SEALINE C390

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The new Sealine C390 features floor-to-ceiling windows and a large skylight for an overwhelming feeling of space and openness. Twin VolvoPenta engine options up to 740hp provide speeds to 34 knots.

Driving is social thanks to a double pilot seat and everyone can enjoy views of the horizon from the bow sun lounge, which can be turned into a comfortable bench seat within seconds.

The cockpit area is connected to the saloon by a bi-fold door and tilt-up window, the roof sections open to the sky and there’s a slide-out bimini, outdoor barbecue, extra-long bathing platform and cockpit lounge.

The Sealine C390 has three double cabins and two bathrooms, accommodating up to six adults.

A sophisticated hull lamination process yields a high-strength yacht with a reduced weight: the Sealine C390’s deep-vee hull and plumb bow cuts through the waves and the yacht is exceptionally stable in the water.

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