Viking 30

Historically, Viking sailing yachts were known for their, then, advanced hull designs that optimised speed, stability, and manoeuvrability, incorporated in a streamlined hull shape for efficient sailing. This particular example was the last Viking built and commissioned in 1990, constructed in foam sandwich, she has been well maintained including many upgraded racing sails producing many club trophies and state titles along the way.
The Viking construction often utilised high-quality fibreglass materials, ensuring durability and reduced maintenance requirements.
Modern sail plans were designed for performance, often including options for different sail configurations, This boat being no exception with its Doyle Stratis Taffeta racing sails noted in photo gallery.
The deck layout is ergonomic and functional with well-positioned winches, cleats, and controls for ease of handling and safety while sailing.
Interior Comfort: While focused on performance, Viking sailing yachts typically offer a large comfortable interior with berths, a galley, and a small saloon area, providing basic amenities for overnight stays or short cruises.
Navigation systems including tri data electronics will enhance your sailing experience and safety.
Built with robust materials and engineering, Viking yachts are known for their reliability and longevity, ensuring years of enjoyable sailing.
Proof of their large existence on the water today.
Overall the Viking sailing yacht combines performance-oriented design with comfort and reliability, appealing to sailors who value both speed and comfort on the water.
This is a young, well maintained, dry Viking yacht, recently antifouled in Oct 24 and race or cruise ready.
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