Selene 60 Ocean Explorer
A Guido de Groot design: three staterooms, three deck configurations.
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Three cabins and six berths on 19.30 metres, with two heads and two showers — a layout that works for a family aboard for a season rather than for passage-making alone.
A single 265 hp John Deere gives 10 knots cruising and 12 maximum on 5,667 litres of fuel, with 1,514 litres of water. Bridge clearance is 7.70 metres, which matters if the canals are part of your plan.
CE Category A, GRP hull, full displacement — the range's standard rather than an exception.
Certified for open-ocean passages with no coastal restriction: the whole point of the type, and not something every boat this size can claim.
5,667 l aboard, burned at 10 kn rather than spent on speed.
A GRP full-displacement hull at 49.8 t — it does not plane, it does not slam, and it turns fuel into distance at 10 kn.
1 × John Deere, 265 hp / 195 kW on shaft — one engine to service, one shaft to maintain, and the fuel figures that follow from it.
3 cabins · 6 berths, 2 heads and 2 showers. Owners forward, guests aft, and nobody sleeping in the saloon on a long trip.
Sized for the passage rather than the weekend, and filled from the dock in one go.
Specification varies by build and by market. Ask us what is standard on a European hull.
A Guido de Groot design: three staterooms, three deck configurations.
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Three staterooms plus optional crew, and a walk-in closet in the owner’s cabin.
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The smallest Ocean Explorer, and the most current specification in the range.
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