Designed by William Tripp Jr., the Santander 30 is a classic American production sailboat that reflects the refined design sensibilities Tripp brought to many well-regarded cruiser-racers of its era. Built for versatility, this sloop-rigged vessel strikes a balance between comfortable coastal cruising and competitive club racing, making it an appealing choice for sailors who want a boat capable of handling both weekend passages and buoy races without significant compromise. Tripp's designs were consistently known for their clean lines, responsive handling, and seaworthy hulls, and the Santander 30 carries those hallmarks. The boat is generally considered manageable for a small crew or experienced couple, offering enough performance to stay competitive on the racecourse while providing a comfortable platform for daysailing and coastal exploration. For prospective buyers, the Santander 30 represents an opportunity to own a piece of mid-century American sailing heritage. As with many boats of its generation, condition and maintenance history vary widely, so a thorough survey is strongly recommended before purchase.
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How much does a Santander 30 Tripp weigh?
The Santander 30 Tripp has a displacement of 9,600.00 lb and a length overall (LOA) of 30.33 ft.
Who designed the Santander 30 Tripp?
The Santander 30 Tripp was designed by William Tripp Jr., first built in 1966.