First Images of 33m Princess Motor Yacht Odyssey 108 Revealed at Monaco Yacht Show 2026

Fast displacement platform targets longer passages

The Odyssey 108 introduces a fast displacement hull developed to give Princess greater long-range capability at the upper end of its portfolio. Spread across three decks, the yacht has a reported internal volume of 277GT, while the hull has undergone computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis and recently completed its first physical tank testing as development progresses. Visitors to the Monaco Yacht Show can also see a scale model of the Odyssey 108 displayed on the Princess stand.

The first exterior images show the proportions of the new three-deck design, with extensive glazing incorporated across the superstructure. Inside, large windows and overhead skylights are intended to bring natural light into the principal living areas of the motor yacht while maintaining views towards the water. The additional volume afforded by the 33m platform also supports separate guest and crew areas for longer periods on board.

The first images reveal a contemporary interior based around a neutral palette, wooden flooring and soft furnishings, with extensive glazing contributing to the light-filled atmosphere. The superyacht accommodates eight guests across four cabins, while Princess is also offering an optional five-stateroom arrangement for up to 10 guests. Dedicated crew quarters accommodate five as standard, with an alternative configuration for up to seven.

The first Odyssey 108 is specified with twin MAN V12X-2200 diesel engines driving twin-screw propellers, giving the motor yacht a maximum speed of 21 knots. At displacement speeds, the new platform is designed for considerably longer passages, with a quoted maximum range of 2,600 nautical miles. Princess has also announced additional engine configurations for the yacht, including alternative MAN V12 specifications and a twin Rolls-Royce MTU installation.

The Odyssey 108 marks Princess Yachts' return to the 30m-plus segment and joins a growing pipeline at the shipyard. According to YachtBuyer MarketWatch, Princess currently has 18 yachts in its order book, including the 26m motor yacht Nightfall, a Princess Y80 due for delivery in 2026. Built with a planing GRP hull, Nightfall accommodates eight guests across four cabins and is capable of a 31-knot top speed, highlighting the performance-focused end of the builder's current order book.