SAILBOATS

Designed by Robert Perry, all Valiant sailboats use the same basic concepts of a cutter rig, modified fin keel, skeg rudder, and canoe stern which have become the Valiant trademark. Valiant yachts - noted for their sailing performance, quality construction, safety and comfort at sea - have been popular among cruising sailors for offshore voyages. The Valiant 50 evolved from the Valiant 47 with a sail plan change (mast moved forward) and the addition of an anchor bowsprit. Valiant 50 offers customers the ability to customize thereby personalizing each boat to suit the owner's individual needs and tastes.

The motto of Santa Cruz Yachts - "FAST is FUN" says it all. With the philosophy of fast and fun sailing, Santa Cruz Yachts utilize state of the art technologies such as carbon hull and deck, computerized construction techniques, and innovative lifting keel mechanism - all aimed to deliver fun and fast sailing - whether racing or cruising. The Santa Cruz 37 comes with 2 interior options: The standard interior plan comes with an aft double cabin, while the optional interior plan comes with two double aft cabins.

Designed by Holman & Pye, Rustler 36 is the perfect choice of yacht for a sailor who wants a safe and simply traditionally designed yacht with a good performance that has been developed and updated from a very successful line of well-proven predecessors.

Designed by Robert Perry, the Passport 40 is a seaworthy bluewater cruiser that is easy to handle, and offers a comfortable ride for ocean passages. Over 148 Passport 40 have been built from the period 1980 to 1991, many of which went on ocean voyages.

The Nordship 40 was first introduced to the public in January 2006 at the Dusseldorf Show in Germany. It is designed by Lars Buchwald and built by Nordship Yachts in Denmark.

Reach the four corners of the earth in less than a tankful - this is the advertising slogan for the Nordhavn 56. Originally designed at 50 feet, market feedback and continued development propelled the Nordhavn Motorsailer into a rugged 56-footer that will displace over 70,000 lbs. and carry 750 gallons of fuel.

Nonsuch boats were built by Hinterhoeller Yachts from 1978 till the mid 1990's. The Nonsuch 36 is the biggest one in the Nonsuch series. Over 975 Nonsuch boats were built during the period. Today, Nonsuch boats enjoy a truly dedicated and loyal following.

Nonsuch boats share the same characteristics of roomy interiors that are comparable to sailboats many size larger; easy to handle rig, and comfortable motion. Nonsuch boats were built by Hinterhoeller Yachts from 1978 till the mid 1990's. The Nonsuch series include Nonsuch 22, 26, 30, 324, 33, 36. There are over 975 Nonsuch boats cruising in the USA, Canada and Europe.

Nonsuch boats were built by Hinterhoeller Yachts from 1978 till the mid 1990's. The Nonsuch 324 is a slightly larger version of the Nonsuch 30.

Nonsuch boats share the same characteristics of roomy interiors that are comparable to sailboats many size larger; easy to handle rig, and comfortable motion. Nonsuch boats were built by Hinterhoeller Yachts from 1978 till the mid 1990's. The Nonsuch series include Nonsuch 22, 26, 30, 324, 33, 36. There are over 975 Nonsuch boats cruising in the USA, Canada and Europe.