Najad 371

Built by Sweden's respected Najad Varvet Ab from 1983 to 1985, this Peter Norlin-designed cruiser represents classic Scandinavian boatbuilding philosophy focused on seaworthiness and quality construction. The 371's robust fiberglass hull features a fin keel with rudder mounted on a protective skeg, providing excellent directional stability while offering some protection for the rudder in shallow waters or when running aground. With a displacement of 19,841 pounds and ballast of 8,157 pounds, this masthead sloop strikes an appealing balance between performance and comfort. The substantial displacement and moderate sail area-to-displacement ratio of 13.15 suggest a boat designed more for comfortable passage-making than racing, though she's certainly no slouch under sail. Her comfort ratio of 35.37 indicates excellent motion characteristics for extended offshore passages. The 371's design priorities clearly favor serious coastal and offshore cruising. Her capsize screening value of 1.7 falls well within accepted standards for ocean passages, while the hull's proportions and construction quality reflect Najad's reputation for building boats capable of handling challenging conditions. The generous 61-horsepower engine ensures reliable auxiliary power for windless conditions or tight marina maneuvering, making this a practical choice for cruising couples seeking a proven offshore platform.

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