1985 Tayana Vancouver 42

The Tayana Vancouver 42 is a Robert Harris-designed offshore cruiser built from fiberglass. At 42 feet long with a 12-foot beam, the boat was engineered for extended blue-water sailing with substantial range and load-carrying capacity—qualities rarely found in cruisers of this size.

The yacht accommodates cruising families with three cabins and one head. The design prioritizes comfort and seaworthiness for the offshore environment, offering the motion and structural integrity needed for extended passages.

Power comes from a Kubota diesel engine paired with full sail capability. The combination of engine and sail systems supports the boat's range and self-sufficiency for distance cruising.