1989 Pacific Seacraft Dana 24

The Pacific Seacraft Dana 24 is a 24-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat built in 1989. Designed as a pocket cruiser, it combines moderate displacement with a high ballast ratio to deliver stability and sea-kindly performance. The full keel and cutaway forefoot provide directional stability and balance, with particular strength in windward sailing—a capability that sets it apart from many other boats of similar size.

This compact design packs cruising features typically found in much larger yachts. The Dana 24 is built to handle extended voyages and diverse conditions, making it capable of extended cruising in coastal and open waters alike.