More space for what matters most

The master cabin is the highlight of the Princess Sophie and also its most spacious sleeping area. Just like in a spacious hotel room, you can make yourself at home here and, together with the adjacent master bathroom, enjoy absolute luxury and privacy. The master cabin offers plenty of storage space and a fantastic window at the head of the bed.

The galley, fully equipped with a Ceran cooktop, double sink, an oven with a built-in microwave, and a Jura fully automatic coffee machine, is perfect for culinary masterpieces. A spacious refrigerator, a wine cooler, and a freezer for ice cubes ensure a 24-hour supply of cold beverages. 

At the chart table, everything from navigation preparation to weather observation and planning—and, of course, the daily logbook entry—takes place. This is the planning hub for all cruises and voyages. It is an essential part of every trip, documenting every movement and event on board in detail, thereby ensuring smooth operations and safe navigation.

After docking, people like to gather in the lounge to eat together, chat, play games, or discuss the itinerary.

The starboard cabin is designed for two people and is comfortably furnished. The adjoining bathroom includes a sink and a toilet and is spacious enough for your daily beauty routine.

The crew cabin is the smallest of the cabins and typically serves as quarters for the captain and/or the crew. 

The heart of the ship. This is where all the technical systems converge; they are inspected daily and regularly maintained. From the engine (Mercedes OM360) to the generator (ONAN 16KW) to all water and hydraulic systems. The workshop is also set up here, making it possible to handle almost all repairs that arise during the voyage on our own.

The Master Bathroom: Pure Luxury with a Bathtub

What could be better—on the high seas, in the harbor, or in a secluded cove?