Sealine C390 Review (2020 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

The tour commences at the bathing platform located at the back of the yacht. There are two versions of this bathing platform; the standard platform, which is featured here, and an extended platform that lowers. The adaptability of the yacht is highlighted as soon as you get on it with the power sliding roof. The roof slides back to give plenty of shade or can be powered forward to make the area completely open. The yacht also features fusion stereo speakers and a reversing camera.

The decent sized side decks are shown, and the big sunbathing cushions with lift sections, with a seat at the front of the yacht. There is a power winch at the front and storage for the anchor chain and fenders.

To access the interior of the yacht, there are large bifold doors that open up, making the yacht feel very spacious. There is an electric sliding roof in the saloon and a side-opening door to allow for plenty of air and ventilation. The interior is easily adaptable to changing weather conditions, thanks to the option to close the sliding roof and doors to protect from rain.

The galley area features a fridge and a gas oven. Having gas cooking is very convenient as it eliminates the need for a generator. The yacht also has a dinette area which can be extended to provide a large seating area around the table.

The helm of the yacht has a lift bolster and a side door that allows for easy access to the side deck, which is a great feature for short-handed boating. The helm also features trim tab controls, a bow thruster, and a multi-function display that shows charts, depth, and the feed from the reversing camera.

The lower deck of the yacht is shown, and can be laid out in various ways. The master cabin has big windows that allow a lot of natural light. The cabin also features an ensuite bathroom. The yacht has two more cabins, and these cabins can be configured to have either a double bed, two single beds, or used as a storage locker.

The final part of the tour is the engine room, which can be accessed through a power-operated panel. There is a decent amount of room in the engine room, made possible by a hatch that powers open. The yacht has two engine options, D4 engines which are four-cylinder engines with 300 horsepower, and D6 engines which are straight-6 turbo diesel engines with 370 horsepower. The D6 engines which the Sealine C390 features are the larger and better option as they can push the yacht to speeds up into the low 30s.

In conclusion, Nick Burnham was impressed with the Sealine C390's adaptability, spaciousness, and features. He appreciated the yacht's ability to adapt to changing weather conditions, the spacious and adaptable interior, and the powerful engine options.