Pacific Seacraft 25 1977

The Pacific Seacraft 25 is a beloved topic among sailors sharing stories over dockside coffee — compact, robust, and confidently designed with a touch of nostalgia. Created by renowned naval architect Henry Mohrschladt and introduced in the late 1970s, this cruiser emphasizes the journey over the destination. At first sight, its purposeful design stands out: a full keel, graceful sheer line, traditional overhangs, and a bowsprit suggesting ambitions for bluewater voyages. Measuring just over 24 feet on deck (and nearly 28 feet overall with the bowsprit), its smart layout offers a surprisingly spacious feel. Inside, the cabin is practical, accommodating two to three berths, a functional galley, and just enough warm teak accents to create a cozy atmosphere without being overwhelming. Storage is plentiful for a boat of its size, and particularly in older models, the craftsmanship is impressively solid. If speed is your priority, this boat may not be for you; the PSC 25 isn’t built for racing. However, it will bring you joy in rough weather when smaller boats seek shelter. With its sturdy fiberglass hull, deep rudder, and heavy ballast, it provides a smooth, steady motion at sea. Owners praise its tracking ability and the reassuringly dry deck, even in choppy conditions. In essence, the Pacific Seacraft 25 is perfect for those dreaming of weekend getaways—or perhaps more—without straying too far from the comforts of home. It may not be flashy, but it promises reliability and character, along with classic lines that earn respect from seasoned sailors. This could very well be your ideal boat.

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