Gib'Sea 372 Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

35.76' · 10.9 m

Disp.

12,125 lbs · 5,500 kg

First year

1987

The Gib’Sea 372 represents a pivotal era for Gibert Marine, emerging in the late 1980s as a sophisticated evolution of the performancecruiser concept. Designed by the prolific naval architecture firm JoubertNivelt, the 372 was introduced to replace the aging Gib’Sea 37, bringing with it a more modern hull form characterized by a significantly broader beam and a powerful sail plan. During its production run from roughly 1987 to 1992, the model became a staple of both private ownership and highend Mediterranean charter fleets, such as Sunsail, due to its robust build and the interior volume that rivaled much larger vessels of that decade. The 372 was built during the peak of Gibert Marine’s independence before its eventual integration into Dufour Yachts, and it remains a benchmark for the "French school" of yacht design—prioritizing a balance between cockpit ergonomics and lightfilled accommodations.