2003 Island Packet 350

The Island Packet 350 is a 35-foot cruising sailboat built in 2003, the final year of production for this model line. The class introduced significant refinements to the design when it debuted in 1997, including a flatter, beamier hull, a molded swim platform, an athwartship aft berth, and a shorter bowsprit. The boat carries a 35-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine and features a furling mainsail as factory equipment, along with a Hoyt staysail boom.

The hull is fiberglass construction with a 12-foot beam. These improvements over earlier Packet designs resulted in better sailing performance and easier handling characteristics. The interior layout prioritizes comfort for extended cruising, with the athwartship aft berth providing good sea berths.