Family cruising, modular comfort and energy from the roof — in a 39-foot package
Marex 390 is the Norwegian builder’s latest step toward uncompromising family cruising. As a fresh addition to the range, the model is designed to marry elegant looks with practical solutions that make a day-to-day difference on the water. From the first announcements it was clear that the 390 brings a “warped hull” – a variable-deadrise V-hull and innovative structural logic – delivering a calmer ride, better energy efficiency and an easier, steadier cruising pace. Long, slender hull windows visually lighten the profile and give the boat a distinctive line that clearly carries the brand’s signature.
LIVING SPACES THAT ADAPT TO YOUR RHYTHM
The philosophy behind the 390 is familiar to anyone who has followed Marex in recent years: design is subordinated to real owner habits, backed by years of feedback and persistent real-world testing. The result is a boat that is both functional and beautiful — not only in form, but in the way it is used every day. This is Marex’s defining approach: real boats for experienced cruisers who expect smart, durable solutions rather than mere style.
On deck, that approach shows in a clean layout and logical flow. The cockpit is conceived as the central living zone, with rapid weather protection thanks to the trademark Smart Canopy system — a patented Marex solution that evolved from real needs into one of the quickest, most practical ways to shift the cockpit from open to all-weather mode. Roof-mounted solar panels help power refrigerators and lighting, extending autonomy when you are away from shore power. This ability to adapt the space in seconds — to sun, wind or evening dew — makes the 390 a true ally for longer weekends and changeable forecasts.
Inside, the focus is on ease of living: light from the hull windows, well-organized stowage and a “living room on the waves” feel. Below decks there are two cabins (4+2 berths) and a bathroom with a separate shower, with ample storage for longer weekends afloat. Marex traditionally insists that the galley, salon and cockpit work as a single continuum — free of unnecessary obstacles and flexible enough to suit both a morning coffee in the marina and evening gatherings at anchor. That places the 390 squarely between the brand’s earlier bestsellers, with a clearly higher comfort threshold and a more mature sense of detail.
Add Your Heading Text HereMarex 390 picks up where the 330 and 440 set the bar—only closer to everyday life. Twin sliding roofs, the Smart Canopy and a seamless cockpit-to-salon flow create one big living zone that adapts to weather and pace
ENGINEERING BORN FROM EXPERIENCE
The model’s technical foundation underlines its ambition: length overall 12.00 m (39’4”), beam 3.73 m, draft 1.03 m and an approximate displacement of 12.9 t. Bridge clearance with the mast folded is 3.10 m, making it easier to pass under lower bridges and plan routes on inland waterways. These proportions create a solid base for stability and carrying capacity, as well as for a comfortable layout of cabins and service areas.
Completing the experience is the Marex ecosystem: five decades of continuous development, a yard focused on the quality of family cruisers, and a sales and support network expanding into new markets. That continuity is evident on the 390 in the finish and in the “invisible” engineering choices owners feel every day — from quiet running to system reliability.
MAREX 390
Length: 12.00 m
Beam: 3.73 m
Draft: 1.03 m
Bridge clearance (mast folded): 3.10 m
Total boat height (incl. sterndrives): 4.18 m
Foldable mast: 0.78 m
Weight: 12.9 t
Fuel tank: 870 l
Water tank: 590 l
Hot water heater: 60 l
Black water: 360 l
Engine options:
2 × 320 hp Volvo Penta D4-320;
2 × 380 hp Volvo Penta D6-380;
1 × 480 hp Volvo Penta D6 V-drive
CE category: B
Nautički centar Pina i Mare d.o.0.
Obala Jerka Šižgorica 1, Šibenik, Hrvatska
Booking: tel. +385 22 312 999
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