Jaguar 21 Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · lifting

Rig

Fractional Sloop

LOA

21.33' · 6.5 m

Disp.

2,513 lbs · 1,140 kg

First year

1978

The Jaguar 21 is a quintessential British trailersailer designed by Frank Pryor in the late 1970s and produced primarily by Jaguar Yachts (formerly Canvey Yachts) in Essex. Introduced as a versatile entrylevel cruiser, it was intended to bridge the gap between a performanceoriented dinghy and a traditional coastal cruiser. Its design philosophy prioritizes ease of trailing and launching, making it a staple in the UK’s "brown water" sailing communities and among those who prefer the flexibility of landbased storage. While many Jaguar models, such as the Jaguar 22 and 25, were based on American Catalina designs, the Jaguar 21 is a distinct European hull specifically engineered for the choppy conditions of the North Sea and the English Channel.