The weather tight cabin offers comfortable accommodations for family cruising. The main cabin has seating for four. There is a galley and a place for an ice chest under the forward double berth. The table can be removed or clamped in any position on the deck support column. The head, shown at the right of the picture, is fully enclosed for privacy.
Looking toward the rear of the boat, there is a 6' 3" x 5' 10" queen sized berth, rare in a boat of any size. There is storage under every seat and berth. The cockpit seats are over 6' long and serve as comfortable berths when the weather is good. Not counting the cockpit seats, the boat will sleep 4. The interior floors are carpeted, and we have used the highest quality fabrics throughout the boat. You have to get into the $25,000 price range to find a powerboat with the accommodations of the 19.
The overlapping Genoa sail is driving the boat along at a good speed in a moderate breeze. This photo was taken with the water ballast tank full, making the boat very stable and self-righting. With the tank empty, performance is increased dramatically, but stability is decreased. In heavy winds, the boat, with its powerboat underbelly, will get up on top of the water and hit higher top speeds than most other conventional sailboats.
