A stalwart of British sailing from the 1960s and 70s, the Westerly 30 emerged from Westerly Marine's reputation for building robust, practical cruising yachts designed to handle the unpredictable conditions of UK coastal waters and beyond. Westerly became one of Britain's most beloved production boatbuilders, and the 30 reflects the brand's core philosophy: solid construction, reliable performance, and genuine liveability for cruising couples or small families. Suited primarily to coastal and inshore cruising, the Westerly 30 offers the kind of dependable, confidence-inspiring handling that made Westerly yachts so popular with weekend sailors and those venturing further afield. The design prioritises seaworthiness and stability over outright speed, making it a trustworthy companion in challenging conditions rather than a racing thoroughbred. Below decks, Westerly's trademark attention to practical accommodation means the boat punches above its weight in liveability. For buyers seeking an affordable entry point into bluewater-capable cruising, the Westerly 30 represents a sensible choice with a strong owners community and a long-standing reputation for reliability that continues to attract loyal followers decades after production ended.
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How much does a Westerly 30 weigh?
The Westerly 30 has a displacement of 7,040.00 lb and a length overall (LOA) of 30.16 ft.
Who designed the Westerly 30?
The Westerly 30 was designed by Denys A. Rayner, first built in 1966.