2000 Catalina 320

The Catalina 320 is a 32-foot fiberglass sloop built for coastal cruising and club racing. With an 11.75-foot beam, the hull offers surprising interior volume for its size. The boat features a wing keel that provides shallow-draft capability for anchoring in protected waters while maintaining good upwind performance. A Yanmar diesel engine rated at 27 horsepower supplies dependable propulsion.

The deck layout emphasizes ease of handling, with a spacious cockpit, walk-through transom, and a molded swim platform. All lines are led aft to facilitate single-handed or shorthanded sailing. The bright, open salon features teak finishing, large ports, and good headroom throughout. Below decks, the boat sleeps six or more across two private staterooms—a forward v-berth and a larger aft cabin—plus an L-shaped dinette that converts for additional sleeping.

The galley is fully equipped with a stove, oven, refrigerator/freezer, and counter space. A dedicated navigation station supports trip planning, and the head includes a private vanity and shower. The layout balances living comfort with practical cruising functionality, making the boat suitable for weekends, extended passages, or racing.