Tayana Cutter

The Tayana 37 is the most popular offshore passagemaking sailing vessel ever built. For those of us who are attracted to the freedom of sailing and living aboard, the Tayana 37 is the perfect answer. This lovely home on the water can take you anywhere you want to go for very little money in the scope of boats! If you are looking for a good boat for less than 75K, you should look hard at this Pyewacket! She's a good boat for little money.

A Good Little Ship” In the January 03 issue of Good Old Boat magazine, Nim Marsh provided an impressive overview of this popular cruising ship. “Saucy, comfy, and efficient, the Tayana 37 is the perfect passagemaker…” Over 600 canoe-stern, Bob Perry designed Tayana 37s have been built since 1975. Without a doubt, these classic seaworthy yachts are among the most popular offshore cruising vessels. The Taiwanese yard built Tayanas to Bob Perry’s high standards of construction and excellence. Tayana 37s typically log 150-mile days. You’ll want to read the recent review from Cruising World’s January issue.

In today's plastic world, some people think they are heavy and slow. We think they are very happy in the oceans and a boat that will keep you safe and secure no matter what conditions you find yourself in. (We don't say that about a lot of boats.)

And Yes. It is wonderful to sail over the horizon to anchor in new coves in faraway places and always find a few old friends. We see them anchored everywhere among our other stout-hearted favorites. Yes, you'll always find a Tayana 37 alongside the Valiants, Crealocks, Westsails,and Channel Cutters...all the really real boats. It is no wonder you still see these in every port, considering there were over 600 Tayana 37s built and most of them are still floating around. Many are on a second or third circumnaviation!

The Tayana 37 is a big, comfortable, well designed, and stoutly-built world voyager. This vessel is still one of the few real bargains out there...we meant to say...this is a lot of boat for VERY LITTLE MONEY. So if I had some 65K and a big dream, I'd buy one and go!