Compare Power Catamarans: OceanWalker vs the Field
Fast facts:
- Six head-to-head comparisons live here: three named-competitor match-ups against the S60, one against monohulls, one against sailing catamarans, and one on 60ft power catamaran pricing.
- Every comparison cites real, published competitor specifications — never invented numbers.
- All current OceanWalker specifications live on the specifications page, the single source every comparison here pulls from.
The OceanWalker range at a glance
Before any power catamaran comparison, here is the range being compared: three OceanWalker models spanning 53 to 62 feet.
| Model | LOA | Beam | Cabins | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OceanWalker S60 | 18.87 m (60 ft) | 8.38 m (27'6") | 4 + 2 crew | €3.2M |
| OceanWalker X62 | 18.87 m (62 ft) | 5.20 m | 3–4 + crew | Price on request |
| OceanWalker X53 | 16.25 m (53 ft) | 4.70 m | 3 | Price on request |
For the full, always-current specification of every model, see the complete specifications page.
Every power catamaran comparison on this site
Six comparisons, each answering one specific buyer question with real numbers on both sides.
- OceanWalker S60 vs Lagoon Sixty 7 — power catamaran vs the best-known sailing catamaran brand's flagship power model.
- OceanWalker S60 vs Sunreef 60 Power — two solar-capable 60-footers compared feature for feature.
- OceanWalker S60 vs Aquila 54/70 — how the S60 stacks up against the volume-built Aquila range.
- OceanWalker S60 vs Fountaine Pajot Motor Yacht — French-built power catamaran heritage against the OceanWalker.
- Power catamaran vs monohull motor yacht — the hull-type question, answered plainly.
- 60ft power catamaran prices — what a 60-foot power catamaran actually costs across the market.
Also see the related editorial guide: What Is a Power Catamaran? and Cannes Yachting Festival Guide, where the S60 exhibits every year.
Why the OceanWalker competes above its price
Every comparison on this page reaches the same conclusion from a different angle: the OceanWalker S60 offers the beam and volume of yachts costing considerably more, a solar-assisted drivetrain option that runs air-conditioning silently at anchor, and a build specified with Volvo Penta power and European-brand fittings. Where rivals quote 18–24 month build slots, in-stock S60s are available now.
See current availability or book a private viewing to compare the numbers in person rather than on a spec sheet.
How to compare luxury power catamarans as a buyer
A useful power-catamaran comparison starts with the way the yacht will actually be owned. Length alone is a poor guide: beam, displacement, accommodation, machinery, range, equipment level, berth availability and the support available after delivery can make two apparently similar yachts very different propositions.
Start with the intended use
Decide whether the yacht will be used mainly for coastal weekends, long Mediterranean seasons, permanent liveaboard cruising or extended passages. A buyer planning several months aboard will usually place more value on storage, machinery access, crew separation, generator capacity and range than a buyer who expects shorter trips between established marinas.
Compare usable space, not model names
A model number does not reveal how much space is available. Compare beam, deck circulation, flybridge area, cabin dimensions, headroom and the relationship between guest and crew spaces. The beam and interior-volume guide explains why the OceanWalker S60's 8.38-metre beam creates a different ownership experience from narrower performance-oriented platforms.
Separate base price from delivered specification
Published prices are only comparable when the equipment basis is clear. Engines, generator, navigation electronics, air conditioning, solar installation, watermaker, tender equipment, interior packages, delivery and commissioning can materially change the final figure. The OceanWalker S60 is offered at €3.2 million fully equipped; when comparing it with another yacht, establish what must still be added to reach the same operational specification. See the price and equipment explanation for the detailed buying context.
Check range at a realistic cruising speed
Maximum speed attracts attention, but passage planning depends on fuel capacity, hull efficiency, sea state and the speed at which the quoted range is achieved. Ask for the assumptions behind every range figure. Buyers considering longer passages should also review the power-catamaran range guide.
Consider serviceability away from the shipyard
A yacht that cruises between countries should not depend on obscure components or a single yard for routine work. Compare engine and systems brands, physical access for technicians, documentation and the availability of parts. OceanWalker specifies widely supported components where possible, while Revolution's local-agent model provides a named contact for delivery and commissioning in its target Mediterranean markets.
Inspect before deciding
Comparison tables reduce the shortlist; they do not replace stepping aboard. Once two or three models remain, inspect deck circulation, sightlines, noise, storage, machinery spaces and the quality of the installation. A completed demonstrator also allows the buyer to assess the yacht without relying solely on renderings or a future build promise. When ready, request a private viewing and state which alternatives you are comparing.
Continue with the detailed comparisons below or review the OceanWalker specifications side by side.
Power catamaran comparison FAQ
Which power catamaran comparison should I read first?
If you are choosing between power and sail, start with power catamaran vs sailing catamaran. If you already want a power catamaran and are comparing brands, start with S60 vs Lagoon Sixty 7 or S60 vs Sunreef 60 Power.
Are the competitor specifications on this site verified?
Yes — every named-competitor comparison cites the builder's own published specifications, checked at the time of writing, never a figure recalled from memory.
Where do OceanWalker's own specifications come from?
All OceanWalker figures come from the model's own specification record on the specifications page, the same source used across every comparison and model page on this site.
Compare in person
The numbers only tell half the story. Step aboard the OceanWalker at a Mediterranean berth.
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