A day on the Solaris Power 60 Open is spent close to the water. There is no fixed superstructure to close things in, so guests move easily between the helm, the sunpads and the sea. That openness is the whole idea.
Delivered in 2025, she suits the Saint-Tropez coastline. Run down to Pampelonne for lunch, slip into a hidden cove for an afternoon swim, then arrive by water at a restaurant along the shore as the evening settles. With a top speed near 40 knots, she reaches the good spots before the crowds do.
Up to eleven guests share the deck through the day, with room to sunbathe, dine or simply watch the coast go by. Three cabins below sleep nine when an overnight is called for. Soft drinks and towels are aboard, and a professional crew keeps everything moving quietly.
Her appeal is not in any single feature but in the ease of the whole day. Families settle in, couples find their corner, friends gather where the shade falls.
Where would you drop anchor with a day entirely your own?
