AIATA Sunfinder 38

The AIATA Sunfinder 38 is built for those who want nothing between them and the horizon. At 11.6 metres, this open-air variant of the Wayfinder 38 trades enclosure for exposure — a suntop overhead, sea breeze all around, and turquoise water within reach. Designed for sun-seekers and social cruisers alike, the Sunfinder 38 accommodates up to twelve guests across flexible deck configurations. Bow sunbeds, U-shaped seating, and convertible lounge areas adapt to the rhythm of the day — morning swims, afternoon gatherings, sunset drinks. Below deck, the cabin remains warm and purposeful, with wood detailing and a clean, considered layout. High bulwarks provide quiet reassurance, while vacuum-infused construction and vinyl ester coatings ensure long-term durability without compromising weight or performance. With a cruising speed of 30 knots and a maximum of 53, the Sunfinder 38 moves with intent when it needs to — and drifts beautifully when it doesn't.

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