British shipyard Princess Yachts has unveiled the first exterior and interior images of its new 33-metre superyacht, Odyssey 108. The unveiling marks the beginning of a collaboration between the yard and London-based superyacht design studio Harrison Eidsgaard. Naval architecture is credited to the yard's long-standing naval architects, Olesinski.
With a commanding presence on the water thanks to her tri-deck architecture, the yacht has been conceived as a true passage-making superyacht with long-range capability and seakeeping.
A key element of the yacht is her new hybrid fast displacement hull, currently under development following physical tank testing under real-world conditions.
Extensive glazing and sightlines bring natural light inside and maintain a strong connection with the water. Initial renderings reveal refined, contemporary interiors designed around how owners and guests will live on board, balancing generous social spaces with private areas.
Accommodation is for up to eight guests across four cabins, with an optional five-cabin configuration accommodating up to 10. Optional Pullman berths are also available for the port and starboard twin cabins. A five-strong crew is accommodated across three cabins, with an optional arrangement for up to seven crew.
The Odyssey 108 features three MAN V12 engine options, with the most powerful twin MAN V12X-2200 installation delivering a projected maximum speed of 19-21 knots. Alternatively, she can be equipped with twin Rolls-Royce MTU V12 2000 M96Z engines, each producing 2,222hp.
According to exclusive BOATPro data, Princess Yachts has six upcoming deliveries: two Princess X80 yachts, three Princess X90 vessels and one Princess X95.
The shipyard is making a splash this superyacht show season. In addition to displaying a scale model of the Odyssey 108 at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026, the yard presented the first unit from its new X90 series, Jenny X, at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026 earlier this month.
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