Gib'Sea 362 Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

35.75' · 10.9 m

Disp.

11,500 lbs · 5,216 kg

First year

1995

The Gib’Sea 362, designed by the prolific naval architecture firm JoubertNivelt, represents a definitive era of French yacht design where the transition from pure performance to highvolume cruising became the industry standard. Launched by Gibert Marine in the late 1980s, the 362 was engineered to compete directly with contemporary offerings from Beneteau and Jeanneau, focusing on a robust build and a hull shape that maximized internal living space without entirely sacrificing the sailing qualities for which Michel Joubert was known. This model was a cornerstone of the Gibert Marine shipyard before its eventual integration into Dufour Yachts, and it remains a common sight in European waters, valued for its balance of seaworthiness and accommodation. The 362 was often produced alongside its close sibling, the Gib’Sea 372, which utilized the same hull mold but typically featured a different transom configuration and varying interior finishes to cater to the charter industry.