GS 60 LC

Grand Soleil 60 LC is a new sailing yacht in the Long Cruise range, purpose-designed for bluewater sailing and long-distance voyages. Developed with naval architecture by Matteo Polli and deck and interior design by Nauta Design, built by Cantiere del Pardo, this model combines efficiency with timeless style and innovation. Notable performance elements include a pronounced V-shaped bow, low-wet surface, and high dynamic stability.

The deck design is "step-free" for effortless movement around the yacht. Owners can choose between versions with or without a rollbar. The cockpit layout features extended bench cushions over the coachroof for lounging, and tables that lower to create sunbathing areas. For short-handed sailing, all main winches and controls are within easy reach of the helm. The yacht is equipped with a fully battened furling mainsail and hydraulic controls for the backstay and vang. An aft platform extends by a meter when anchored, providing additional space.

Below deck, a spacious saloon benefits from natural light via a semi-raised design and hull windows.

A standard three-cabin version features an open-plan galley positioned forward, spanning both sides of the yacht, with space for a full-height fridge-freezer.

An optional layout replaces the starboard galley section with a fourth cabin, featuring bunk beds.

The owner's cabin is forward with a French-style bed and en-suite bathroom. Two aft guest cabins, one double and one twin, each have a private bathroom. A crew cabin for two is included in the forward section of both layouts. Ample storage and tank capacities support extended independent voyages.

This yacht is designed to comfortably accommodate 6 guests for comprehensive long-range cruising.