
Boat without licence Allegra 19 Open Line 40hp-Test
Yacht · 19 ft (6 m) · Santa Margherita Ligure
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- Allegra
- Modell
- 19 Open Line
- Länge
- 19 ft (6 m)
- Gäste
- 7
Urteil
A practical 19-foot open boat with a modern layout, easy license-free access at 40 hp, and enough room for a small family or day group. It is not a high-speed platform at this power, but it balances usable space, predictable handling, and broad appeal well.
Vorteile
- +License-free 40 hp setup broadens access
- +Central-console open layout suits day use
- +Capacity for up to 7 people
- +Good balance of size and beam for stability
- +Can be optioned up to much higher power
Nachteile
- −40 hp limits top-end performance
- −Open layout offers little weather protection
- −Not a cabin boat for overnight use
- −Load and sea state will affect pace noticeably
The Allegra 19 Open Line is a compact open boat built around a central-console layout, with a length of about 5.75 m and a beam around 2.22 m. Public listings show a max capacity of 7 people and a design category C rating, which points to a versatile coastal day-boat role rather than offshore heavy weather use.[2][3][5]
With the 40 hp setup, performance is functional rather than sporty. Honda’s performance bulletin for the Allegra 19 Open with BF40E shows a planing time of 4.5 seconds, a minimum planing speed of 11.3 knots, and a top speed of 26.0 knots, which is respectable for a license-free package of this size.[1] That said, the boat’s hull can be paired with much higher power, and sources note stronger performance when fitted with larger engines, so the 40 hp version is clearly the relaxed end of the range.[3][12]
Comfort is typical of an open family boat: good for sunbathing and sitting aboard for the day, but without cabin accommodation or serious weather protection. It suits coastal outings, swimming stops, and short-hop cruising more than extended passage making.[3][11] In value terms, the formula is attractive because it combines broad usability, 7-person capacity, and no-license operation in many markets, which makes it appealing as a first boat or rental-style day boat.[2][4]


