2,400 horsepower to power the D60
De Antonio Yachts announces the launch of the D60, its entry into the 18m+ market. The first units will be available from summer 2025. To power this 60-foot open cruiser, four Mercury V12 outboard engines, each rated at 600 hp, will be mounted on the transom, concealed in the shipyard's trademark manner. Thanks to this powerful motorization, the D60 will be able to reach an impressive top speed of over 45 knots, and a cruising speed of 30 knots.

Three distinct outdoor living zones
The walk-around deck layout reveals three differentiated zones. At the stern, the huge sundeck faces out to sea and includes a cockpit bench with table and central ice bucket. This large outdoor dining area, shaded from the sun by the roof cap, can accommodate up to 10 people.

The foredeck offers a variety of configuration options, combining the main solarium, large sofa and tables, with the possibility of discovering a spa by sliding the sunbathing cover.

Versatile space under the hardtop
Inside, under the hard-top is a multi-purpose dining area, with a dining and sitting area. This space can be fully glazed to keep out the heat with air conditioning, or open thanks to large side windows and sliding rear doors. A variety of customization options are available to owners.


A kitchen positioned at an intermediate level
The interior layout allows the D60 to offer a galley at an intermediate level between the main deck and the cabins. This space can be independent or fully integrated into the interior thanks to sliding doors and specific accesses.
Two or three cabins for the sleeping area
In the cabin area, a ceiling-free passageway creates a central space that gives access to a generously-sized suite with sofa, desk, bathroom with separate shower and dressing room. The central corridor also serves the forward cabins, which can be configured according to the owner's wishes. These can be two separate cabins or one large cabin, offering comfortable, modular space. Next to the forward cabins is a courtesy bathroom that doubles as a guest bathroom. With independent access from the bow, there's a crew cabin with two berths and its own bathroom.

The D60 is built using the infusion technique and features a versatile hull design for long-distance cruising or sportier coastal cruising.