Enavigo Power 39

Name: Enavigo Power 39
Brand: Enavigo

Luxury Wooden Powerboat · ISO Category B

Length Overall

13.47m

Top Speed

17kn

Range

400NM

Berths

4–6

A modern adaptation of the 1930s Pacific Northwest "Dreamboat" — cold-molded wood construction to the highest standards, accommodation for 4–6 with privacy, 15-knot cruising speed, and ISO Category B certification.

Technical Specifications

Enavigo Power 39 — layouts and specifications poster

Length overall: 13.47 m
Hull length: 11.98 m
Beam (max): 3.50 m
Beam at waterline: 3.32 m
Waterline length: 11.78 m
Draft: 1.10 m
Displacement: 8.0 t
Fuel capacity: 760 L
Water capacity: 420 L
Engine: Steyr SE266E40 — 190 kW
Top speed: 17 knots
Cruising speed: 14–15 knots
Range: up to 400 NM

Brochure & Downloads

Heritage, Construction & Performance

Heritage & Design

The Power 39 is a modern adaptation of 1930's Pacific Northwest "Dreamboats" — cruisers defined by a raised foredeck with sleeping accommodation, a deckhouse with windows all around over the engine space, and a covered aft cockpit. We increased the beam and added a hard chine-vee bottom for better initial stability and excellent performance at higher speeds, while preserving the unmistakable Dreamboat silhouette.

Performance

At her half-load displacement of 8,000 kg the P39 cruises at 10 knots with a comfortable 375 NM range including a 20% fuel reserve — or up to 468 NM maximum range without reserve. At 14 knots the range is 270 NM with 20% reserve. With 190 kW on tap she reaches a top speed of 17 knots, true semi-displacement performance from a wooden hull.

Construction

Multiple planking layers on a combined transverse and longitudinal laminated mahogany frame. The entire structure is laminated with epoxy — modern engineering with traditional craftsmanship and detail. The result feels like a traditional wooden yacht, yet the wood is fully sealed and joined to eliminate maintenance issues or deterioration.

Accommodation

Forward: a full-width owner's cabin with centerline double berth, lockers port and starboard, opening skylight and portlights. Aft of that, a roomy head with separate shower stall to port and a guest cabin with upper/lower berths to starboard. Three steps up to the deckhouse — windows all around, helm and nav station forward, in-line galley aft on starboard, and a dining area with a lift-up table. Out the deckhouse door, a covered aft deck with seating, removable table, watertight storage below, and the arched wooden swim-grid at the stern.