1987 Catalina 30

The Catalina 30 is a classic cruising sailboat built from fiberglass with an overall length of 30 feet and a 10-foot beam. The design has earned a solid reputation among cruisers for its sturdy construction and balanced hull form, making it a capable platform for coastal and longer-distance sailing.

Below deck, the layout provides comfortable accommodations for cruising, with sleeping berths and a galley arranged for practical living aboard. The boat is powered by a Universal auxiliary engine, supporting the sailing capabilities with reliable engine backup for maneuvering in tight quarters or calm conditions.

The fiberglass hull construction delivers the durability and low-maintenance characteristics typical of the Catalina 30, and the boat remains a popular choice among sailors seeking a well-proven design with good seakeeping qualities and reasonable running costs.