Sealine’s latest model in the sporty S-Line range is the S430.
The open cockpit design means enjoying the sun and fresh air. The roof can be opened almost completely, while side windows sloping aft help merge the cockpit with its surroundings. When the electric sunroof and the aft soft-top are closed, the entire cockpit is well protected.
A U-shaped cockpit lounge can be arranged to facilitate access to the hydraulic bathing platform as required, or converted into a large sunbathing area. Four comfortable seats facing in the direction of travel and an outdoor pantry complete the Sealine S430’s upper deck.
Below, the living area includes a spacious saloon with designer seating and a fully equipped galley. Two exclusive double cabins, a bathroom and a configurable cabin to port offer comfort and space for the whole crew.
The Sealine S430 will celebrate its world premiere at Boat Show Palma from April 29 to May 03, 2020.
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