The saloon and galley on the Summerland 40 LC are laid out with social interaction
in mind—even the skipper need not miss out on the fun.

The open galley is equipped to feed the whole crew without missing out on the fun on the Summerland 40 LC.
The dinette is positioned aft, with a view of the cockpit.
The engine spaces at the aft end of each sponson are insulated for sound
to allow the Summerland 40 LC quiet ooperation.
The forward guest stateroom has some natural light through hullside windows and overhead hatches.
The Summerland 40 LC also has a substantial flying bridge,
where cruisers will want to spend most of their time underway.
Guests can gather to enjoy the seabreeze beneath the fixed canvas top
on the flying bridge of Summerland 40 LC.
The flying-bridge helm is a clean layout, though we have to admit the binnacle placement caught us off guard.
The water is mere steps away from the afterdeck of the Summerland 40 LC.
Engines can also be accessed through deck hatches.
Need a dance floor in the sun?
The Summerland 40 LC splits the area between a sunpad and some open deck space.
What coastal adventures would you enjoy on the Summerland 40 LC?