Bente 39

The concept of the Bente 24 is tailored to sailing in coastal waters, however, the new 11.90 metre long Bente 39 is based on the French Open Class concept and is designed for long and blue water cruises, and thanks to the design of judel/vrolijk & co it offers significantly more living comfort than the French models.

360° panoramic view
Another eye-catcher is also the Bente 39's deckhouse, called Dodger. The Dodger's self-supporting carbon fibre structure is glazed all around and thus offers a 360° panoramic view. On request, a protected helmstand can be integrated into the Dodger of the 39, which gives the saloon even more volume. The Dodger's aft overhang also provides additional protection for the crew in the cockpit against splashing water and wind. The steering positions at the stern of the 39 are mounted on a kind of platform, allowing the skipper to see over the deck saloon and keep an eye on what's going on around the yacht.

Living space for six persons
Below deck the Bente 39 seems rather spartan, but with its bright and friendly interior and large hull windows it offers a comfortable living space. The saloon is generously proportioned and can be converted into a sleeping berth for two if required. A double cabin in the foredeck and an additional double cabin aft provide comfortable space below deck for a further four persons while still leaving room for an extra room for the sailing wardrobe. A complete galley and bathroom with shower complete the Bente 39's facilities below deck and offer all the comfort you would expect on a long distance yacht.