1984 Catalina 30

The 1984 Catalina 30 is a fiberglass sailing yacht built around a masthead sloop rig, fixed fin keel, and spade rudder designed for stability and responsive handling. Powered by a Universal M-25 diesel engine producing 25 horsepower, it reaches a maximum speed of 6.7 knots. The self-bailing cockpit provides ample seating and is fitted with cushions, a manual windlass, and a Garhauer traveler.

Below deck, the boat sleeps six across three sleeping areas: a forward V-berth, an aft quarter berth, and a convertible dinette. The aft galley includes a stove and oven, microwave, and icebox with generous counter and storage space. The marine head features a shower. The salon offers comfortable seating and storage throughout.

On deck, the boat carries a swim ladder and basic electronics for navigation and communication. The solid fiberglass construction requires minimal maintenance and supports extended cruising. The design balances comfort and handling for both single operators and families.