NADIRA

Princess built NADIRA in 2019, a testament to the British yard's four-decade journey from pioneering flybridge designs to creating sophisticated motor yachts that balance performance with refined living. The yard's evolution from its early sportboat roots shows clearly in this 30.45-meter yacht, where Bernard Olesinski's naval architecture creates the foundation for a vessel that moves with purpose while maintaining the elegant proportions Princess has refined across generations of builds. NADIRA accommodates ten guests across her 6.92-meter beam, with Princess's interior design team creating spaces that reflect the yard's contemporary approach to yacht living. Natural light flows through carefully positioned windows while materials and finishes demonstrate the attention to detail that has defined Princess yachts since the company's commitment to in-house production. Five crew members ensure seamless operation, drawing on service protocols developed through Princess's decades of owner feedback and refinement. Olesinski's exterior design, developed in collaboration with Princess's own design team, produces clean lines that speak to the yard's modern aesthetic while honoring the functional requirements that have always driven Princess engineering. The 190 gross ton displacement reflects thoughtful space planning, creating volume where guests need it most while maintaining the performance characteristics that distinguish Princess yachts from purely accommodation-focused alternatives. From her construction in Plymouth to her delivery specifications, NADIRA represents Princess at a moment when the yard's accumulated expertise allows for yachts that serve multiple purposes without compromise. This is the inheritance of a builder that has spent decades listening to how owners actually use their yachts, translating those insights into designs that work as well at anchor as they do underway.