1990 Cabo Rico 38

A 1990 Cabo Rico 38 designed by Bill Crealock, this fiberglass sailing yacht features the raised bulwarks and teak caprail characteristic of the brand. Built in Costa Rica with solid fiberglass construction and teak joinery throughout, the boat carries a powerful cutter rig suited to heavy-weather cruising and offshore passagemaking.

The 43-horsepower Beta diesel engine, installed new with 123 hours, powers the yacht efficiently and quietly. Recent upgrades include new standing and running rigging, a stainless steel stern davit system, 200 watts of solar capacity, an upgraded battery bank, a water maker for extended independence, and modern navigation electronics. Bottom paint was applied in March 2026.

The single-cabin, single-head layout sleeps five to six and centers on a practical cruising design. Below decks, teak joinery defines the spaces. The galley features deep freezer and refrigeration. A separate shower stall and spacious salon complete the accommodation plan, suited to extended voyaging without compromising comfort.