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Built by a wide variety of yacht builders, there are currently 440 motorsailer yachts for sale on YachtWorld, with 30 new vessels for sale, and 410 used and custom yachts listed. These vessels are all listed by professional yacht brokers and new boat dealers, mainly in the following countries: United States, United Kingdom, Turkey, France and Spain. [links]
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Some of the most widely-known, masterful builders of motorsailer sailboats at present include: Custom, Nauticat, Beneteau, Dufour and Fisher. These builders may manufacture motorsailer sailing vessels with secondary inboard, electric, inboard/outboard, outboard-4S and other propulsion systems, available in diesel, gas, electric and other fuel systems. Over the past 30 days, the top, most-viewed brands for motorsailer sailing vessels on YachtWorld were Bruce Roberts, Custom, Fisher, Nauticat and Sutton. [links]
Motorsailer yachts are large, sailing vessels frequently used for time-honored endeavors such as overnight cruising and day sailing. These sailing vessels have a rich legacy as vessels that are sought-after due to their stable deep draft and average beam, traits that make them exceptionally ideal for overnight cruising and day sailing. Across our current listings, the average capacity for motorsailer sailing vessels is 10 people with a maximum capacity of 35 passengers, and the average length overall (LOA) is 46 feet. Listings range in size from 25 feet long to 157 feet long, with an average sail area of 836 square feet and a maximum sail area of 2,500 square feet. Listed hull types include monohull, displacement, flat, catamaran and other. [links]
Motorsailer sailing vessels for sale on YachtWorld are available for a range of prices from $9,963 on the relatively moderate end all the way up to $9,083,913 for the rarest of yachts. more
Schooner sailing vessels for sale on Boat Trader are available for a swath of prices, from $8,197 on the more reasonably-priced side all the way up to $835,140 for the more sophisticated yachts.
Some of the most popular, masterful builders of schooner sailing vessels presently include: Catalina, Hunter, Custom, Pearson and CAL. These builders may design schooner sailing vessels with secondary inboard, outboard, inboard/outboard, electric and other propulsion systems, available in diesel, gas and electric fuel systems.
Schooner sailboats are medium-sized, trailerable, two-or-more masted, traditional sailing vessels generally used for time-honored activities such as a variety of commercial and recreational boating activities. They can range in size, with the shortest vessel currently listed measuring 21 feet in length, up to the longest vessel listed at 80 feet long. Schooner sailing vessels are manufactured by a wide variety of boat builders with hull types including displacement, monohull and other designs. These sailboats have a minimum total sail area of 2,200 square feet, a maximum total sail area of 2,200 square feet and an average of 2,200 square feet. Boat Trader currently has 119 schooner sailboats for sale, including 1 new vessels and 118 used and custom yachts listed by both individual owners and professional boat dealers mainly in United States. more
Schooner sailing vessels have a rich legacy as vessels that are sought-after due to their greater draft and wide beam - qualities that make these vessels exceptionally favorable for a variety of commercial and recreational boating activities. The maximum amount of passengers for schooner sailing vessels currently listed on Boat Trader is 40 people, with an average capacity of 40 people. more
The most viewed brands for schooner sailing vessels this month were Covey Island, Custom, Custom-Craft, Morgan and Schooner. With 119 schooner sailboats currently listed for sale, as well as 20 added in the past 30 days, Boat Trader is confident that you’ll find the boat you are looking for. more
Sailing boats, as the name implies, are not powered by engines at all. Their primary source of power is the wind, which is captured through the use of sails, masts, and rigging lines. Some sailing boats can be equipped with wind makers, generators, and other tools to assist with generating more power. There are also optional inboard and outboard motors available for many subclasses, allowing for easy mooring and additional power on days when the winds are still.
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A sailing boat refers to any class and subclass of boat that is designed with one or more masts and rigging system as the main source of propulsion. Sailing boats are available in a variety of models and rigs, including racing boats, sloops, schooners, catamarans, trimarans, sailing cruisers, and others. Some of the first sailing boats on record date back as far as Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome, although it is likely this type of boat construction has been used for centuries even before that point. more
Classically, sailing boats were built out of marine wood or other wood materials. More rustic and ancient designs may have used whatever wood was available, but modern construction allows for the use of premium marine lumber products. There are also a number of sailing boat subclasses, such as the catamaran, that are made with premium fiberglass materials for a more durable, lower-maintenance design. more
With so many subclasses of sailing boats available, the selection of optional equipment and accessories is nearly endless. These boats can be upgraded with premium sails and rigs, and sail covers are available to protect the boat when not in use. There are premium navigation and communication systems available, as well as living essentials like marine appliances for overnight cruisers. Racing equipment is available, along with fishing equipment and accessories designed for sailing boat models, and more. more
Sailboats and powerboats are quite different, but one type of boat that attempts to split the difference between the two is the motorsailer. Motorsailers have large engines, like a powerboat, but they also have a mast and rigging and can get by on nothing but a breeze. True, most sailboats do have engines. But the difference is that they’re designed purely as a back-up and for close-quarters maneuvering. In the case of motorsailers the engines are intended to push the boat along at displacement speeds similar to those of traditional trawlers. [links]
Ideal for overnight cruising and day sailing these Motorsailer (Sail) boats vary in length from 13ft to 164ft and can carry 4 to 65 passengers. There are a wide range of Motorsailer (Sail) boats for sale from popular brands like Nauticat, Custom and Cheoy Lee with 11 new and 308 used and an average price of $141,479 with boats ranging from as little as $5,511 and $10,795,719. [links]
In order to be useful for both powering and sailing, many modifications must be made to the hull design—which incorporates some key elements of both powerboats and sailboats. The beam is usually wider than it would be for a sailboat (especially aft, to both support the weight of a larger engine and prevent squatting when power is applied), freeboard is higher, and the boat often has an enclosed helm station for all-weather use. The inboard drive unit protrudes through the keel, which may be shallower than on a pure sailing vessel. And much more space is dedicated to fuel tankage, to increase the boat’s range when operated under power.
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Many people believe that a boat which is half powerboat and half sailboat is only half as good at either one use. There’s some truth to the assertion, but most motorsailer owners would argue that it’s closer to 75-percent for each. Though that wide stern and heavy displacement isn’t ideal for sailing, some motorsailers still in a respectable manner. And although the big keel might slow you down, most motorsailers can still chug along at decent speeds. If you want both a powerboat and a sailboat and you can’t decide on one or the other, a motorsailer might just be the ideal pick for you.