Siesta 32 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Fractional Sloop

LOA

31.67' · 9.65 m

Displ.

7,352 lbs · 3,335 kg

First year

1981

The Siesta 32 is a classic Scandinavian cruiserracer that emerged in the late 1970s as a sophisticated alternative to the massproduced continental designs of the era. Designed by the esteemed Norwegian naval architect Eivind Amble and built by Siesta Yachts in Norway, the vessel was conceived during a period when the "Half Tonner" influence was shifting toward more comfortable, familyoriented coastal cruising. The boat is characterized by its sleek, lowprofile coachroof, a moderate beam by modern standards, and a robust construction quality that has allowed many hulls to survive the rigorous conditions of the North and Baltic Seas. While the manufacturer is no longer in operation, the Siesta 32 remains a respected sight in Northern European marinas, often identified by its traditional lines and a hull shape that prioritizes seakindliness over raw interior volume.