Used Najad 361 Sailboats for Sale

The Najad 361 is a definitive example of the "Orust style" of yacht building, representing a refined evolution of the Swedish yard’s mid-sized cruising range. Introduced in 1994 as a successor to the Najad 360, the 361 was designed by Carl Beyer and remained in production until 2003, with approximately 190 hulls completed. It was conceived during an era when Najad Yachts was perfecting the balance between a safe, center-cockpit layout and a hull shape capable of more spirited performance than its heavy-displacement predecessors. The yacht is characterized by its flush deck forward of the mast, a protected central cockpit with a fixed windscreen, and an exceptionally high standard of mahogany joinery that has become a hallmark of the Scandinavian yard.