Corribee Mk II Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · twin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

20.75' · 6.32 m

Displ.

2,000 lbs · 907 kg

First year

1975

The Corribee Mk II stands as one of the most respected "pocket cruisers" in British yachting history, a testament to Robert Tucker’s ability to design a vessel that punches far above its weight class. Introduced in the mid1970s as an evolution of the original Mk I, the Mk II transitioned from the traditional clinkerstyle GRP hull to a smoothsided finish, offering improved internal volume and a more modern aesthetic. Built primarily by Newbridge Boats, the Corribee Mk II gained a reputation for being an exceptionally seaworthy 21footer, capable of coastal hops and, in the hands of determined sailors, significant offshore passages. Its enduring popularity is rooted in a design that prioritizes safety and structural integrity over internal volume, making it a favorite for solo sailors and couples who value a "proper little ship" feel.