1999 Island Packet 380

This 1999 Island Packet 380 is a solid, well-equipped cruising sailboat with a full suite of systems and recent mechanical work. The 38-foot hull offers three cabins and one head, providing comfortable accommodations and generous storage for extended voyages. At 13.2 feet of beam, the boat presents a roomy interior layout typical of the Island Packet design.

The Yanmar 4JH2E diesel engine underwent a complete rebuild in 2025 and has run only 5 hours since, bringing total engine hours to 3,470. The yacht carries an AutoProp feathering propeller and maintains 85 gallons of fuel capacity. Cruising speed runs about 6 knots with a maximum of 6.5 knots.

Sail inventory consists of a fully battened North Dyneema 65 mainsail, a furling North Dyneema 65 genoa, a North trisail, and a furling North staysail with boom. Stainless steel rigging is 12 years old, and the mast is stepped on the keel. Lewmar winches are distributed across the cockpit and mast for sail handling. Recent canvas work includes UV strips resealed on the jib and staysail, and a mainsail stackpack cover resewn in 2025.

Electronics are comprehensive: Garmin GPS Map 943 plotter, Garmin GMR 18 HD radar, Raymarine P70 autopilot with wind instrumentation, B&G depth sounder and log/knot meter, SSB radio (ICOM IC M 802), dual VHF including handheld, AIS, and a wifi amplifier. Below decks, systems include a Spectra Ventura 150 watermaker, Force 10 oven, dual refrigeration (Alder Barbour), Dometic air conditioning, and a Raritan marine head. Power comes from an Xantrex Prowatt 600 inverter, Pro Mariner battery charger, solar panels, and a wind generator supporting a Lifeline AGM house bank. The boat carries a Walker Bay 270 hard-floor inflatable dinghy with a 2019 Mercury 8 hp outboard, dual anchors with a Lofrans windlass, and includes spare parts and equipment aboard.