2001 Catalina 380

This 2001 Catalina 380 is a 38-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat with a masthead sloop rig and wing keel, designed by Gerry Douglas. The hull balances stability and performance, responding well to sail handling and manageable for crews of any size. Power comes from a single 40-horsepower Yammer diesel engine paired with a folding two-blade bronze propeller that reduces drag under sail; a three-blade standard propeller is included as a spare.

Below deck, the boat features two cabins and one head along with a bright, open interior offering good headroom throughout. The salon combines comfortable seating with practical storage and a galley suited to extended cruising. The layout makes efficient use of the boat's 12-foot beam.

Onboard systems support independent cruising and anchoring. A Mase 4-kilowatt generator and 350 watts of solar power provide electrical capacity for extended time away from shore. Dinghy davits allow secure stowage and easy deployment of a tender. The boat reflects Catalina's established approach to build quality and sea-going design.