Sealine S430, or how to enjoy the sun at its best

After the rational F430 and the versatile C430, it’s now time for sportiness. Sealine S430 opens up and let you live the sun and the air like on a daycruiser.

It’s been introduced at 2020 Boot Düsseldorf, but just in renderings. We have to wait until Spring and Palma Boat Show in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. We are talking of the third evolution of the Sealine 430, the one with a simple letter ‘S’ in front.

Here comes the fun

It stands (most likely) for Sport, as the Sealine S430 is about informality and direct contact with the natural elements. To highlight this approach, the campaign motto says “Here Comes The Sun”. Beside the song from The Beatles, it means that the new cruiser wants to give boaters every opportunity to enjoy the sun and fresh air. The roof can be opened almost completely, while side windows sloping to the rear additionally merge the cockpit with its surroundings. When the electric sunroof and the aft soft-top are closed, the entire cockpit is well protected in the shade.

Note that we said “in the shade”, not “from the elements”. If you are afraid of some cold breeze or tedious rain, then you’d better go for the C430 version, which shares the same basics but whose superstructure can be totally closed and insulated.

The U-shaped cockpit lounge of Sealine S430 can be variably arranged to facilitate access to the hydraulically lowerable bathing platform as required, but can also be converted into a large sunbathing area. Four front-facing seats and an outdoor kitchenette complete the main deck of Sealine S430.

Below deck, the living area includes a dining – saloon with designer seating and a fully equipped galley. Two double cabins, a bathroom and a freely configurable cabin to port offer a lot of comfort and space for the whole crew. Although the press information doesn’t state it, we may guess that the latter space can be optionally turned into a third cabin like on the sibling models.