The MC68’s accommodation arrangement offers three guest cabins and one crew cabin as standard; a four-cabin layout (all en suite) or two variations of a five-cabin layout, which are ideal for a boat that will run with a live-aboard crew.
The MC68’s wide saloon offers a versatile and spacious living area that, with large windows running the full length of the hulls and retractable glass doors to aft, is exceptionally light and provides fantastic views. The galley is arranged open-plan to this area, which creates an apartment-like feel and is particularly well suited to socialising.

The MC68 has dual helm positions on the flybridge, allowing for the greatest sight lines forward as well as an elevated position that aids more difficult in-port manoeuvres. As standard, the flybridge features cushioned seating with the option to upgrade to an enlarged flybridge with a U-shaped bank of seating behind the helm stations, featuring a dining table and cushioned sun pads.

The MC68 benefits from a carefully considered use of carbon that sees her precise hull forms achieve an optimum strength to weight ratio. Under full sail, in a medium breeze, the MC68 points upwind with confidence, performing like a monohull. Off the breeze she will be simply exhilarating.