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At the Cannes Yachting Festival 2024, Sessa Marine presented a world preview of its latest model, the F60. This 18.5-meter flybridge yacht represents a quantum leap in design and technology for the Italian shipyard, which continues to combine luxury and performance. Here we take a closer look at this model and its features.
A Flybridge designed for comfort and versatility
One of the F60's major assets is its Flybridge, designed to optimize living space on board while guaranteeing a complete cruising experience. Equipped with a second helm station, a solarium and a relaxation area with an L-shaped sofa, this upper deck is protected by a rigid T-top. Open-air cooking enthusiasts will also appreciate the dedicated gourmet cabinet.
Exterior layout: four distinct areas for greater conviviality
The F60 offers a diverse outdoor experience. The yacht offers a submersible aft platform, equipped with a hydraulic lifting system to facilitate boarding and create a private beach. The aft cockpit, the forward solarium and the flybridge offer a variety of relaxation areas, allowing the ambience on board to vary according to the wishes of crew and guests.
Bright, well-appointed interiors
The F60's main saloon is distinguished by its bright ambience, thanks to large windows offering panoramic views of the exterior. The interior layout is optimized with a galley that opens onto the outside space, facilitating conviviality. The lower deck houses three suites, offering optimum comfort and privacy for passengers.
Propulsion and on-board technology
The Sessa Marine F60 is equipped with two Volvo Penta IPS 950 engines, offering power and efficiency while facilitating manoeuvring thanks to the IPS system. In terms of technology, a monitoring system allows essential boat parameters, such as air conditioning and lighting management, to be controlled from a single centralized instrument panel.
Production on an international scale
With shipyards in Italy and Brazil, Sessa Marine strengthens its global presence. The brand benefits from bicontinental production, combining Italian expertise with Brazilian industrial capacity. This configuration makes it possible to offer a model like the F60 with a high level of finish and performance, while maintaining a solid supply chain.
