Pardo 38 (Shining Force)

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Day Yacht · 38 ft · Up to 12–13 guests

A 38 ft walkaround with two sofas around a teak table, a bow sunpad and two cabins below, made for 12–13 guests who want to stay together.

Pardo 38 Yacht Rental in Miami

The Pardo 38 is an Italian walkaround for up to 12–13 guests, a 38 ft day yacht for a group that wants to spend the day close together. Her white hull is trimmed in teak, and a T-top over the helm gives the deck a low, sporty profile. A birthday, a family with visitors in town or a client day all fit the same open stern cockpit.

The stern is where the group gathers: two sofas face each other across a teak table, and a teak swim platform sits right behind them for stepping toward the water. Forward of the helm, a cushioned sunpad covers the bow. Below deck there are two cabins, one with a double bed and windows on both sides, the other with two single beds, and the yacht has air conditioning.

Four hours ($2,300) cover a run along the Miami Beach shoreline and a pass by Star Island while the light softens. Six hours ($2,700) leave time for a swim stop at Nixon Sandbar, and eight hours ($3,200) add Haulover Sandbar and a loop around Monument Island.

  • Aft Sofas and Table Two sofas face a teak table at the stern, so the group eats, talks and toasts in one place.
  • Bow Sunpad A cushioned sunpad covers the foredeck for anyone who wants the sun and the view ahead.
  • T-Top Over the Helm A T-top shades the helm station, while the bow stays open to the sun.
  • Two Cabins Below One cabin with a double bed and one with two single beds, for changing or a rest out of the sun.
  • Birthday Afternoon Twelve or thirteen people gather around the stern table while the yacht moves along the bay.
  • Friends at the Sandbar The teak platform at the stern is the way down to the water on a six or eight hour day.
  • Visitors in Town A low, open deck keeps the skyline and the islands in view from every seat.
  • Client Day Hold a meeting at the teak table, then move up to the bow for the view.
  • Teak swim platform
  • Two sofas facing each other at the stern
  • Teak table
  • Cushioned sunpad on the bow
  • T-top over the helm
  • Cabin with a double bed
  • Cabin with two single beds
  • Air conditioning

Where do guests sit around the table on the Pardo 38?

The teak table stands at the stern between two sofas that face each other. The bow sunpad takes anyone who wants the sun, and the sofas hold the rest of the group around the table.

Where do guests find shade when the sun is high?

The T-top covers the helm station. The bow sunpad is open to the sun, and the cabins below are out of it entirely.

How do the two cabins on the Pardo 38 work on a day trip?

Below deck, one cabin has a double bed with windows on both sides, and the other has two single beds. On a day charter they serve as places to change after a swim or to rest away from the sun.

How is the Pardo 38 different from the Pardo 43?

Both are Pardo walkarounds, and the 38 is the shorter of the two. Its layout gathers the seating in one stern cockpit with a table between two sofas, and it has two cabins below.

What fits into four hours on this yacht?

Four hours are enough to leave the dock, run along the Miami Beach shoreline and pass Star Island before the light fades. Choose six or eight hours to add a swim at a sandbar.

Capacity: 12-13 Guests

Staterooms: 2

Heads / Baths: 1

Length: 38 feet

Charter length: 4, 6 or 8 hours