PDQ 36 1991

The PDQ 36 is a highly esteemed cruising catamaran that harmonizes performance, comfort, and proven offshore capabilities. Designed by Alan Slater and constructed in Canada, it has established a solid reputation as a boat tailored for owners rather than charter use. With its sleek lines, wide beam, and shallow draft, the PDQ 36 excels in both coastal cruising and adventures to destinations like the Bahamas. Under sail, it is responsive and efficient, often outperforming many of its peers, particularly when sailing downwind, all while ensuring a stable and level experience. Its fixed stub keels enhance tracking and provide protection, allowing for access to shallower waters. Easy to handle with manageable sail loads, it is perfect for short-handed cruising. Constructed with quality materials and meticulous engineering, the PDQ 36 boasts solid fiberglass hulls below the waterline and a cored structure above for strength and weight efficiency. The thoughtfully designed interior features bright living spaces, comfortable accommodations, and excellent visibility from the saloon. In summary, the PDQ 36 is a well-balanced, turnkey cruising catamaran that offers outstanding value and performance.

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