Alberg 29 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · full

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

29.25' · 8.92 m

Displ.

9,000 lbs · 4,082 kg

First year

1976

The Alberg 29 represents a refined evolution of the traditional cruising aesthetic, designed by Carl Alberg in 1976 specifically for Nye Yachts of Ontario, Canada. While many of Alberg’s designs were adaptations of existing wooden hull forms or earlier fiberglass iterations, the Alberg 29 was a "clean sheet" design intended to modernize the classic fullkeel concept for the late 1970s market. It was positioned to bridge the gap between the legendary Alberg 30 and the larger Alberg 37, offering a more contemporary underwater profile and increased volume compared to its predecessors. According to Canadian Yachting, the boat was engineered to provide a stiffer, more weatherly performance than the Alberg 30 while maintaining the seaworthy "wineglass" hull section that defines the designer's legacy. Approximately 70 units were produced between 1976 and 1985, primarily in the Nye Yachts facility in Belleville and later Bloomfield, Ontario.