1970 CAL 2-46

The Cal 2-46 is a 46-foot fiberglass sailing yacht designed by William Lapworth, built in 1970 as a capable blue-water cruiser. The design is known for its sturdy construction and well-considered layout suited to extended offshore voyaging. A single Perkins diesel engine provides auxiliary power.

The yacht offers spacious interior accommodations typical of the Cal 46 design, with a layout that has proven comfortable for long-distance cruising. The beam of over 12 feet contributes to generous cabin spaces and stability at sea.

This example has been actively cruised, including passages through the South Pacific, confirming the design's seaworthiness in open ocean conditions. The hull is structurally sound. The boat does require some work and presents an opportunity for an owner ready to undertake refitting.