The 1985 Nauticat 52 is a capable and time-proven bluewater cruiser designed for sailors who value strength, comfort, and autonomy at sea. Built with a solid GRP hull and ketch rig, she is engineered for extended ocean passages and comfortable life aboard.

With her classic lines and spacious layout, this vessel offers a rare combination of traditional craftsmanship and modern equipment upgrades.

Below deck, the Nauticat 52 reveals a thoughtfully laid-out interior, including a full-beam master cabin with en-suite facilities, a guest double, and a separate bunk cabin, each offering generous storage and natural light.

The saloon is bright and airy with comfortable seating and a full-sized galley equipped for serious cruising, including modern appliances like a dishwasher, washing machine, and portable freezer.

Powered by a reliable Ford Lehman 135 HP engine and supplemented by a 11 kW generator and 6 x 1000W solar panels, she is built for autonomy in remote anchorages.

Comprehensive navigation electronics, robust sail inventory, and extensive safety gear make her a well-rounded, ready-to-sail yacht for adventurers seeking both capability and comfort on the water.