The Grand Soleil 60 Long Cruise is the new benchmark for the Long Cruise range: a yacht where efficiency, style, and innovation blend seamlessly. Designed by Nauta Design—responsible for the deck, interiors, and general arrangements—with naval architecture penned by Matteo Polli, this model interprets blue-water cruising with a contemporary, uncompromising vision.
Born for the open sea, she offers genuine range: expansive storage capacity and generous tankage allow for long passages far from port. The pronounced V-bow, reduced wetted surface area, and exceptional dynamic stability define her character at sea.
The "stepless" deck makes every movement natural, whether underway or at anchor. The semi-raised saloon and large hull windows flood the interior with light. The cockpit has been reimagined down to the finest detail: the cushions extend onto the coachroof to create a sheltered relaxation area, while the tables lower to transform the space into two large sun pads.
Winches and controls are all within easy reach of the helm. The full-batten furling mainsail, hydraulic backstay and vang controls, and the fold-down swim platform—which adds an extra meter of length at anchor—complete a deck layout engineered for short-handed sailing.
The saloon is spacious and bright. In the standard three-cabin configuration, the open-plan galley extends along both sides of the hull, featuring space for a full-height refrigerator. Alternatively, the optional layout offers a fourth cabin with bunk beds in place of a portion of the galley. The master cabin accommodates a French bed—a rarity on a yacht of this size—with a private head forward.