1975 Alden 66

The 1975 Alden 66 is a 66-foot fiberglass bluewater cruiser built to the timeless designs of naval architect John G. Alden. Her full-keel hull form, sweeping sheerline, and long overhangs reflect classic ocean-going design principles. The boat was originally owned by Alden himself and carries the pedigree and proven seakeeping qualities that define the builder's reputation among serious sailors.

Below deck, the interior is finished in timber throughout, offering spacious accommodation designed for extended cruising. The layout includes generous living areas with ample storage and practical systems suited to bluewater passages. Tankage is extensive, supporting long-distance voyaging capability.

Power comes from a Perkins 85-horsepower diesel engine rebuilt in 2015, providing dependable auxiliary propulsion. The traditional sail plan is engineered for steady, balanced performance offshore. Electronics have been upgraded over time. The yacht's robust construction and full-keel design combine strength with the comfort needed for both coastal cruising and open ocean work, making her equally at home in classic yacht events or extended passages.