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I like the Catalina 30 too. I was very
impressed with the amount of space it had. It is a nice little cruiser. I've seen the Catalina 36 from the outside and I love the way it looks, but I never sailed one. They tend to be expensive. I've sailed the Capri 22 and loved it, but it was way over canvased for SF bay. I recommended they cut two feet off the boom. Later someone had the sense to put cut used Rhodes 18 mains and that helped. Tell us more about the Capri 37. If it is like the Capri 22 I bet I'd love it. What do they sell for? Bart DSK wrote N1EE wrote: What's the best Catalina design? The Capri 37. Not very roomy for it's length but they're not expensive and they sail great. Very good looking boat too IMHO. I wouldn't disagree that the Catalina 22 is one of the great designs, if allowances are made for era. In it's day it was the best trailerable cruiser, but now I think there are dozens of better boats. If your criteria are cruisability and cost, then the Catalina 30 should be considered. Not to take around Cape Horn, of course. Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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