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What makes a sailboat a yacht?
"Attention to every detail has resulted in this remarkable yacht," says Damien Jacob, Product Director of the Sailboat Division at Groupe Beneteau.
The designers of the Oceanis Yacht 54, Roberto Biscontini and Lorenzo Argento, made no compromises when designing the new Oceanis Yacht flagship. This beautiful, ocean-going yacht immerses us in a world of refined elegance.
The contemporary yet timelessly elegant 18-meter hull profile of the Oceanis Yacht 60 seamlessly complements that of the Oceanis Yacht 54. All spaces are proportionately precise, and the design incorporates a gentle sheer. All this creates the kind of space normally found on a 62-footer, while maintaining an elegant design and excellent seaworthiness.
These unique features result in a true bluewater sailing yacht that offers excellent performance and is easy to handle.
Optimal design for carefree sailing
The enormous cockpit offers safe, unhindered freedom of movement. Wide gangways surround the helm stations and provide unobstructed access to the foredeck. This unique layout is a reinvention of the central cockpit concept.
Two identical tables and sundecks are standard on Oceanis Yacht
sailing yachts, yet special attention has been paid to the helm consoles. With two full-size helm stations, determining the boat's course and trimming the sails, whether to windward or leeward, are just as easy. The helmsman can perform all common maneuvers without leaving the helm, a major advantage on a large sailing yacht when sailing with a limited crew.
An innovative bimini is supported by the fixed arch, keeping the sheets safe and out of the way. The bimini is optionally available in a fixed version. With fixed support, the central section can be moved forward to allow more sunlight into the cockpit. Depending on the weather and time of day, the crew will always find the best compromise between sun protection and ventilation.
Sailing goes hand in hand with anchoring and relaxing on board, which is why the Oceanis Yacht 60 features a large aft deck with easy access to the tender garage, a must for a sailing yacht of this size. A 2.80-meter jet-powered tender is accommodated in the garage, where a dual-rope and shear system ensures effortless launching and retrieving, making stopovers more enjoyable and active.
Finally, smart onboard systems such as "Ship Control" and "Seanapps" manage all the boat's systems and provide greater ease of maintenance and control, allowing you to relax both while cruising and when not.
Stylish interior space for socializing
As you walk through the cabin, you'll encounter a wealth of space and light, with an overall impression of ample volume and balanced proportions. The galley of the Oceanis Yacht 60 is located amidships, reducing the flow of traffic.
The full-width galley features storage and a refrigerator to port, and a sink, oven, and dishwasher to starboard. There's ample storage space and generous work surfaces.
The saloon layout offers a variety of spaces for enjoying socializing on board; six people can comfortably sit around the table, which overlooks a lounge area with a sofa, ideal for relaxing at sea or at anchor. The curved chart table allows the skipper to participate in all onboard conversations.
The Oceanis Yacht 60 is available in a three-cabin and three-head version, and in two beautiful wood finishes: brown walnut as standard and light oak as an option. True to their long tradition of woodworking, BENETEAU's craftsmen paid particular attention to the interior. Extensive molded wood elements blend harmoniously with the large white lacquered surfaces and are combined with exclusive upholstery. Together, they create a distinctly stylish atmosphere.
The most discerning owners will certainly appreciate the master cabin. Beyond the bathroom, the space opens up, providing access to a luxurious double berth with extensive storage. The layout guarantees privacy while offering stunning sea views.
The upholstery has been carefully chosen to create a sense of depth in combination with the hull windows and portlights. The paneling embraces the curved shapes of the cabin roof and hull, creating perfect visual continuity within this beautiful, relaxing, luxurious space.
With a sleek design, an optimized layout, and top-quality equipment, the new Oceanis Yacht 60 is a clear step in the pursuit of excellence. Built in Saint Gilles Croix de
Datasheet
| LOA | 18,95 m 62’2’’ |
| Hull length | 17,4 m 57’1’’ |
| Max beam | 5,30 m 17’5’’ |
| Standard draft | 2,55 m 8’4’’ |
| Standard ballast weight | 5 000 kg 11,020 lbs |
| Shallow draft | 2,10 m 6’11’’ |
| Shallow ballast weight | 5 642 kg 12,435 lbs |
| Light craft displacement | 21 500 kg 37,386 lbs |
| Standard air draft | 23 m 75’6’’ |
| Engine power shaft drive | 150 CV 150 HP |
| Fuel capacity | 500 L 132 US Gal |
| Fresh water capacity | 800 L 211 US Gal |
| IN-FURLING MAST ALUMINIUM | |
| Mainsail | 77 m² 829 sq/ft |
| Self-tacking jib | 62 m² 667 sq/ft |
| Code 0 | 125 m² 1,345 sq/ft |
| Asymmetrical spinnaker | 250 m² 2,691 sq/ft |
| CLASSIC MAST ALUMINIUM (+ 1,50 m / 4’11’’) | |
| Mainsail | 98 m² 1,055 sq/ft |
| Furling genoa | (109 %) 82 m² 883 sq/ft |
| Code 0 | 140 m² 1,507 sq/ft |
| Asymmetrical spinnaker | 270 m² 2,906 sq/ft |
Documents
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Beneteau Oceanis Yacht 60 - Brochure.pdf
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Beneteau Oceanis Yacht 60 - E-Book.pdf
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