The 2005 Shannon Shoalsailer is a 35-foot fiberglass sailing yacht built for shallow-water cruising, drawing just 30 inches. Its design merges sailing and power-boat capabilities, with a 125-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine delivering cruising speeds around 6 knots and capable of reaching 10 knots under power. The hull is engineered to handle deliberate beachings and groundings, making it well-suited to protected waters like Barnegat Bay, the Chesapeake, and the Bahamas.
The cockpit is notably expansive for the boat's length, positioned far aft with a 12.75-foot beam, and features twin steering stations, a swim platform, and dinghy davits. Below deck, the boat offers two cabins and one head, arranged as a practical cruising interior rather than a spacious accommodation plan.
The yacht has received multiple upgrades in recent years and is outfitted and ready for use.
Length
35.00 FT
Beam
12.75 FT
Draft
2.50 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Displacement
Cabins
2
Heads
1
Engines
1
Engine Make
Yanmar
Engine Model
4JH3-DTE
Power
NaN HP
Hours
1,759 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Cruising Speed
6.00 KTS
Max Speed
10.00 KTS
Range
250.00 NM
Fuel
47 GAL
Water
30 GAL