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serenity 64 luxe

serenity 64 luxe review

Catamaran · 62 ft (19 m) · Ibiza - Sant Antoni de Portmany

GGetBoat EditorialReviewed September 11, 2026
4.3/ 5
expert score
Design4.5
Performance4.0
Comfort4.6
Handling4.1
Value4.0

Key specs

Builder
serenity
Model
64 luxe
Length
62 ft (19 m)
Guests
10
Cabins
3
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Verdict

A refined hybrid power catamaran with strong comfort, quiet cruising, and generous space. It suits buyers who value eco-minded operation and laid-back family or charter use more than high-speed performance.

Pros

  • +Hybrid-electric propulsion with solar support lowers noise and fuel use
  • +Wide beam and catamaran layout create excellent interior volume and stability at rest
  • +3-cabin layout suits private cruising or charter use
  • +Shallow draft improves access to anchorages and coastal cruising
  • +Well-suited to relaxed, comfortable day passages and island hopping

Cons

  • Not a fast boat; electric cruising is slow and diesel performance is moderate
  • Complex hybrid systems can mean higher maintenance and service dependence
  • Large footprint may make marina docking and tight-quarters maneuvering less convenient
  • Value depends heavily on how much the hybrid and solar features are actually used

The Serenity 64 Luxe is a 2021 power catamaran built around efficiency, quiet running, and onboard space rather than outright speed. Publicly listed specifications place it at about 64 ft long with a 31 ft beam, a 3-cabin guest layout, and a 10-guest charter capacity, which is consistent with a roomy, platform-like design aimed at comfort and stability.

On the water, the boat’s appeal is its hybrid-electric character. Published Serenity 64 data show electric propulsion for low-speed, quiet cruising and diesel power for higher speeds, with top-end performance still modest by motor-yacht standards. That makes it better suited to relaxed cruising, island hopping, and anchoring off-grid than to fast passages or sporty handling.

Inside, the catamaran form should deliver the main advantage: space. The wide beam supports a large saloon, broad deck areas, and more separation between cabins than a monohull of similar length. For owners or charter guests who prioritize a calm ride, low noise, and practical livability, it is a strong package.

In value terms, the Serenity 64 Luxe is most compelling for buyers who will use the hybrid system regularly and appreciate the reduced fuel burn and quieter experience. If the priority is maximum speed, simplified systems, or lower upkeep, a conventional power catamaran may be the more rational buy.

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