
pershing 38 prershing 38,mykonos south coast,orsantorini,paros-Test
Yacht · 39 ft (12 m) · Mikonos
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- pershing 38
- Modell
- prershing 38,mykonos south coast,orsantorini,paros
- Länge
- 39 ft (12 m)
- Gäste
- 10
- Kabinen
- 2
Urteil
A classic Pershing sports-cruiser: fast, sharp-looking and engaging at sea, with enough cabin space for short family or day-charter use. Its main trade-offs are age, limited livability versus newer yachts, and the practicality of a high-performance hull from the early 2000s.
Vorteile
- +Distinctive Pershing styling and sporty open-deck layout
- +Strong performance reputation for a 39-ft-class cruiser
- +Responsive handling suited to coastal cruising and island hopping
- +Accommodates up to 10 guests for day use
- +Two-cabin layout adds overnight flexibility
Nachteile
- −Comfort and interior volume trail newer boats in this size range
- −Age can mean more maintenance and refit dependence
- −Best suited to fast coastal use, not relaxed long-range cruising
- −Cabin count is limited for multi-family overnight trips
The Pershing 38 is an early-2000s sports cruiser that prioritizes speed, styling and a low-profile silhouette over maximum interior volume. Public listings and model references place it around 39 feet overall, with the 2002-era platform associated with Pershing’s performance-focused design language and compact open layout.
On the water, the model’s appeal is its lively, planing-hull character and agile feel. It is the kind of boat that suits island-hopping, short coastal transfers and owners who value quick acceleration and a more driver-oriented experience than a typical family cruiser of the same length.
Comfort is adequate for the category but not generous: two cabins and day capacity for up to 10 guests make it practical for charter use, yet the interior is still relatively compact. That means it works best for short stays or an active cruising program rather than extended onboard living.
Value depends heavily on condition, engine history and refit quality. As an older performance yacht, it can offer strong character and good day-boat versatility at a lower entry price than newer rivals, but buyers should budget for maintenance and inspect systems carefully before chartering or purchase.


