1995 Tripp 47

The 1995 Tripp 47 is a second-generation design built by Concordia Yacht Company. This fiberglass sailing yacht gained recognition as an offshore racer, with notable performances in classics like the Sydney Hobart and Chicago Mac. The hull's light displacement is optimized for all-weather sailing, paired with a high-aspect 7/8 fractional rig that performs across a range of wind conditions.

Below deck, the boat accommodates up to 10 people. The layout includes a navigation station, galley, generous storage throughout, and a spacious salon with a centerline table that seats 6 to 10. There is one head.

The boat is powered by a single 50-horsepower Yammer diesel engine. While built with a racing hull, many Tripp 47s have been retrofitted with furling headsails and lazy jacks, making them manageable for short-handed cruising.