Fast facts:
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.
Six comparisons, each answering one specific buyer question with real numbers on both sides.
Also see the related editorial guide: What Is a Power Catamaran? and Cannes Yachting Festival Guide, where the S60 exhibits every year.
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.
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.
Yes — every named-competitor comparison cites the builder's own published specifications, checked at the time of writing, never a figure recalled from memory.
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.
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