BORDEAUX 60

About the BORDEAUX 60

Shallow draft version: 2.45m. Roller furling mainsail opt.: E=7.18m Asymmetrical Spinnaker 256 ㎡ : /2756 sq ft Optional telescopic keel: 2.10m - 2.55m / 6.92' - 8.33'

The Bordeaux 60 is a large, heavy-displacement cruising yacht designed by Philippe Briand and Hugon Couëdel, built by CNB in France. Production records indicate a single build year of 2003, with the specific total hull count remaining unverified in available data.

Best for:

This vessel is best suited for serious bluewater cruisers and families seeking a spacious, stable liveaboard platform, as evidenced by the high prevalence of watermakers, bow thrusters, and extensive canvas installations.

Bluewater capability:

With a displacement of 58863.0 lb, a capsize ratio of 1.75, and a comfort ratio of 37.59, the Bordeaux 60 exhibits strong offshore stability and seakeeping characteristics suitable for extended passages.

Comparables:

Comparable vessels include other large French cruising yachts from the early 2000s, such as the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 52 or Beneteau Oceanis 50, though the Bordeaux 60 distinguishes itself with its significantly higher displacement and heavier comfort ratio.