Balt 26 Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · centerboard

Rig

Fractional Sloop

LOA

25.85' · 7.88 m

Disp.

5,071 lbs · 2,300 kg

First year

2012

The Balt 26 represents a pivotal era for the Polish shipyard Balt Yacht, emerging as a versatile, trailerable cruiser designed to bridge the gap between inland lake sailing and coastal exploration. Launched during a period when the shipyard was refining its manufacturing standards through highlevel subcontracting for international brands like Jeanneau, the 26 was engineered by the prolific naval architect Wojciech Spisak. The vessel was designed to meet the specific demands of the "Mazury" sailing style—requiring a shallow draft for beaching, a mastlowering system for navigating under bridges, and an interior volume that punches well above its weight class. While often overshadowed by the larger "Titanium" motor yacht series that would later define the brand, the Balt 26 remains a foundational model that established the builder’s reputation for robust GRP construction and functional ergonomics.