This 1999 Catalina 380 is a fiberglass sloop built for extended cruising. The boat measures 38 feet in length with a 12.33-foot beam and carries a single Westerbeke diesel engine rated at 42 horsepower. The hull has been maintained with fresh bottom paint applied in March 2026.
The standing rigging was replaced in 2019, and the boat carries newer Ullman mainsail and jib from the same year. The mainsail features classic slab reefing with stack pack and Strong Track slide system. Running rigging has been renewed, and a whisker pole is mounted on the mast. Below, the boat is arranged with two cabins and one head.
Cruising systems include a 600-watt solar panel array, a Cruise RO watermaker operating on 110 volts, and a diesel heating system. Navigation and monitoring rely on newer B&G electronics. The boat is fitted with an Iverson design dodger, bimini, and full mesh cockpit enclosure. Additional equipment includes dinghy davits, an outboard motor crane, a Rocna 55-pound anchor with chain and rode, and a stern anchoring system. The Westerbeke engine shows 3,967 hours. A four-person liferaft is aboard.
Length
38.00 FT
Beam
12.33 FT
Draft
7.17 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Displacement
Cabins
2
Heads
1
Engines
1
Engine Make
westerbeke
Engine Model
42B
Power
NaN HP
Hours
3,967 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
26 GAL
Water
102 GAL