More Than Just a
Photo Gallery of Cruising Yachts
If you're here, you're clearly interested in cruising yachts; and if you're fortunate enough to own one, the odds are you'll have taken a photograph of it. If so, we're hoping that you'll be willing to add it to this sailboat gallery and share it with other cruising boat fanatics...
But it's more than just a gallery of cruising boats; we'll provide the specification for each boat featured, together with links to other related information.
Some of the cruising boats featured here will be large, opulent and correspondingly expensive; others will be small and more modestly priced.
Many will sport a simple sloop rig, while others will be cutter-rigged ketches, yawls and even schooners.
And not only monohulls, but multihulls - cruising catamarans and trimarans - will be well represented too.
But my bet is that the most popular cruising boats will be moderate displacement, fin-and-skeg GRP sloops between 35 feet (11.6m) and 45 feet (14.0m) long overall; but who knows!
Here's what we've got so far...
Popular Production Cruising Yachts from Under 30 Feet to Over 60 Feet Length Overall...
Cruising Yachts Under 30 ft (9.1m)
For details of this Albin Vega 27 and other small cruising boats in this category, click here...
30 ft to 35 ft
(9.1m to 10.7m)
For details of this Nicholson 32 and other cruising boats in this category, click here...
35 ft to 40 ft
(10.7m to 12.2m)
For details of this cutter-rigged Bowman 40 and other cruising boats in this category, click here...
40 ft to 45 ft
(12.2m to 13.7m)
For details of this Hinckley 42 yawl and other cruising boats in this category, click here...
45 ft to 50 ft
(13.7m to 15.2m)
For details of this Passoa 47, an aluminium, centre-board cutter, and other cruising boats in this category, click here...
50 ft to 55 ft
(15.2m to 16.8m)
For details of this Valiant 50 Cutter and other cruising boats in this category, click here...
Over 55 ft (16.8m)
For details of this Southern Ocean 60 schooner and other cruising boats in this category, click here...
Multihull Sailing Boats
From the Modestly Proportioned to the Truly Humongous..
For details of this Lagoon 440 cruising catamaran and other cruising multihulls, click here...
Secondhand Cruising Boats for Sale...
Just click on the images below to see the full details of these cruising boats that are advertised by their owners (not through a broker or other 3rd party) right here on sailboat-cruising.com...
Recent Secondhand Sailboat Advertisements...
These are the latest eight of many more used sailboats...
Check out:-
- all the monohulls for sale here, and
- all the multihulls for sale here!
How to Upload a Pic of Your Boat...
Cruising Yacht pics from other visitors...
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Bosun Queen 55 
Specification…
Built: 1981
LOA: 16.46M (55’)
LWL: 13.72M (45’)
Beam: 3.45M(11’3”)
Draft: 2.30M (7’6’)
Displacement: 29762lbs (13500kg)
Construction: …
Typical Information We'll Add to Your Pic...
We'll do our best to provide the following information for each of the cruising boats featured:~
- Hull Type;
- Hull Material;
- Length Overall;
- Waterline Length;
- Beam;
- Draft;
- Rig Type
- Displacement;
- Sail Area/Displacement Ratio;
- Displacement/Length Ratio;
- Designer;
- Builder;
- Year First Built;
- Year Last Built;
- Number Built;
- Owners Association;
and finally...
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We have a number of images of sailboats that we've been unable to put a name to, in terms of make and model. You may well be able to help! |
Next ~ Cruising yachts 30 to 35 feet LOA...
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