Motor catamaran Aventura 38SC
The Aventura 38 SC is the perfect combination of elegant lines, outboard engines and a complete propulsion system, as well as exceptional interior space and safety.
When it comes to navigation, the Aventura 38 SC is a fast and comfortable catamaran. It is equipped with two outboard engines producing up to 800 horsepower and a top speed of over 35 knots! Two Yanmar diesel engines will also provide a cruising speed of 23 knots.
In terms of living quarters, the Aventura 38 SC has everything designed for your comfort and well-being both underway and at anchor: a fully accessible deck for ideal movement, thoughtful seating areas in the bow and stern cockpits, large folding side decks to port and starboard on board that serve as a terrace overlooking the sea, a fully equipped and covered summer kitchen, extensive sunbathing areas with sea views, a spacious swimming platform aft, and much more.
The interior is also impressive: the boat offers two comfortable full-length cabins with 160 cm wide double beds, each with its own bathroom in each hull. All this is the unique features of catamarans of this category.
LIFE AT SEA!
| Length, m | 10.88 |
| Width, m | 5.3 |
| Draft, m | 0.78 |
| Fresh water, l | 2×200 L |
| Fuel, l | 2×550 L |
| Architect | Lasta Design Studio |
| Engine | 195CV / 320CV / 370CV x 2 Yanmar 2 x100 kw Torquedoo |
* More detailed information can be obtained by ordering the catalog
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