2003 Hunter 306

The 2003 Hunter 306 is a 30-foot fiberglass sailing yacht built for comfortable cruising and entertaining. Powered by an 18 hp Yanmar diesel engine, she features a well-regarded B&R rig with Selden in-mast mainsail furling and jib furler, paired with two Lewmar self-tailing winches on the coach roof for easy sail handling. The design allows for singlehanded sailing or operation with crew, and a deep reverse bulb keel provides stability in stronger conditions.

The expansive cockpit includes wheel steering, a binnacle-mounted electronics station, integrated seating, a table, and stern rail shower. A bimini offers weather protection, while a walk-through transom leads to a swim platform with telescoping ladder. Navigation and communication equipment includes VHF, compass, Raymarine ST speed and depth instruments, Raymarine chartplotter preloaded with Navionics Great Lakes maps, Raymarine autopilot, and stereo.

Belowdecks offers generous accommodation across two cabins: a forward v-berth and a spacious aft cabin, plus a full enclosed head with shower, vanity, and storage. The main cabin features a teak-trimmed laminate sole, generous settee with good headroom, comfortable seating, and a dinette that converts to a double berth. A dedicated nav station sits to starboard.

The L-shaped galley is well-equipped with Corian counters, Force 10 two-burner propane range, stainless steel sink, 12-volt refrigerated icebox, and extensive storage. Ventilation comes from two deck hatches, two fixed ports, and three opening ports. The layout maximizes living space for a 30-foot boat, suited to Great Lakes and coastal sailing.