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Prestige 630 Fly — Miami & The Bahamas A 65-foot flybridge motor yacht built in 2019 and refitted in 2026, this Prestige 630 Fly carries the quieter side of French yacht design: clean lines, generous glazing, and interior volumes that feel considerably larger than the length suggests. She lies at Bill Bird Marina in North Miami, a short run from the flats and anchorages of Biscayne Bay and well placed for longer crossings toward the Bahamas. Twin Volvo diesels give her a settled, unhurried ride — the kind of platform that stays comfortable when the afternoon breeze picks up, and that lets guests move around the yacht without thinking about it. Below deck, three cabins accommodate up to six guests overnight, each served by its own bathroom. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. Above, the flybridge is the natural centre of the day: shaded seating, open sightlines, and enough room for a group to spread out without anyone feeling parked in a corner. The main-deck salon opens onto the aft cockpit in a single continuous space, so lunch, shade and swimming all happen within a few steps of each other. A crew of two lives aboard and runs the yacht — captain and mate handling navigation, service and the rhythm of the day, so the schedule bends to your plans rather than the reverse. Whether that means a slow morning at anchor off Key Biscayne or an early departure across the Gulf Stream, the brief is set by you.