2014 Southerly 535

The Southerly 535 is a 53-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat built in 2014, designed for extended voyages across open ocean and into shallow anchorages. Her moderate beam of 15 feet and shallow draft allow access to remote cruising grounds from the US East Coast through the Caribbean and beyond, while maintaining the seaworthiness needed for offshore passages.

The yacht accommodates three cabins and two heads, offering comfortable living space for cruising families or small groups. Interior layout provides separation between crew and owner accommodation, with generous headroom and natural light throughout.

Power comes from a Volvo engine, supporting the boat's sailing capabilities and providing reliable auxiliary propulsion when conditions demand it. The construction reflects Southerly's reputation for solid, expedition-ready cruising yachts built to handle extended time away from major ports.