Built in Austrailia, this boat is very comfortably at home in Santa Barbara and the Santa Barbara Channel.  The owner has found it very easy to make a quick trip to the Channel Islands or down to Catalina.  Powered by twin Yanmar 440's it can easily travel in rough or smooth water at 28 knots, but will quitely cruise along a cocktail speed.  Drinks for 20, Dinner for six, an elegent overnight for two.   [more]

This Hinckley Picnic boat came from the east coast but is now perfectly at home in California waters.  The boat rides smooth and has given the owners lots of fun time on the coast and at the beach. [more]

The Wesmac 38 was finished by Bruce Farrin Boatyard.  It is a standard Wesmac 38 hull with a very unique and user friendly interior.  The boat easily cruises at 16 knots and takes nasty weather with ease.  The boat remains well used and keeps it's owners happy and interested in the Santa Barbara waterfront. [more]

This is a Dufour Center Cockpit 43.  The boat has been under management for three years but has recently been sold and re-painted.  It now looks quite handsome in Flag Blue.  [more]

Kipps' Gift is a fantastic Alerion 28.  The boat is fun and very easy to sail.  In addition to daysailing, Kipps' Gift enjoys the Club Handicap Racing on a regular basis surprising many a larger boat with her upwind sailing abilities.[more]