Oyster Yachts is bringing its bluewater cruising philosophy to the power-catamaran market with the new P60, a 60-foot model developed in partnership with Berret Racoupeau Yacht Design. Revealed at the 2026 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, the P60 is designed for extended passages, with a target range of up to 3,500 nautical miles. That’s enough to cover the approximately 3,000-nautical-mile leg from the Galápagos to the Marquesas in the Oyster World Rally.
The P60’s slender hulls carry 1,585 gallons of fuel and 264 gallons of fresh water, supporting extended time away from the dock. A 30-foot-8-inch beam provides room for 1,302 square feet of social living space across the flybridge, aft cockpit, saloon and forward cockpit. The central owner’s suite measures 194 square feet and has private access to the aft deck. Two or three guest staterooms are available, along with galley-up or galley-down arrangements and optional crew quarters.
Outdoor living gets considerable attention. The 355-square-foot flybridge features a central helm, hardtop, bar, lounge and forward daybed. Aft, the 431-square-foot cockpit can serve as an outdoor dining and entertaining area, convert to a sunpad or accommodate fishing and watersports. A hydraulic tender platform doubles as a swim platform, providing direct access to the water.
Oyster also has offshore practicality in mind. Twin engines with shaft drives, independent fuel tanks with transfer capability and two separate, deck-accessible engine rooms reflect the yacht’s passagemaking brief. Optional solar panels and a substantial lithium battery bank are intended to reduce generator use and provide quieter time at anchor.
At 63 feet 9 inches length overall, with a 5-foot-7-inch draft, the P60 is designed to be handled by an owner couple, with or without crew. Owners will also have access to Oyster’s Bluewater Academy, global service network and owner events, including the fully supported Oyster World Rally. It’s a significant expansion for a builder best known for its sailing yachts, and one that brings long-distance cruising ambitions to a different kind of platform.
