Princess V42-Dionysus Kerasia
Classic Elegance. Exceptional Experiences.
Discover the Princess V42 “Dionysus”, a luxury motor yacht that combines iconic British design with modern refinement. Recently refurbished throughout its interior and exterior (2024–2025), Dionysus has been carefully upgraded to offer a premium cruising experience where style, comfort, and performance come together in perfect harmony. Whether you’re exploring secluded coves, enjoying a leisurely cruise with family and friends, or celebrating a special occasion on the water, every journey becomes a memorable experience.
Stretching 12.87 meters (42 ft) in length and 3.67 meters (12 ft) in width, Dionysus offers generous space for up to 8 guests on daily charters, accompanied by a professional 2-person crew dedicated to providing exceptional service. Powered by twin Volvo Penta KAD44 engines with a combined output of 520 HP, the yacht cruises comfortably at 24 knots while reaching speeds of 28 knots, delivering smooth handling and effortless performance. State-of-the-art Raymarine navigation systems ensure confidence and precision throughout every voyage.
PRINCESS V42-DIONYSUS KERASIA
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PRINCESS V42-DIONYSUS KERASIA
Where Exploration Meets Elegance at Sea
The beautifully appointed interior features two elegant cabins, including a spacious master cabin and a twin guest cabin, a fully equipped galley, a comfortable lounge area, and a stylish bathroom. Air conditioning throughout the cabins and saloon creates a cool and inviting atmosphere, allowing guests to relax in complete comfort throughout the day.
Designed equally for relaxation and entertainment, the exterior boasts expansive teak decking, comfortable lounging areas, and a refreshing freshwater shower for after-swim convenience. Premium amenities such as Wi-Fi, a Fusion sound system, generator, refrigerator, and the advanced Quick Gyro Stabilizer provide an exceptionally smooth and enjoyable cruising experience, minimizing motion both underway and while at anchor.