Rapau is a proven offshore yacht, ideal live aboard, marina or off grid. Get away from the madnes. Presently out of the water at the Portchester Sailing Club until the 30th March. New 44hp Sole diesel 2024. Only 200 hours. New three blade propeller 2024. Vetus bow thruster. New prop, anode and shear pin. Dedicated AGM batteries. 4 x 100amp LifePo4 house batteries. 40 amp Battery to battery charger. New 40 amp 240v charger. 3000w Renogy inverter.New 5 x solar panels. Rutland wind generator. Recently replaced upholstery and canvas. Fully battened cruising mainsail. (2... read more

1997/98 Moody 36 Centre Cockpit Bilge Keel | Rare Shallow-Draft Cruiser Designed by Bill Dixon and built by Marine Projects, “Avalon of Hamble” is an exceptionally well-specified example of the sought-after Moody 36 Centre Cockpit and one of just fifteen rare bilge keel versions. Drawing only 1.2m, she offers outstanding shallow-draft cruising capability, ideal for coastal exploration, creek crawling and safe drying out, while retaining the solid, sea-kindly performance Moody yachts are renowned for. Her centre cockpit with wheel steering ensures secure, comfortable short-handed... read more

If you’re looking for a solid, go-anywhere cruising yacht with plenty of space, this Moody 36cc could be just the ticket. Designed by Angus Primrose and built by Marine Projects, she’s a classic centre cockpit cruiser with a reputation for comfort and seaworthiness. At 11m long with a 3.6m beam, she feels roomy and stable, and with 7 berths across two cabins, there’s space for family or friends on longer trips. The Thornycroft T90 diesel (36hp) has had key updates like a reconditioned gearbox and new cutlass bearing, plus fresh batteries in 2023. She’s well set ... read more

Marketing Description Sweet Chariot is a fine example of the ever-popular Moody 36 MkII, a yacht renowned for its solid build, reassuring seakeeping and genuinely comfortable cruising credentials. In bilge-keel configuration, she offers the perfect blend of offshore capability and shallow-water practicality, making her especially attractive for UK and Northern European sailing. Designed by Bill Dixon, the Moody 36 MkII has long been respected as a capable passagemaker that inspires confidence in all conditions. Sweet Chariot’s twin keels allow her to dry out upright, access tidal harbou... read more