Born from the pencil of Alain Jezequel, the Grand Soleil 39 was also nicknamed "swan spaghetti" because of those lines that were inspired by the classic models of the Finnish shipyard, But it's not just about appearance, there is also a large part of substance. In fact, it is a healthy, marine and durable boat, so much so that it is considered one of the most successful boats of the Italian shipyard in those years. 

The silhouette is typically classic with flared bulwarks, accentuated leaps, a maximum central beam that slopes abruptly towards the stern and a hull with little wet surface, capable of making this thirty-nine-footer develop good speeds. The deck plan setting is also perfectly suited to a multi-mile long voyage.