TECHNICAL SHEET Dufour DUFOUR 390

Technical sheet DUFOUR 390 6

DUFOUR 390 - 2019

Dufour

TECHNICAL SHEET

Main datas

  • Builder : Dufour
  • Life Raft : No
  • Year : 2019
  • Beam : 3,99 m
  • Subtype : Pleasure
  • Architect :
  • Hull : Monohull
  • Material : GRP
  • Length : 11,93 m
  • keel : Fixed Keel
  • Draft minimum : 1,95 m

Engines

  • Brand : VOLVO PENTA
  • Model :
  • Drive : Saildrive
  • Fuel capacity : 200
  • Power Unit. (CV) : 40
  • Fuel : Diesel
  • Montage : In Board (IB)
  • Engine(s) : 1

Facilities

  • Double Cabin : 3
  • Sailor Cabin : 0
  • Head : 3
  • Berth : 8
  • Helm : No
  • WC : Sailor

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Main Features

  • The Dufour 390 is a family cruising sailboat designed to offer comfort, performance, and versatility. Ideal for sailors seeking a balanced, spacious, and easy-to-handle boat, it appeals to both beginners and experienced sailors. Below is a detailed description of its technical features and key advantages, based on data from platforms like SailboatData or SailboatListings.

    General specifications

    • Overall Length (LOA): 11.95 meters (39 feet)
    • Waterline Length (LWL): 10.50 meters
    • Beam (width): 3.65 meters
    • Draft (standard): 1.90 meters (keel version) / 1.20 meters (centerboard version)
    • Light Displacement: Approximately 6,800 kg
    • Upwind Sail Area ( mainsail + 150% genoa): 75 m² (807 sq ft)
    • Hull Type: Monocoque fiberglass (polyester)
    • Rigging: Fractional sloop rig (mast stepped aft)
    • Fuel Capacity: 100 liters (26 US gallons)
    • Freshwater Capacity: 250 liters (66 US gallons)
    • Number of Cabins: 2 to 3 cabins (depending on version), ideal for 6 to 8 people
    • Berths: 6 to 8 berths (2 double cabins + 1 or 2 forward cabins)
    • Headroom: 1.85 meters (comfortable interior)
    • Portlights: Large windows for natural lighting

    Interior layout

    The Dufour 390 stands out for its bright and spacious interior, designed for extended cruising. It generally features:

    • A center saloon with an extendable dining table and convertible settees (berths).
    • A galley (kitchen) equipped with a sink, a 2- or 3-burner stove, a refrigerator, and storage.
    • A spacious cockpit with a wheel (recent models) or tiller steering, and a self-draining cockpit.
    • Double aft cabins with built-in storage and access to additional compartments.
    • A forward cabin (sometimes with a separate access from the cockpit) or an additional double cabin in some versions.
    • Sanitary facilities (head) with shower and washbasin, located near the forward cabin.
    • A raised coach roof for increased headroom and better ventilation.

    Performance and sailing

    The Dufour 390 is designed to balance comfort and performance. Its technical specifications make it an agile and stable boat:

    • Cruising Speed: 6 to 8 knots (depending on conditions and sail configuration).
    • Maximum Speed: Up to 10 knots in strong winds with a well-tuned genoa.
    • Stability: Heavy-duty keel and deep draft offering good upwind performance.
    • Maneuverability: Precise steering thanks to its well-sized rudder and balanced helm.
    • Versatility: Suitable for coastal cruising as well as moderate offshore sailing.

    Standard and optional equipment

    The Dufour 390 is typically delivered with a comprehensive cruising package, but some options can further enhance comfort or performance:

    • Standard Equipment:
      • Manual winches (depending on version)
      • Stainless steel stays and shrouds
      • Anodized aluminum mast
      • Roller-furling mainsail (easy to handle)
      • Standard fittings (halyards, sheets, etc.)
      • Anchor and anchor chain
    • Popular Options:
      • Electric winches for easier maneuvering
      • Generator or wind turbine for enhanced energy autonomy
      • Solar panels (for newer models)
      • Electronic navigation equipment (GPS, radar, AIS)
      • Gas or electric cooker
      • Enhanced soundproofing and thermal insulation
      • Chart table in the cockpit

    Key advantages of the Dufour 390

    • Space and comfort: Generous interior with well-optimized volumes for extended cruising.
    • Versatility: Available in keel or centerboard versions, suitable for various sailing conditions.
    • Ergonomic design: Practical and secure cockpit with easy access to sails and the engine.
    • Good seaworthiness: Well-designed hull to absorb waves and provide a smooth ride.
    • Renowned brand: Dufour is a historic French manufacturer, synonymous with quality and reliability.
    • Value for money: Excellent value on the secondhand market thanks to its popularity and durability.

    Key points to check when buying a used Dufour 390

    When inspecting a used Dufour 390, it?s advisable to check the following points to avoid unpleasant surprises:

    • Hull and gelcoat condition: Look for osmotic blisters, cracks, or delamination.
    • Mast and rigging: Inspect the wear of the shrouds, the condition of the chains, and the masthead bearings.
    • Sails: Examine the mainsail, genoa, and spinnaker for tears or premature wear.
    • Engine: Check the oil level, belt condition, and compression (Dufour 390s are often equipped with Yanmar or Volvo engines).
    • Watertightness: Inspect the bilge, hatches, portholes, and through-hull fittings for leaks.
    • Electrics: Test the circuits, batteries, and electronic equipment.
    • Interior: Check for moisture (risk of mold), the condition of furniture, mattresses, and galley equipment.
    • Maintenance history: Request the maintenance logbook to ensure the boat has been well cared for.

    Typical photo gallery (description of associated images)

    Images of a Dufour 390 typically show:

    • A sleek white hull with fluid lines and a raised coach roof.
    • A spacious cockpit with ergonomic seating and a removable cockpit table.
    • A bright interior with light-colored wood (teak or imitation) and neutral fabrics (beige, navy blue).
    • A well-equipped galley with a refrigerator and storage.
    • A double aft cabin with access to drawers and storage cabinets.
    • A cockpit with a wheel or tiller, featuring a clearly visible compass.

    The Dufour 390 is a wise choice for those seeking a reliable, high-performance, and comfortable cruising sailboat capable of meeting the needs of a family or a friendly crew. Its success in the secondhand market reflects its popularity and ruggedness.

    Last updated: January 2025. Technical specifications may vary depending on the construction year and chosen options.

Price guide, Quotation

To give an idea, in 2026, an DUFOUR 390 Dufour from 2019 was offered on the market at a price of €155,000.

Limitation of liability : XBOAT assumes no responsibility for the information provided in this technical data sheet, which has been sourced from the internet and has not been verified. This information is non-contractual and does not, in any way, bind XBOAT.
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