The F6.7 is the largest model in the F-Line, Prestige's flybridge series. At 20.45 m (67 ft 1 in), she sits above the F4.3, F4.9 and F5.7. The French builder announced her at a press conference at boot Düsseldorf and gave her a first showing at its own PRESTIGE Exclusive Days event in Beaulieu-sur-Mer. The world premiere followed at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
The design is shared between three teams: Camillo Garroni's studio Garroni Design, J&J Design and Prestige's engineering department. She is built at the Les Herbiers yard in France, where, according to the builder, a dedicated team of 25 has been set up for this model.
A cockpit on two levels
The stern is divided into two levels: a large sunbathing area opening straight onto the water below, and a sheltered dining area above. Guests heading for a swim and those at the table can share the cockpit without getting in each other's way, and nobody coming back from the water has to walk past the table dripping wet.
A main deck built around the galley
An island galley stands at the centre of the main deck. Saloon, dining area and cockpit form one open space, with wide sliding glass doors bringing in the light. Owners who would rather not have the island can opt for a fixed seating area with a folding table to port. Figures reported in the press put the main-deck living area at about 83 m² and the total living space at around 170 m².
Lower deck
The master cabin is forward, with the bed placed to face the sea. Of the guest cabins, the VIP is conceived as a second master. Depending on the layout, she sleeps six or eight guests. A two-berth crew cabin is optional, and the lower deck also has a laundry area. The interior uses wicker, leather and natural tones.
Flybridge
The upper deck measures 26 m², with a large dining table, an outdoor galley and an area aft that can be arranged as required. The outdoor galley means meals for the flybridge can be prepared without going down to the main deck.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length overall | 20.45 m (67 ft 1 in) |
| Beam | 5.17 m (17 ft) |
| Draught | 1.69 m (5 ft 7 in) |
| Engines | 2 × Volvo Penta IPS 1200 (D13) or 2 × Volvo Penta IPS 1350 (D13) |
| Power | 2 × 900 hp or 2 × 1,000 hp |
| Cabins | Master forward; guest cabins including a VIP (6–8 guests) |
| Crew cabin | Optional (2 berths) |
| Fuel | 3,400 litres |
| Water | 710 litres |
| Design | Garroni Design, J&J Design and Prestige engineering |
The options list includes Silent Mode for quiet running, remote monitoring through SEANAPPS and Garmin navigation electronics. Prestige has not published a maximum speed for this model, so none is listed. The two engine options differ by 100 hp per engine; without speed figures, that choice is best made on a sea trial.
Who will she suit?
The F6.7 appeals to buyers looking for a yacht of around 20 metres with a main deck centred on the galley and designed for time with family or friends. The optional crew cabin is worth noting too: you can decide when ordering whether you will run the boat yourself or with a captain.
In brief
- The F-Line flagship, announced at boot Düsseldorf, with her world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
- A split-level cockpit separates the sunbathing area at the water from the sheltered dining area above.
- The main deck is arranged around a galley island; master forward, with the VIP conceived as a second master.
- Two Volvo Penta IPS options: 2 × 900 hp or 2 × 1,000 hp.
