1998 McConaghy Bermuda 52

This 1998 McConaghy Bermuda 52 is a fiberglass sailing yacht designed by Chuck Paine and built by John McConaghy. The 52-foot hull with 14-foot beam carries a single 90-horsepower Perkins diesel engine. The design emphasizes practical ocean voyaging with attention to seakeeping, ease of handling, and efficient use of interior space.

The boat accommodates two heads and has been configured for extended cruising. The layout prioritizes comfort and self-sufficiency for long passages, with the design capable of covering substantial distances in varying sea conditions.

The yacht has completed multiple long-distance cruises, including a Mediterranean voyage through the Strait of Gibraltar to the Canary Islands, an Atlantic crossing to St Lucia, and passages through the Caribbean and Panama Canal to Central America. The bottom was last hauled and painted in 2020.