1982 C&C Landfall

The C&C Landfall is a 43-foot cruising sailboat built in 1982 with a fiberglass hull and a beam of 12 feet. Known for its solid construction and capable sailing characteristics, this yacht combines a spacious layout with practical cruising performance. The design emphasizes comfort and livability for extended time at sea.

The boat is equipped with a Perkins auxiliary diesel engine and features six heads, supporting its accommodation of multiple crew or family members. The interior layout prioritizes usable space and functionality throughout the vessel, making it well-suited to long-distance voyaging and extended cruising.