When motorized propulsion systems became mainstream, shipbuilders quickly adopted the technology. Seafaring was no longer at the mercy of nature and luck. As long as fuel was available, ships could navigate the seas continuously. These days, in our ongoing quest for sustainable mobility, luxury watercraft such as the C60 leverage renewable energy as needed.
This is “Oyster’s first sailing catamaran, created for those seeking the space and stability of the multihull form with true bluewater capability. Developed with Berret-Racoupeau, this 60 foot luxury catamaran unites acclaimed multihull expertise with more than 50 years of Oyster bluewater heritage.”
As we have been pointing out since then, catamarans tout distinct advantages over sleek monohulls. These are stability, larger spaces, enhanced hydrodynamics, and more. The C60 measures 63’9″ long with a beam that’s 30’8″ wide. Its main deck features a forward lounge, a saloon with wide-opening doors, and an aft lounge’/dining area.
A covered flybridge with twin helms also boasts a C-shaped seat and table. You won’t find a swimming pool or jacuzzi on board, but the stern includes folding swim platforms and a central tender lift. These basically make up the aft beach club when guests fancy a dip. There’s also no shortage of premium materials that line the interiors of the vessel.
The C60 can accommodate up to 6 guests across three cabins, while the owner’s suite comes with a walk-in closet. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms. Oyster outfits the yacht with twin 110 horsepower engines, solar panels, energy storage systems, and a huge sail to harness the wind in favorable conditions.
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