2011 MacGregor 26

The 2011 MacGregor 26 is a trailerable sailing yacht built around versatility and ease of ownership. Its fiberglass hull, water-ballast system, and shallow draft make it well-suited to exploring varied water—from open coastline to protected anchorages and shallow bays. The boat weighs little enough to tow behind a standard vehicle and launch from ordinary ramps, then stores on its trailer when ashore. A 50-horsepower Yamaha outboard provides auxiliary power for calm-water cruising or when the wind fades.

The cabin interior is compact but functional for a 26-footer, with sleeping berths, seating, and storage arranged in an open layout. Large windows bring natural light throughout. A galley space and modest head facilities support overnight stays and short cruises for couples or small groups.

The hull design balances sailing stability with low towing weight—critical traits for a boat meant to be transported regularly. At nearly 26 feet long and under 8 feet wide, the MacGregor remains manageable on the road and in confined spaces, yet carries enough beam and freeboard to feel solid underway.