2025 Sargo 31 Outboard – Premium Pilothouse Cruiser for Sale in Kotka

The 2025 Sargo 31 Outboard is a cutting-edge 33.9ft (10.35m) pilothouse cruiser designed for performance, comfort, and versatility. Built by Finland’s oldest shipyard specializing in pilothouse vessels, this GRP-built motor boat combines rugged Nordic engineering with modern outboard efficiency.

Powered by twin Yamaha 300HP or 350HP outboards, the Sargo 31 delivers a 32-knot cruising speed and a top speed of 42 knots, making it ideal for fast coastal cruising or long-range passages. With a fuel capacity of 900 liters (237 gal) and a draft of only 1.05m (2’6”), it offers exceptional range and access to shallow waters.

Sargo 31 Outboard — a new motor boat from Sargo (announced via Facebook video 2025). The Sargo 31 Outboard is the builder's first model powered by twin Yamaha outboards (250–350 hp), featuring Helm Master EX integration. It has an overall length of 10.35 m (33.9 ft), a beam of 3.30 m, and a draft of 0.8 m. The layout includes two cabins (front and aft) with 4 berths plus a saloon berth, accommodating up to 12 passengers. Performance includes a cruise speed of 32–35 knots and a top speed of 42–45 knots, with a 900-liter fuel capacity. Notable features include side doors, a practical aft door, a variable-speed bow thruster integrated with Yamaha Helm Master, and under-aft-deck storage. The boat is CE category B-Offshore and was announced for delivery in late 2024 with the 2025 model year.

Comfort & Layout for 12 Guests

The Sargo 31 Outboard comfortably accommodates up to 12 passengers with 2 cabins and 6 berths: 2 in the front cabin, 2 in the aft cabin, and 2 in the pilothouse. The layout includes 1 bathroom, a spacious cockpit, and an optional aft door for easy water access.

• Length Overall: 33’9” (10.35m)
• Beam: 10’8” (3.30m)
• Displacement: 5.4 tons (11,905 lb)
• Fresh Water: 120 liters (31 gal)
• Max Passengers: 12

The Yamaha Helm Master EX system provides intuitive joystick control, enhancing maneuverability in tight harbors or during docking.