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38 Foot Boats for Rent

Q: What types of boats are available in the 38 foot class?

In the 38-foot class you typically find larger sailboats, motor yachts and cabin cruisers. These boats are suitable for longer holidays, charter and comfortable cruising.

Q: Do I need a boating license for a 38 foot boat?

Yes, a boating license is required. Practical experience with larger vessels is also recommended.

Q: How many people fit in a 38 foot boat?

A 38 foot boat typically seats 8-12 people. Capacity varies between boat types and models.

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Explore 6 38 foot boats

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Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer · Catamaran

10 people · 38 feet · 60 hp

5 600 EUR3 920 EUR/week−30%

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Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 389 Geneva

Gouvia · Sailboat

8 people · 38 feet · 29 hp

2 900 EUR2 320 EUR/week−20%

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Lagoon 38 Didi

Capo d'Orlando · Catamaran

12 people · 38 feet · 60 hp

5 800 EUR4 640 EUR/week−20%

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Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 389 Verona

Gouvia · Sailboat

8 people · 38 feet · 29 hp

2 900 EUR2 320 EUR/week−20%

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Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer · Catamaran

10 people · 38 feet · 60 hp

4 450 EUR4 228 EUR/week−5%

Gambler 38

Göteborg · Sailboat · With captain

6 people · 38 feet · 27 hp

2 700 SEK/day

Rent a 38 foot boat for the ultimate boating experience. Boats this size offer spacious cabins, fully equipped galleys and comfortable sleeping quarters. Perfect for longer holiday cruises.

Frequently asked questions

What types of boats are available in the 38 foot class?

Do I need a boating license for a 38 foot boat?

How many people fit in a 38 foot boat?

Boats in the 38 foot class

Boats in the 38-foot class represent the upper segment of recreational vessels. With spacious cabins, modern amenities and powerful engines, these craft are built for extended voyages and comfortable holiday cruises.