This model outlines the way of building and conceiving the boat, and it will influence nautical design for the next ten years.

Solaris 60 is inspired by the idea of creating a Mini-Maxi, a high-performance sailboat with an overall length of 18.31 m. This length allows the boat to take part in offshore racing in the Mini-Maxi class, including the main event in Porto Cervo, which takes place every year.

The main innovation of the Solaris 60 is the cockpit, which features full-width steering wheels. You can steer the boat without the sprayhood intrusion, ensuring that the jib’s luff is always completely left in sight while sailing.

The width of the steering system allows the lifelines in the aft area to be lowered and lifted near the two steps that lead to the side decks. This solution is normally adopted on very big boats, bigger than 140 ft. Moreover, thanks to the width of the wheels, even during manoeuvring and navigation, the helmsman will have an unobstructed view without any kind of obstacle.
Behind the wheels, several seat options are available to steer in different sea conditions, even while sitting down.

Below the deck, you will find a typical Solaris layout, which includes a galley slightly hidden by two steps forward and, for the first time, two aft cabins with single or double beds. A wide porthole faces the interior of the cockpit.
The owner’s cabin, situated in the front, is vast and equipped with a wide capacity and the option of an outboard or central bed.
The crew cabin, situated in the bow and equipped with a separate bathroom, is the focus of special attention.
With longitudinal access, the tender garage has a minimum intrusion into the aft cabins.