Sportina 730 Sailboats for Sale

Hull Type

Monohull · centerboard

Rig

Fractional Sloop

LOA

24.11' · 7.35 m

Disp.

3,748 lbs · 1,700 kg

First year

1993

The Sportina 730 represents a pivotal chapter in the history of Polish yacht building, emerging from the Sportlake shipyard (now Delphia Yachts) during the early 1990s. Designed by the prolific naval architect Andrzej Skrzat, the 730 was engineered specifically to master the shallow, gusty conditions of the Masurian Lake District. It successfully bridged the gap between a nimble daysailer and a legitimate coastal cruiser, offering a trailerable platform that did not sacrifice the basic amenities required for weeklong voyages. As the predecessor to the more modern Delphia 24, the Sportina 730 established the "Polish style" of sailing—characterized by highvolume interiors, lifting keels, and surprisingly aggressive sail plans—which helped the builder, Delphia Yachts, transition from a local manufacturer to a global player within the Groupe Beneteau portfolio.