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Avis sur le Colnago 38 Cabin
Yacht · 39 ft (12 m) · Split
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Colnago
- Modèle
- 38 Cabin
- Longueur
- 39 ft (12 m)
- Passagers
- 12
- Cabines
- 2
Verdict
The Colnago 38 Cabin is a compact Croatian-built day yacht with strong styling, brisk performance, and a practical two-cabin layout. It suits private charters and day cruising best, though overnight space and fit-out are modest for its class.
Avantages
- +Compact enclosed-cabin layout
- +Seats up to 12 guests for day use
- +500 hp setup gives lively pace
- +Good use of cockpit and sunbathing areas
- +Crewed charter format is practical
Inconvénients
- −Limited overnight comfort for longer trips
- −Only one bathroom on board
- −Value depends heavily on charter pricing
- −Interior volume is modest for 39 ft
The Colnago 38 Cabin follows the brand’s sporty, contemporary Croatian design language, with a hardtop/cabin layout that prioritizes shelter and usability over airy open-deck volume. At about 39 feet, it is sized for private day cruising and charter use rather than extended living aboard, but the two-cabin arrangement gives it more flexibility than many boats in this class.
On the water, available listings consistently point to a 500 hp package and a setup aimed at fast coastal runs, with reported cruising around the mid-20-knot range and a top speed near 29–40 knots depending on configuration and source. That suggests a quick, responsive boat with the kind of speed and maneuverability expected from a modern 12-meter sports yacht, especially when handled by crew.
Comfort is decent for day trips: the enclosed cabin, cockpit protection, and seating/sunpad arrangements make it well suited to mixed weather and family or group outings. The reported two cabins and one bathroom improve livability, but the interior remains compact, so expectations should stay realistic for overnight stays.
Value is strongest if the boat is used as a premium day-charter platform, where its guest capacity, styling, and performance matter most. For buyers or charterers seeking generous interior volume or longer-range cruising comfort, there are roomier alternatives at similar length.


