A broad-beamed platform built around space

The S60 uses its multihull form to create a notably wide platform for a yacht of this length. Allied Marine lists a beam of approximately 27.4 feet, giving the saloon, cabins and exterior entertaining areas more width than a conventional monohull in the same overall length bracket.

The layout is arranged around four guest staterooms, each with its own ensuite bathroom, together with a separate day head in the main saloon. That configuration suits owners who want to cruise with family or friends without forcing guests to share bathroom facilities.

Twin Volvo diesels provide 880hp

Power comes from twin Volvo Penta D8 engines rated at 440hp each, giving a combined 880hp. Allied Marine also lists a 20.5kW Kohler generator and a fuel capacity designed to support extended cruising rather than short marina-to-marina use.

The model is CE Category A certified and built in composite. Oceanwalker positions the S60 around efficient cruising and contemporary power-catamaran design, with relatively shallow draft and broad deck areas aimed at owners who value access to anchorages as much as outright speed.

Solar-electric thinking shapes the design

The listing highlights the S60’s use of lightweight construction and solar-electric sustainability features. Those systems do not replace the diesel propulsion package, but they can reduce generator demand and support hotel loads while the yacht is at anchor.

That approach is increasingly relevant in the 12-to-24-metre market, where owners want comfort and electrical capacity without running machinery constantly. Large roof areas on power catamarans make them especially suitable for supplementary solar generation.

Fort Lauderdale offers immediate US availability

The yacht is currently offered in Fort Lauderdale, one of the most active brokerage and service centres in the United States. That location gives prospective buyers access to surveyors, yards and technical specialists before purchase, while also placing the boat within easy reach of Florida, the Bahamas and the wider Caribbean.

At $3.5 million, the S60 sits in a competitive part of the premium power-catamaran market. Its appeal rests on volume, four-cabin accommodation and the ability to combine long-range cruising with the outdoor living space increasingly expected from modern multihulls.

Official sources: alliedmarine.com.