Small sailboats

Most small sailboats under 20 feet in this list are time-tested, easy to rig, simple to sail, extremely fun, and perfect either for solo sailing or for sailing with friends and family.

When going out on the boat with the whole family, you also have to think about the unpleasant aspects of the trip. This can include having to use the bathroom. There are many reasons that you might consider getting an onboard bathroom. Onboard bathrooms offer convenience and peace of mind while out on the water. […]

The Sarch S8 model comes to increase Sarch's cruiser S range. A fast sailboat, towable, comfortable and easy to manoeuvre.

They may take a ­little elbow grease and require a few new parts, but here’s a look at nine venerable cruisers that can sail afar for less than $100,000.

Discover your dream boat

A class A trailerable sailboat it is something many sailors desire. The best of two worlds: a light, fast sailboat, easily trailerable, that can be sailed offshore, even cross oceans, with the advantages of not being expensive and easy to store in a garage for the winter? That is a boat that ticks a lot of boxes and makes you, and even myself, dream. A boat not only able to explore the seas but all those big and beautiful lakes, and for those that are not retired, able to be transported…

Compact, simple to rig and trailerable, small sailboats are perfect for the cruiser seeking the thrill of the sea without the commitment of a 30-footer.

A 2-person sailboat can be a larger dinghy or a sailboat meant to be handled by two people. But what are some of the best 2-person sailboats?

The SANIBEL 17/18 derived from the SKIPPERS MATE, built by Southern Sails Inc. of Clearwater, FL. By 1984 it was the COMMODRE 17, built by Commodore Yacht Corp. of Saint James City, FL. In 1985 Captiva Yachts began building it as the SANIBEL 17. In 1986 the name was changed to the SANIBEL 18 although […]