Built during an era when performance-oriented cruising sailboats were gaining popularity, this 30-foot vessel represents a thoughtful balance between sailing capability and practical accommodation. The Master 30 emerged from a design philosophy emphasizing seaworthiness and versatility, making it an attractive option for sailors seeking a capable coastal cruiser with occasional offshore potential. With its moderate proportions and traditional sailplan, the boat demonstrates predictable handling characteristics that inspire confidence in both novice and experienced sailors. The design incorporates a sensible approach to deck layout and cockpit ergonomics, facilitating single-handed sailing while providing adequate space for weekend cruising with family or friends. Below deck, the accommodation plan maximizes the available space within the 30-foot waterline, offering comfortable sleeping quarters and essential amenities for extended cruising adventures. The construction reflects the building standards of its era, emphasizing durability and straightforward maintenance. This sailboat particularly suits coastal exploration and weekend getaways, with enough capability for longer passages when conditions permit. Its size makes it manageable for trailer sailing in some configurations, expanding cruising opportunities for owners willing to explore different sailing grounds. The Master 30 appeals to sailors prioritizing reliability and comfort over pure racing performance.
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How much does a Master 30 weigh?
The Master 30 has a displacement of 8,960.00 lb and a length overall (LOA) of 30.00 ft.
Who designed the Master 30?
The Master 30 was designed by Frans Maas, first built in 1979.