2026 Jeanneau 60

The Jeanneau 60 is a 57-foot sailing yacht built in fiberglass with a beam of 17 feet. Designed by Andrew Winch and Philippe Briand, the hull combines contemporary styling with practical deck layout. Notable features include an inverted bow, integrated bowsprit, high sheer line, and walk-around sidedecks. The longitudinal garage holds a 10-foot tender for easy launch and retrieval.

The interior divides into four distinct living areas, each offering multiple configurations. The forepeak can be fitted as a sail locker, skipper cabin, or sixth berth. The forward section accommodates either an owner's cabin or two cabins with double berths, with a sliding bulkhead that opens the space into one suite. The salon's starboard side can be arranged with a sofa and chart table, a lateral twin bunk cabin, or an open plan with armchairs.

The aft living area provides flexible sleeping arrangements, configured as either an owner's cabin or two cabins with a double berth on starboard and twin bunks to port. Additional customization options include an arch, hardtop, exterior galley, releasable forestay, and furling mast—allowing owners to tailor the boat from a sporty Mediterranean cruiser to a fully-equipped offshore passage maker.

The design prioritizes both comfort and sailing performance, achieved through optimized proportions, maximized waterline relative to overall length, and carefully balanced internal volume. High-performance technology and quality materials throughout support the goal of delivering timeless appeal alongside strong sailing characteristics.