2024 WAVE 60

This 2024 Wave 60 Natalia is a 60-foot sailing catamaran built for buyers who value living space over pure racing speed. The model's 180 square metres of usable area, broad 29-foot 7-inch beam and four-cabin layout make it a practical yacht for sale for family cruising, private charters or extended island hopping.
 

A buyer comparing a used yacht in this class should see the WAVE 60 as a space-focused sailing catamaran rather than a stripped-out performance machine. This catamaran suits a family or owner-operated programme that wants a stable sailing platform, simple guest flow and room for a skipper when needed. It is less convincing for a buyer chasing high speed under sail or a pure regatta campaign. Charter operators should check local licensing and cabin configuration before treating the WAVE 60 as a commercial asset.
 

Is the 2024 Wave 60 Natalia for Sale?

Yes, this 2024 Wave 60 Natalia is currently offered for sale through its listing broker. The 2024 build year and Natalia specification suit a buyer who wants a fresh listing without waiting through a long new-build programme. Because a 2024 build can support stronger resale appeal than an older catamaran with tired systems, availability of a comparable example in similar condition may be limited.
 

For buyers, availability is less important than the condition of the specific boat. Engine hours, Volvo Penta service records, rig service records, sail condition, and the yacht's documentation should all be reviewed. A fresh 2024 example with a documented inventory can have a very different ownership profile from an older catamaran with tired systems.
 

2024 Wave 60 Natalia Price

The asking price for this 2024 Wave 60 Natalia is 3,990,000 USD. This sits in a bracket where berthing, insurance, rig checks and engine service are not minor expenses, but the payoff is usable volume and a 2024 build that can support stronger resale appeal than an older catamaran with tired systems. Asking prices are subject to change and should not be treated as confirmed transaction values.
 

The purchase price is only part of the budget for a 60-foot sailing catamaran. Fuel use under power will depend on speed and load, while maintenance of sails, rigging and systems should be planned annually rather than treated as a surprise. Buyers should also account for berthing, insurance, rig checks, engine service, and general upkeep.
 

Performance and Propulsion

This Wave 60 is powered by twin Volvo Penta 110 HP inboard diesel engines that provide dependable manoeuvring and a sensible power reserve for a yacht of this size. The Volvo Penta diesels are well-regarded marine engines known for reliable operation, and the twin installation gives the catamaran dependable manoeuvring in marinas and a sensible power reserve when the wind drops.
 

The 60-foot catamaran platform delivers more than 180 square metres of usable space, and inverted bows and a rigid roof spoiler give the WAVE 60 a recognisable profile without taking space away from the living areas. Actual sailing performance and fuel consumption depend on load, sea conditions, sail trim, and hull maintenance, so a sea trial should test the Volvo Penta engines, sail handling and every system under load. Fuel use under power will depend on speed and load.
 

Exterior Design and Construction

This 2024 Wave 60 Natalia features inverted bows and a rigid roof spoiler that give the WAVE 60 a recognisable profile without taking space away from the living areas. The wide 29-foot 7-inch beam supports a generous lounge and front cockpit, giving guests separate zones instead of one crowded saloon. The exterior design is focused on living space and practical guest flow rather than pure racing performance.
 

Buyers should inspect the hulls, deck, bulkheads, rigging, mast, sails, through-hulls, fuel tanks, and steering system, and ask for rig service records. The inverted bows, rigid roof spoiler, lounge, and front cockpit should all be reviewed, and deck hardware and railings should be tested. A sea trial should test sail handling and every system under load.
 

Interior and Accommodation

This 2024 Wave 60 Natalia offers four cabins and matching bathroom capacity that make the boat workable for family use, hosted guests or light charter duty. The 60-foot catamaran platform delivers more than 180 square metres of usable space, which changes how a four-cabin crew lives on longer trips. The wide beam supports a generous lounge and front cockpit, giving guests separate zones.
 

Individual boats may have different upholstery, appliances, flooring, and interior finishes depending on specification. Buyers should inspect the cabins, bathrooms, galley, refrigeration, air-conditioning, plumbing, and bilge systems for condition. The four-cabin layout and matching bathroom capacity should be reviewed against your cruising plan, especially if charter use is intended.
 

What to Check Before Buying a 2024 Wave 60 Natalia

Before making an offer, ask for the full inventory, engine hours, rig service records and confirmation of the yacht's documentation. The survey should cover the hulls, deck, bulkheads, rigging, mast, sails, through-hulls, fuel tanks, steering system, electrical equipment, air-conditioning, plumbing, and bilge systems. A sea trial should test the Volvo Penta engines, sail handling and every system under load.
 

The twin Volvo Penta 110 HP inboard diesel engines should be inspected individually, including engine hours, service records, and cooling systems. Buyers should also test navigation electronics, autopilot, VHF radios, refrigeration, pumps, air-conditioning, and other onboard systems. If the layout matches your cruising plan, request the current Wave 60 price and availability through the listing broker before the next serious buyer moves.