The 35.2-metre Princess motor yacht Kohuba has been listed for sale with Maël Fiolet of Camper & Nicholsons.
Delivered in 2017, Kohuba is an award-winning Princess 35M and, at 248 GT, she is among the largest-volume yachts in her class. She has been privately used and has been subject to continuous investment, including a comprehensive interior refit that was completed in 2026. Kohuba is available for viewings by prior appointment during the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival.
The revised interiors by Zuretti draw on materials and textiles from leading suppliers including Dedar, Loro Piana, Armani Casa and Larsen, alongside bespoke joinery and upholstery. Neutral tones remain central to the interior, complemented by canaletto walnut, leather and natural stone.
Full-height windows bring abundant natural light into the main saloon, where a generous seating area sits alongside formal dining. A hydraulically folding balcony opens directly from the saloon, extending the living space outwards.
Kohuba accommodates 11 guests across five cabins, led by a full-beam master suite on the main deck with a walk-in wardrobe and en suite bathroom with bathtub. A significant part of the interior refit was directed towards the guest accommodation, with the master suite and lower deck cabins updated through new upholstery, wall finishes, window treatments and soft furnishings.
A custom Pullman berth in the guest cabin allows the yacht to welcome an eleventh guest within the existing five-cabin layout, offering valuable flexibility for family cruising and commercial charter use.
Princess has made exceptional use of the 35-metre yacht's exterior dimensions, creating generous guest areas across three decks. The main deck aft offers sheltered al fresco dining and seating for all on board, featuring a table for eight paired with a soft banquette.
The foredeck is particularly impressive for a yacht of this size, with extensive seating and sunpads arranged across a substantial private area forward.
Above, the flybridge provides one of Kohuba’s principal entertaining areas, with a spa pool, bar and dining space alongside generous room for sunbathing. At sea level, the swim platform offers straightforward access to the sea and tender.
The yacht for sale is powered by twin MTU 16V 2000 M94 engines and reaches a maximum speed of 23 knots. Used only privately and operated in the Mediterranean, she benefits from low engine and generator hours.
Kohuba is asking €8,750,000.