Najad 373 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

37.07' · 11.3 m

Displ.

18,298 lbs · 8,300 kg

First year

1999

The Najad 373, introduced in 1999, represented a pivotal moment for the Orustbased shipyard as it transitioned from the traditional lines of Olle Enderlein toward the more performanceoriented naval architecture of the worldrenowned firm Judel/Vrolijk & Co. Produced until approximately 2005, the 373 was designed to satisfy the demand for a compact, centercockpit cruiser that could offer the seaworthiness of a much larger vessel without sacrificing the nimble handling required for shorthanded coastal hops. Built with a Divinycellcored sandwich GRP hull and a handlaid teak deck, the model maintained the "Orust" standard of robust construction while introducing a more modern underwater profile. The result was a yacht that felt distinctly like a Najad—sturdy and meticulously finished—but performed with a newfound crispness on the water.