2026 Jeanneau Yachts 60

The 2026 Jeanneau Yachts 60 is a 60-foot sailing yacht built in fiberglass with a beam of 17 feet. Designed by Andrew Winch and Philippe Briand, it combines contemporary deck styling with a modern hull shape featuring an inverted bow, pronounced sheer line, and integrated bowsprit. The deck layout includes walk-around side decks for easy movement and a longitudinal garage fitted to store and launch a 10-foot tender. Power comes from a single 110-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine.

The interior offers remarkable flexibility, with 19 possible cabin and layout configurations spread across four living areas. The forepeak can be arranged as a sail locker, skipper cabin, or sixth cabin. The forward section accommodates either an owner's cabin or two double-berth cabins, with a sliding bulkhead that converts to open space. The starboard salon area can be fitted with a sofa and chart table, a twin bunk cabin, or left open for armchairs. The aft section works as an owner's cabin or splits into two cabins—one with a double berth on starboard and twin bunks to port. Two full heads support the accommodation. A galley sits forward of the main salon area.

The yacht accepts numerous deck customizations including an arch or hardtop, exterior galley, releasable forestay, and furling mast, allowing owners to adapt the boat from a sporty Mediterranean cruiser to a capable offshore vessel. Materials and finishes throughout reflect Jeanneau's attention to comfort and build quality, paired with a hull design optimized for sailing performance.