Viking Princess Yachts For Sale

Viking Princess yachts trace back to 1995, when Princess Yachts partnered with Viking to build a line of luxury motor yachts aimed at the North American market, sold under the Viking Sport Cruisers banner. The "V" in model names like the V65 stands for Viking. Shoppers searching for Viking Princess yachts for sale will find a range of flybridge motor yachts spanning roughly 54 to 75 feet, including the 54, the 575 flybridge, the V65, and the Princess 75, all built for family cruising and entertaining with sleeping cabins kept below and the living spaces above.

Performance varies by model and engine package. The 2005 Viking Princess 575 flybridge runs about 30 knots, with a length overall of 61 feet (including the swim platform), a 16-foot beam, a maximum draft of four feet four inches, and a 19-foot-six-inch air height that matters for bridge clearance on routes like the Great Loop; it was offered with MAN diesels. The Princess 75 built in England and delivered in 2006 carries twin CAT engines rated at 1,675 horsepower each for a 30-knot cruise. The 2008 Viking Princess 54 is powered by Volvo Penta diesels and is fitted with both bow and stern thrusters for docking.

Helm stations are well equipped across the line. The 54 pairs a flybridge and an interior lower helm, each with Garmin chart plotters, Volvo Penta displays, Furuno instruments, trim tab controls, and a Varuna autopilot, plus a separate aft remote station for close-quarters maneuvering. The Princess 75 uses a Garmin 7612 below and a matching Garmin 7212 on the flybridge, with side-power bow and stern thrusters. The 575 includes a handheld yacht controller that manages both engines and the bow and stern thrusters from anywhere on deck.

Deck and cockpit layouts favor entertaining. The 2003 Viking Princess 65 motor yacht has a large cockpit under a rigid overhang that extends fully aft to the transom, twin transom gates for port or starboard boarding, a massive swim grid, dual cranes for lifting a dinghy or a small Boston Whaler, stern-line storage lockers, a freshwater washdown, and twin Glendinning shore-power cords. The Princess 75 adds a euro-style transom with lockable doors, newer teak decks, a swim platform large enough for a jet ski with removable safety rails, and a hydraulically accessed fender locker.

Interiors are finished in cherry and high-gloss joinery with the galley raised about 18 inches so the cook stays at eye level with guests in the salon. The V65 carries Sub-Zero refrigeration with separate fridge and freezer compressors, a four-burner cooktop, a built-in microwave, an ice maker, and a water maker. The 75 features Sub-Zero refrigeration, granite counters, a Miele dishwasher, and a partition that raises to seal off the galley European-style. Accommodations typically run three to four cabins; the 75 offers a full island king master with six oval windows, a walk-in closet, and a jacuzzi-style tub, plus three guest staterooms and a forward VIP with a centerline queen.

When buying, verify listed specifications such as draft and air height, which can differ between sister boats, and weigh engine choice, since some 575s carry MAN diesels. Sought-after options include the insulated factory hardtop, found on only a few 65s, along with documented teak deck and electronics upgrades.