Prestige 630

Prestige is a yacht company that pays attention to weight distribution as parts go together, to ensure there are no surprises in performance—a terrific practice. So with that in mind, it may surprise you how little the new 630 give up in sumptuous finish and luxury in the new 630.

Prestige 630
Here comes the Prestige 630,
the latest offering from a luxury division of Groupe Beneteau offering yachts from 42 to 75 feet.

Prestige 630
The flying-bridge helm has plenty of room for company, be it on the sunpad or companion seating.

Prestige 630
The rest of the flying bridge offers seating and dining space,
accompanied by plenty of smart handholds for when conditions get a little rough.

Prestige 630
Available with a hardtop or without, the Prestige 630 is built with an eye on weight distribution,
resulting in a feature-rich yacht that pays attention to running attitude.

Prestige 630
And run she will, with Volvo Penta IPS 950s
providing an exciting ride and nearly 30 knots of speed at wide-open throttle.

Prestige 630
The main-deck saloon captures the inside-outside feel, with an aft galley, a dining and seating area near the helm, and huge expanses of glasss to allow everyone to enjoy the scenery.

Prestige 630
The lounging area has a folding hilo table that allows for true flexibility using the space as a guest social area, a dining area, or even an overflow berth for unexpected guests.

Prestige 630
Three huge electronic displays help make the lower helm a true command center.

Prestige 630
The forward guest stateroom has the advantage of both hullside windows (with opening ports) and overhead hatches that serve to brighten the space.

Prestige 630
Seating and sunpads throughout the yacht feel like they were designed for a much larger yacht,
yet somehow fit nicely on the Prestige 630.

Prestige 630
A guest stateroom converts from twin berths to a double with ease.

Prestige 630
Twin berths may make sense, depending on who is joining your crew.

Prestige 630
The amidships master has truly huge windows on both sides.

Prestige 630
The private entry stairs to the master, and the built-in desk, show how the Prestige 630
makes good on its promise of amenities suitable a much larger yacht.

Prestige 630
A broad swim platform really adds to the Prestige 630. This yacht can deliver you to the sea, and the sea to you.

Prestige 630
The fine finish in the master bath hints at the workmanship one can expect throughout the Prestige line.

Prestige 630
Even the forepeak VIP has a dressing table.

Prestige 630
The flying bridge galley console may serve as a gathering place for alfresco entertaining.

Prestige 630
An retractable section in the hardtop makes the flying bridge more appealing in nearly all conditions.

Prestige 630
Watch what Prestige Yachts does next as the company continues to expand with new models and refresh old ones.

Prestige 630
Our boat test of the Prestige 630 appears in our May 2017 issue. ▶

Prestige 630
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