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At the Monaco Yacht Show 2026, Princess Yachts unveiled the first exterior and interior computer-generated images of the Odyssey 108, its forthcoming 33-metre superyacht. This new model marks the British shipyard’s return to the over-30-metre market, drawing on more than 60 years of yacht design and boatbuilding expertise in Plymouth.
A year after the Odyssey programme was announced, the project has reached another milestone. The exterior lines have now been revealed, the first interior concepts are taking shape and a scale model offers a closer look at the yacht’s proportions. Engineering work is progressing, with the first programme of physical hull tank tests completed.
For the Odyssey 108’s interiors, Princess is working with London-based design studio Harrison Eidsgaard, renowned for its work in the large superyacht sector. The partnership brings together the studio’s experience in bespoke yacht interiors and Princess’s expertise in engineering, design and craftsmanship.
The first images reveal a refined, contemporary approach shaped around life on board. Generous social spaces sit alongside more private areas, while extensive glazing welcomes natural light and opens up views across the sea.
With its tri-deck architecture and 277 GT gross tonnage, the Odyssey 108 offers generous volumes throughout. The standard layout accommodates eight guests in four cabins. An optional five-cabin configuration provides accommodation for ten, while crew quarters are designed for five, with an optional arrangement for up to seven.
Developed with naval architects Olesinski, the new Hybrid Fast Displacement Hull is designed to combine efficiency, range and assured seakeeping. Princess announces a range of more than 2,600 nautical miles at 9 knots, while retaining the ability to cruise at higher speeds when required.
Several engine options are planned. With twin MAN V12X-2200 engines, the projected maximum speed is 19–21 knots. An alternative installation featuring twin Rolls-Royce MTU V12 2000 M96Z engines is also available.
The first Princess Odyssey 108 is scheduled to enter the water in 2029, ahead of its world premiere in 2030. The project opens a new chapter for Princess and underlines the shipyard’s ambitions in the world of long-range superyachts.
