INTERIOR

The Oceanis Yacht 60 offers a 3-cabin, 3-head layout that optimises space below. With options of walnut or light oak finishings, the interior is distinctively stylish. The spacious saloon / dining area are perfect for entertaining under sail or on anchor. Seating six comfortably, the saloon is in close proximity to a curved chart table, so the skipper is able to swivel around and take part in conversations while underway. Moving forward in the boat, there is a full-beam midship galley. There is a huge amount of storage space with excellent ventilation.

EXTERIOR

Two helm consoles in close proximity to the sail controls enable excellent control of the boat under sail, on either tack. This makes short-handed sailing and manoeuvring without leaving the helm that much easier. Extensive side decks run around the sides of the helm stations and lead all the way to the bow with no obstructions for safe movement from stern to bow. The signature Beneteau drop-down swim platform opens up to a tender garage able to fit a 2.8-meter tender.

TECHNOLOGY

The Oceanis Yacht 60 is kitted with user friendly intuitive control and navigational aids for easy sailing and single-handed adventures. Featuring cutting-edge technology such as Beneteau Ship-Control and Dock&Go for the ultimate experience and ease of use onboard.

• Ship Control allows intuitive control of all the boat data and components.
• The well-proven Dock & Go system uses a straightforward joystick control that operates a bow drive and a 360° rotating sail drive pod.

DESIGN

Designers Roberto Biscontini and Lorenzo Argento made no concessions when drawing the new Oceanis flagship. Sleek, elegant, and timeless, the Oceanis Yacht 60 is the next step in pursuit of blue-water excellence. Sophisticated and contemporary are the words used to describe this design. Subtle features are used to create extra space without compromising sailing performance. 

YACHTING WORLD REVIEW

"This is a thoroughly likeable yacht that, unlike many of its size, proved to be fun and rewarding to sail, while also being easy to handle in most respects. There’s no doubt that the reduced displacement and lower freeboard compared to its predecessor are big factors in this." Yachting World Review