Prestige F4.3: the new flybridge (13 m) compact

Among the various new products presented at the last Boot Düsseldorf 2025, Prestige enriched its F-line with its new entry model to the range: Prestige F4.3, a 13-meter flybridge yacht.

Prestige F4.3

This new 43-footer, while representing Prestige’s smallest, retains all the features of its flybridge yacht line, the French shipyard’s core business. The lines are the simple, clean ones we have come to know in her bigger sisters. They play on the contrast between white and black windows, all grouped in a single, long horizontal band on the hull, to streamline the silhouette.

What does it look like?

Likewise, there is no fixed hardtop on the flybridge, so as not to worsen the height-to-length ratio, a winning choice to look sleek despite its compact size. The flybridge, the element that gives Prestige’s F-range its name, is the main convivial area on board, given its enviable width, capable of accommodating 6 people in a U-shaped sofa that embraces a table, which can be lowered to form an immense sundeck that reaches up to the helm station. A second sundeck is located in the bow, which converts into two loungers thanks to the elevating backrests.

Innovative space management

Aft, however, in the cockpit we find the second convivial area, sheltered from the flybridge, where a C-shaped sofa looks toward the main superstructure. Here, we find the most interesting novelty: instead of the classic opening connecting the cockpit to the interior salon, the division is marked by the galley, transverse. The entrances to the salon are sideways, via two glass doors that slide forward, with the result that, once all the passages are open, cockpit and salon become one space, in which the galley looks like an outdoor wet bar.

The Prestige DNA

Certainly contributing to the success of this effect is the clever lighting achieved by 360-degree superstructure fenestration, another feature inherited from the range’s bigger sisters. This also means keeping all areas of the yacht under control from the command post, greatly simplifying navigation, but especially anchoring and mooring maneuvers. After all, ease of use is one of the key points Prestige wants to pursue.

The interior of the Prestige F4.3

Below deck, the owner’s suite is amidships, while forward we find the guest cabin. Between the two is a bathroom with a separate shower and a second space, on the starboard side, that can be configured as storage or accommodation for a washer/dryer, or be configured as a second dedicated guest bathroom, to reserve the first for the owner. Finally, two more guests can be accommodated in the salon, where the sofa can be converted into the third bed.

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