1985 Kadey-Krogen 38

This 1985 Kadey-Krogen 38 is a fiberglass cruising sailboat built during the era of quality Taiwanese shipbuilding. Designed by Jim Krogen as a shallow-draft cruiser, she draws just 3 feet 2 inches with her centerboards up, making her well-suited for exploring anchorages and shallow waters inaccessible to deeper-hulled boats. Her cutter rig is straightforward enough for single-handed sailing, and she is powered by a 50-horsepower BetaMarine engine.

The interior features warm teak woodwork throughout. Below deck, the galley sits to starboard just past the companionway, with an athwartship aft berth to port. The saloon is generous and open. Forward, a full head with a separate shower is located to port, with a large V-berth ahead. The layout comfortably accommodates a family of four or a long-term cruising couple.

The yacht is built to bluewater standards with the classic lines characteristic of the Kadey-Krogen design. Her construction quality and thoughtful accommodation plan have made her a sought-after model among cruising sailors.