Beneteau MC6 Walkthrough Video

The new Monte Carlo 6 is a 60-foot flybridge yacht with a bridge the size of most 70 footers. Her designers, Nuvolari & Lenard, gave her breathtakingly beautiful and classic lines starting from her wave piercing bow leading to her nearly vertical stern. Andreani Design’s team gave her interior styling that combines the usual Beneteau openness and airiness with superyacht quality fit and finish. 

Join us as we take a look at this stunning motoryacht:

Hi, I’m Alex Wilkes with Denison Yacht Sales. Today we’ll be taking onboard the brand new Monte Carlo 6. Let me show you some of her unique features and her exceptional quality, which are all obtainable at an amazing value. Let’s go ahead and take a full walkthrough.

So we’re standing back here on the swim platform of the MC6, and there is a lot going on. Starting from the port side is your access to the crew’s quarters. You’ve got a teak deck hydraulic swim platform, integrated dinghy chocks.

Over on the starboard side is a swim ladder which folds away nice and neat. And then you’ve also got one of three galleys on this boat. Back here is an electric grill and a sink, and it tucks away nice and neat when you’re done.

Welcome to the cockpit of the MC6, a great use of space because we’re using all 16-feet of beam back here. So starting on the starboard side we have one of three docking stations. You’ve got your Zeus joystick control; you also have your hydraulic swim platform and your passerelle control back here as well.

Both on the port and starboard side we’ve got access boarding doors here, and then to the center of the cockpit is your engine room access. You also have a great shade back here with an electric awning, and then also on the starboard side is the access to your flybridge.

So here we are on the bridge of the Monte Carlo 6. This is the most impressive part of this boat. This is what sets her apart from the competition. So starting back here from the aft, you have a huge daybed back here where you can get some sun.

So moving forward from the daybed is our U-shaped dining area. You can see we can fit plenty of people up here. Also here is our teak table, which right now is folded up, but we could easily unfold it to enjoy our meal up here on the flybridge.

Moving to starboard across from the U-shaped dining table is your flybridge galley. This is the second of three galleys here on the Monte Carlo 6. On top of the galley is your electric grill. You also have your sink, and then below is your storage and flybridge refrigerator.

So one of the great features on the flybridge of the Monte Carlo 6 is your fiberglass hardtop. You also have an integrated electric sunshade in that hardtop.

Forward of the galley is her upper helm station. It features a Simrad NSS12 with room for an additional display as well as the Zeus joystick, which makes docking stress-free. Before we head inside, let me show you her incredible foredeck. These seats can be adjusted with the push of a button from either a wireless remote or the controls of the main helm. Now let’s go ahead and take a look at her beautifully designed interior.

So here we are in the entrance of the salon of the Monte Carlo 6 and we’ve got the doors all the way open. You can see that they open the entire width of the salon, which gives you the feel that the cockpit and the galley is one big entire entertainment space.

As you first enter the salon of the Monte Carlo 6, on the starboard side is your U-shaped galley. You can see back here we’ve got a 23-bottle wine cooler; you’ve got a convection oven and induction cooktop, your sink and then plenty of storage here on the starboard side.

Moving forward from the galley we step up into the salon of the Monte Carlo 6 and I’m sitting here on the starboard side across from seating on the port side, and you can see again we’ve got plenty of U-shaped seating here. You have a beautiful table here in the salon which folds out to be a dining table. It also folds up and lowers to become either a cocktail table or a coffee table as well.

We’re at the main helm station of the Monte Carlo 6, and this is seriously one of the coolest features. Here is your captain’s chair, which has an integrated mouse and integrated joystick, and with the one-piece windshield you really feel like you’re captaining more of a spaceship than a yacht.

Forward of the helm are your Simrad NSO 16-inch touchscreen displays. You also have your Seakeeper display, your SmartCraft display for your Cummins engines as well as your bow thruster control. Before the entrance to the master on the port side, you have your washer/dryer and then also your central vac.

Welcome to your master stateroom on the Monte Carlo 6. It is a huge stateroom with the 16 feet of beam being fully utilized back here. We’ve got plenty of natural light with huge windows on both port and starboard side; king-size bed. You’ve got your flatscreen TV with your Bose surround sound stereo in here which really gives you that movie theater feel.

And over here you’ll notice on the starboard side that we don’t have our typical shower stall setup. We’ve got a separate entrance for the head and a separate entrance for the shower, and in between is your master sink. And right now the mirror is slid over to the side so you’ve got an unobstructed view to the outside. But when you’re ready to use it, all you do is just simply slide it over.

On the starboard side is your guest stateroom, which right now is set up as a queen berth, but you can pull both the beds apart and have two twins. You also have an ensuite head entrance in this stateroom with a separate shower and head.

We’re all the way forward now in the bow in our VIP stateroom, and here we have a unique feature – the bed can either be a queen or they can split apart very easily into two twins. You also have plenty of natural light up here in the stateroom, and you also have an ensuite head with a separate shower.

Well that’s it for the Monte Carlo 6. Thank you for taking a walkthrough with us today. Again, she’s a beautiful boat, but nothing beats seeing her in person. So if you’d like to see her, please feel free to call or text me anytime.