Average Price of a Pardo Yacht

Pardo yachts are among the most desirable luxury dayboats on the global market, with pricing that reflects their Italian pedigree and bespoke options:

• Pardo 38 and 43 models typically range from $600,000 to $1.2 million, depending on engine package (Volvo IPS or outboard), electronics, and trim level
• Pardo 50 and 52 models often fall in the $1.4M to $2.5M range, with larger cabins, upgraded finishes, and additional navigation equipment
• The flagship GT52 and upcoming Endurance 60 can exceed $2.5M to $3.5M, offering advanced hybrid propulsion, tender garages, and extended cruising comfort

Due to their limited production and high demand in both Europe and the U.S., Pardo resale values remain strong — especially for late-model yachts with upgraded Volvo IPS packages and carbon hardtops.

The Pardo Range: Walkaround Freedom, GT Refinement

The Pardo lineup offers sophisticated Italian design across multiple models, each tailored for different cruising preferences:

• Pardo 38: Agile, sleek, and customizable with outboards or inboards. The 38 is the ideal starter Pardo — quick, stylish, and easy to manage solo or as a couple
• Pardo 43: The brand's global bestseller — an open deck layout with stunning symmetry, deep sunpads, and refined interiors below deck. Perfect for day trips and weekend hops
• Pardo 50: With a longer hull and even more open space, the 50 is ideal for entertaining larger groups in style. Optional Seakeeper and full galley transform this into a floating villa
• Pardo GT52: Sporty and enclosed, with all-weather cruising in mind. Featuring two full cabins, full-beam master, and enhanced protection for long journeys or overnight living
• Endurance 60: A true luxury cruiser. With extended range, solar panels, and wide teak decks, it's built for long-distance slow cruising with minimalist Italian style