Mystic 30 Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Cutter

LOA

33.67' · 10.26 m

Disp.

9,500 lbs · 4,309 kg

First year

1978

The Mystic 30, designed by Peter Legnos and built by the Legnos Boat Building Company (now LBI Inc.), stands as a quintessential "modern classic" that blends traditional aesthetics with thenadvancing composite technology. Launched in the mid1970s out of Groton, Connecticut, the vessel was intended for sailors who appreciated the salty profile of a clipper bow and a trailable beam but required the durability of a fiberglass hull. Legnos, drawing on his background in naval architecture and his company’s early specialization in hollow wood spars, engineered the Mystic 30 with a heavy displacement of approximately 10,000 pounds, a significant figure for a 30foot boat, which underscores its mission as a stout coastal cruiser rather than a lightair racer. The boat's design DNA is shared with its smaller sibling, the Mystic 24, which followed a similar philosophy of maximizing interior volume and seaworthiness within a traditional aesthetic framework.