The 2011 Amel 64 is a 63-foot composite sailing yacht built for extended cruising. Its bulb keel design delivers stability and efficiency, while the 150 hp Steyr 6-cylinder diesel engine provides dependable power. The boat accommodates three heads and is laid out for comfortable living at sea.
The yacht comes equipped with a hydraulic bathing platform and garage for the dinghy, along with a Flexiteek deck installed in 2021. Climate control includes reversible air-conditioning throughout and an Eberspracher heating system added in 2024. A bow and stern thruster aid in maneuvering, and a 160 L/H Schenker watermaker supports self-sufficiency. An Onan 19 kVa generator powers onboard systems.
Recent maintenance and upgrades include replacement of the standing rigging in 2021 and installation of a new Steyr engine in 2020. An electric hard top with remote helm station control offers weather protection and convenience. The combination of proven design and modern systems makes this Amel well-suited for serious cruising.
Length
63.06 FT
Beam
18.37 FT
Draft
6.23 FT
Material
Composite
Heads
3
Engines
1
Engine Make
Steyr 6-cylinder
Power
NaN HP
Hours
1,400 HRS
Fuel
Diesel