The Horizon Power Catamaran PC60 will be on display at the Miami show, starting Wednesday, February 16. Horizon will also have a 52 at the show, but the 60, which was first built in 2013, is one of the company’s most popular models. Indeed, it is now working on hull number 25.
The 60 is a sophisticated, stable and long-range cruiser with an enormous amount of interior volume and exterior lounging and entertaining space. You can order it with three or four staterooms with en suite heads and a vast open salon, or you can have the master stateroom forward on the main deck with a smaller (although still spacious) salon.
The sky lounge up top is large enough to function as a second salon. The aft deck there can hold a 17-foot tender, and has a fresh-water wash down, barbeque and freezer. Move forward to the air-conditioned sky lounge, and you’ll find another bar with a fridge and sink and a bench seat to port, and an L-shaped sofa with table and a lounge to starboard.
The sky lounge helm has a Stidd captain’s chair facing three 22-inch Garmin displays. The boat is built for an owner-operator, and it has both bow and stern thrusters to help with docking. The captain also can switch to a Dock Mate remote to dock from the bow or stern.
The salon (pictured above) has an open layout with lots of light, an island galley and seating forward and on both sides. Double doors lead to the aft deck with a built-in wet bar, icemaker and fridge. The dining table has a starburst design on its teak top, and it can seat eight to ten people. More lounge seating is aft.
The master stateroom is down five stairs from the salon on the starboard side, with a king-sized bed, large hanging lockers and an aft head and shower. The other two staterooms are in the port hull; the VIP guest stateroom forward, and a twin stateroom aft. Both have en suite heads.
The Horizon 60 is powered by twin 705-hp Cummins, with a cruising speed of about 21 knots and a top speed of 27 knots.
Specs.: LOA: 61’7”; Beam: 24’6”; Draft: 4’9”; Disp.: 88,383 lbs.; Fuel: 1,000 gals..; Water: 250 gals.; Power: 2×705-hp Cummins diesels. Read more at http://horizonpowercats.com and see the video below:
