1986 C&C Landfall

The C&C Landfall is a 39-foot center cockpit cruising sailboat built in 1986 with a fiberglass hull. Designed for serious offshore work, she combines robust engineering with practical cruising layout. The hull carries a 44-horsepower Yammer diesel engine that drives the boat to a cruising speed of 5 knots, with a maximum speed of 7 knots under power.

The interior offers ample storage and living space suited to extended passages and liveaboard use. Two heads serve the accommodation. The beam of nearly 12 feet provides comfortable interior volume and deck space. Built by C&C, a builder known for offshore-capable designs, the Landfall represents a focused approach to blue-water sailing, prioritizing seaworthiness and practical deck layout over complexity.