Westerly West-Wind

The Westerly West-Wind from 1977 is a solid and seaworthy cruising sailboat, designed for coastal sailing and offshore passages with full safety. Built in GRP by Westerly Marine Construction, it stands out for its structural robustness and its characteristic full keel with a skeg protecting the rudder, a configuration that provides directional stability and great upwind capability. Approximate length of 9.75 m, beam of 3.20 m, and draft around 1.50 m, with a displacement close to 4,300 kg. Sloop rigged with a roller genoa and traditional mainsail. Reliable inboard engine, fuel tank with good autonomy, and generous water tank for family cruising. Interior in warm wood with two double cabins, convertible salon, equipped kitchen, and independent bathroom, offering classic comfort and excellent performance in rough seas.