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Formosa 41 built in 1978 to respected William Garden
design. Equipped for long term cruising.
These were strong built boats that can take a lot of
serious beating. The hulls are extremely thick in the
best places. Once in the thinnest point in the hull, to
install a transducer I found 3/4" thick solid
fiberglass. No core. My ketch sailed very well in big
swells and was a comfortable ride for me and the ship's
cat. The living space is large and had a nice shower. It
was fun to sail and at about 16+ tons, you won't be
winning any races, but at a rough anchorage, she is
always comfortable when the others are moving in the
middle of the night to find a smoother ride. She carried
a lot of fuel, water, and provisions.
Accom for 4/6 in 2 cabins & saloon
Well balanced, long keeled cruising ketch with a
thick GRP hull and superstructure. . Equipped to go
around the world with a cosy solid teak interior, makes
for a very attractive yacht.
Comfortable galley and
large bathroom and separate shower cubicle. Ideally
suited to a couple, who want to cruise extensively with
space for guests.
Her owner did a great job removing the teak decking ,
so no more soft deck areas on this boat | 
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