2005 Island Packet 370

The 2005 Island Packet 370 is a 37-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat built for long-distance voyaging and coastal exploration. Designed by naval architect Bob Johnson, the yacht combines proven construction methods with a traditional exterior and modern cutter rig. The hull draws shallow enough to access protected anchorages while remaining capable of open-ocean passages. Power comes from a 54-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine, with cruising speeds around 5 knots.

The yacht accommodates two cabins and one head, suitable for cruising couples or small crews. For shorthanded sailing, the boat is equipped with a Hydrovane self-steering system that handles course keeping or serves as a secondary rudder backup. The layout reflects Island Packet's philosophy of comfortable, practical cruising accommodations.

The owner has invested in significant upgrades and additions since the last survey in October 2023. The engine runs low hours and is supported by comprehensive maintenance records. The yacht carries an extensive stock of labeled, organized backup components for both boat and engine systems, assembled over years of careful ownership. Built in the USA.