2000 Catalina 380

The 2000 Catalina 380 is a midsize cruising sailboat built on a proven, stable hull with a shoal draft keel that opens access to shallow anchorages. Designed by Gerry Douglas, the 380 balances the volume and security needed for serious offshore sailing with the comfort and manageability that work well for two-person crews. A Yanmar diesel inboard provides auxiliary power, supported by a 26-gallon fuel tank and 102-gallon water capacity.

Recent upgrades position this boat for self-sufficient cruising. A 2025 Raymarine instrument display pairs with a 2021 chartplotter, while new communications equipment includes radio and AIS. A solar array combined with dual wind turbines provide complete renewable power autonomy. The 2025 additions include a new electric head, new holding tank, and a new windlass with Rocna anchor. All running rigging is new, and the boat carries a 140% genoa with in-mast furling.

The two-cabin layout works well for extended time aboard. The aft cabin features a centered queen berth with seating and cabinetry on both sides, with direct access to the head. The forward cabin offers a V-berth with its own vanity and sink for additional privacy. The main saloon is finished in teak with white leather cushions throughout, while the galley includes a double sink, front-loading refrigerator, overhead shelf, and a propane stove with oven.

This Catalina has cruised the Caribbean and carries the thoughtful systems and upgrades that define a capable offshore platform ready for the next owner to sail immediately.