Wauquiez Pilot Saloon 60

The Pilot Saloon 60 is an iconic long-distance cruising sailboat, built in 1992 by the French yard Wauquiez, based on a design by Ed Dubois, a renowned British naval architect known for his powerful and elegant cruising yachts.

This model embodies the deck saloon concept introduced by Wauquiez, with a bright panoramic interior offering unrivaled comfort while sailing or at anchor. The sailboat is constructed with a focus on strength and longevity, characteristic of Wauquiez quality.

This sailboat stands out for its excellent sailing behavior even in rough seas, a secure and sheltered helm station, and spacious interior volumes: raised saloon with sea views, large owner's cabin at the stern, ideal for long cruises or even a circumnavigation with a reduced crew.

Fully air-conditioned, well-maintained,

French flag, European VAT paid, located in Port Saint Louis du Rhône.

**Layout:**
Three cabins, a forward cabin adapted for sleeping
Seven berths with three heads equipped with showers, sinks, and 24V electric toilets (Jabsco)
Owner’s forward cabin with 60L black water tank
Two double aft cabins
Main saloon port side, with a table and seating on the upper level, and a table at the aft port
Webasto air conditioning throughout the boat
Pressurized hot and cold water
Quick water heater 80 liters, also operates on 220V
Approximately 1200L of water in three stainless steel tanks
Desalinator Dessalator Duo 100 24V/220V 1800h

**Kitchen:**
Two stainless steel sinks
**New 2024** Bosch dishwasher
Brandt 5kg washer-dryer
Gas three-burner stove with oven Eno and a 220V ceramic cooktop Gaggenau
24V refrigerator with air cooling, another 24V refrigerator
24V Frigoboat freezer
Microwave oven
Kitchen robot
Bread machine
Berkey 5L water filter for drinking water
Three 3kg butane gas bottles and two 5kg bottles in a dedicated locker in the dinghy garage

**Sails and Rigging:**
Maréchal three-mast with semi-flying aluminum furling booms painted in Awlgrip white
Aluminum boom painted in Awlgrip white
Spinnaker pole stored along the mast
Standing rigging replaced in 2016, last serviced February 2024
Hydraulic rollgen Rondal with hydraulic mainsail furler
Hydraulic backstay Maréchal
Genoa on roller furler
Self-tacking staysail on roller furler
Reckmann hydraulic furlers for the genoa and staysail
Asymmetric spinnaker 200m2

**Winches:**
Two Harken ST 980.2, two-speed hydraulic in cockpit
Two Harken ST 56.2, two-speed hydraulic in cockpit
Two Harken ST 56.2, two-speed manual on the mast

**Electronics:**
Furuno autopilot with hydraulic ram on helm station
Furuno log, speedometer, depth sounder, wind vane, anemometer
Sony radio with indoor and outdoor speakers
Ocean Signal distress beacon with valid battery
Two Furuno chartplotter/radar GPS at helm station and at chart table
Two Raymarine MN100-2 wireless displays
Uniden fixed VHF
Two portable VHF radios
Navtex NX-300
Starlink antenna and router

**Electricity:**
Eight Kilovolt lithium cobalt 12V service batteries (8×200A)
Two 12V engine start batteries (2×100A)
One 12V generator battery (80A)
Four 545W solar panels on the rigid bimini
Four Victron MPPT controllers
Color Victron charge controller display
Two 12V alternators for engine batteries
Two 24V alternators for service batteries
Victron 12V/220V/5000W/120A charger/inverter with shore power line
Fisher Panda 15000i generator, 15kW, 220V, 95 hours

**Deck:**
Vertical electric windlass Lofrans Ocean 2700W 24V
Main anchor a Spade 55kg stainless steel, with 80m of 12mm chain
Secondary anchor Fortress aluminum with 15m chain and nylon bridle
Bow thruster
Deck and pulpit in Flexiteek
Cockpit and bathing platform in teak
Roof cover in canvas on stainless steel frame
Rigid bimini with cockpit tent
Bay window cover
Double helm stations
Reversible cockpit table
Cockpit cushions
Three removable seats
Aft platform with bathing ladder and deck shower
Dinghy davits

**Miscellaneous:**
Semi-rigid dinghy AB 3.20m Hypalon with polyester hull (2020)
Yamaha 4-stroke outboard, 20hp (2021)
Plastimo Trans ocean six-person survival dinghy, valid until November 2025
Complete safety equipment for six persons
Watertight alarm
Two-person inflatable kayak
Two diving sets, two wetsuits, stabilizers, fins, and masks
An outdoor or indoor cinema setup with projector, soundbar, and an on-roll screen