Princess Yachts Reveals First Images of New 33-Metre Odyssey 108

Princess Yachts has officially moved its Odyssey programme from concept to reality, revealing the first exterior and interior renders for the all-new Odyssey 108.

Measuring 33 metres, the tri-deck superyacht marks a monumental milestone for the Plymouth shipyard, representing its first vessel over 100 feet in nearly a decade.

For the interior styling, Princess partnered with London-based studio Harrison Eidsgaard, combining custom superyacht expertise with the shipyard's in-house engineering and craftsmanship.

With a volume of 277 GT, the Odyssey 108 is built for long-range cruising. Her new Hybrid Fast Displacement Hull, developed with naval architects Olesinski, recently completed physical tank testing to confirm efficiency, stability, and seakeeping performance.

The Odyssey 108 boasts a range exceeding 2,600 nautical miles at nine knots, while comfortably maintaining the punch to cruise at significantly higher speeds when needed. Owners can choose from three MAN V12 engine packages, topped by a twin MAN V12X-2200 setup delivering a projected top speed of 19–21 knots. Alternatively, she can be fitted with twin Rolls-Royce MTU V12 2000 M96Z units, each pushing out 2,222 HP.

The tri-deck layout is defined by sweeping exterior glass and expansive sightlines that maximize natural light throughout the living areas. The interior styling balances refined, contemporary social spaces with tranquil private retreats.

Standard accommodation provides four cabins for eight guests, with an optional five-cabin layout accommodating up to ten, alongside optional Pullman berths for the twin cabins. Crew quarters cater to five crew across three cabins as standard, with an option to expand capacity for up to seven crew members.

The first Princess Odyssey 108 is scheduled for launch in 2029, ahead of her official world premiere in 2030.