The Fiart Seawalker 39 is a sophisticated blend of Italian craftsmanship and modern design, offering an exhilarating on-water experience. Built by Fiart, a renowned Italian shipyard, this vessel reflects a commitment to quality and style. With an overall length of approximately 12.6 meters (41.3 feet), the Seawalker 39 is perfectly suited for both day trips and longer voyages, providing a versatile platform for leisure and exploration. The yacht’s planning hull configuration ensures smooth navigation and agile maneuvering, making it a pleasure to helm in various sea conditions. Constructed from high-quality GRP, the Seawalker 39 boasts a robust and durable structure. Its monohull design is complemented by sleek lines and a contemporary aesthetic, emphasizing both performance and elegance. Powered by inboard engines, the Seawalker 39 is capable of reaching a top speed of around 39 knots, with a comfortable cruising speed of 30 knots. This performance is driven by twin Volvo Penta D6 engines, each offering 400 horsepower, ensuring a powerful yet efficient ride. The interior, designed by Fiart’s in-house team, showcases a modern and luxurious style, featuring two elegantly appointed cabins that can accommodate up to 4 sleeping guests comfortably. The deck layout is optimized for social interaction and relaxation, with ample seating space for up to 10 day guests. Advanced engineering and thoughtful design come together to provide an exceptional range, allowing for longer journeys without frequent refueling. Priced at approximately €450,000 new, the Fiart Seawalker 39 represents an excellent value in its class, with used models available from €350,000 to €420,000 depending on condition and specifications.
Length
12.6M
Beam
3.9M
Draft
1.1M
Day Guests
10
Sleeping
4
Cabin
2
Crew
1
Cruise Speed
30KT
Max Speed
39KT
Fuel
1000L
Range
300NM
Engine
Volvo Penta D6-400
Option 1
Volvo Penta D6-440
Option 2
Volvo Penta D6-480
Naval
Fiart In-house Team
Exterior
Fiart In-house Team
Interior
Fiart In-house Team
New Starting From
€450,000
High Price Brokerage
€420,000
Low Price Brokerage
€350,000
The Seawalker 39 does not flinch when the water turns lumpy.
Her bow carries a deep V, drawn specifically to cut through waves rather than slap across them, and automatic trim interceptors keep her settled at speed without input from the helm. Twin Volvo Penta D6-400 engines come as standard, carrying her to a 39 knot top end and a 30 knot cruise, with the D6-440 and D6-480 offered for owners who want more in reserve. A 1,000 litre tank supports a 300 nautical mile range, enough to cross open stretches of water with confidence rather than watching the fuel gauge. She is a boat that rewards distance as readily as a short run to lunch.
Fiart’s in-house design team drew the Seawalker 39 around one idea: nothing on deck should get in your way.
Wide gangways run unbroken from cockpit to bow, flanked by high protective sides that turn a walk forward underway into something unremarkable rather than risky. A swim platform at the stern lowers flush to the waterline, closing the gap between boat and sea for swimming, diving or simply stepping aboard a tender. Above the waterline, the lines stay lean and purposeful, with glazing positioned to flood the cabins with light while keeping the silhouette low and sporting. It is a design built around movement, on deck and through the water alike.
Ten guests can spread out across the Seawalker 39 without anyone feeling crowded.
The cockpit opens onto generous bow seating, giving day guests two distinct zones to choose between depending on the sun and the breeze. Fold down elements and mobile tables let the space shift from open lounging to a proper dining set up in minutes, a detail that matters on a boat built for full days on the water rather than short hops. A single crew berth allows an owner to have the boat prepared and run professionally, while still leaving the deck itself entirely free for guests. It is a layout built for sociability first.
Below deck, the Seawalker 39 sleeps four across two cabins that feel larger than her waterline length suggests.
The forward cabin offers full standing headroom and a proper double, while the second cabin, set beneath the cockpit, takes twin berths and benefits from generous storage built into every available space. A shared bathroom with a separate shower sits between the two, finished to the same standard Fiart brings across the range. Natural light is balanced carefully throughout, bright enough to avoid feeling closed in below deck, discreet enough to preserve privacy when she is moored alongside other boats in a crowded harbour.
Three hundred nautical miles sit within reach of a single tank on the Seawalker 39.
Her 1,000 litre fuel capacity, paired with the efficiency of the standard D6-400 engines, gives an owner the flexibility to cruise at a relaxed pace or push on at speed without constant recalculation of the miles remaining. At a 30 knot cruise she covers ground quickly enough to make neighbouring coastlines and islands a realistic day trip rather than an ambition, and the range in reserve means a return leg is rarely a concern. For an owner who wants to explore rather than stay close to a single marina, this is where the Seawalker 39 earns her keep.
Length
12.6M
Beam
3.9M
Draft
1.1M
Guests
4
Cabins
2
Cruise Speed
30Kt
Max Speed
39Kt
Length
11.5M
Beam
3.8M
Draft
0.9M
Guests
4
Cabins
2
Cruise Speed
25Kt
Max Speed
40Kt
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