1992 Island Packet 29

The Island Packet 29 is a fiberglass sailing yacht designed by Bob Johnson and built for capable offshore cruising and comfortable weekending. Her full keel and cutter rig configuration deliver a forgiving motion in seaway conditions while remaining manageable for coastal sailing and extended time at anchor. At 29 feet, she offers generous interior volume and storage relative to her size, making her well-suited to couples or those seeking a practical cruising platform.

Below decks, the boat features warm teak joinery and a practical layout centered around a spacious salon. She includes air conditioning and refrigeration, along with a galley and sleeping berths arranged for extended cruising. The interior is reported to be in excellent original condition, reflecting careful ownership over the years.

Power comes from a Yanmar 3GM30F diesel engine producing 27 horsepower. Recent upgrades include a solar charging system for off-grid capability and comfort while anchored. The boat is equipped with a Dana dinghy and a new Yamaha 6-horsepower outboard. Fuel capacity is 23 gallons and fresh water capacity is 45 gallons. Sail area totals approximately 491 square feet.