Tomahawk 25 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

25.33' · 7.72 m

Displ.

5,066 lbs · 2,298 kg

First year

1970

Designed by the prolific Alan F. Hill and introduced in the late 1960s, the Tomahawk 25 represents a pivotal moment in the history of Marine Construction Ltd. (Marcon). While the builder’s earlier success with the Trident 24 established its reputation for sturdy, accessible cruisers, the Tomahawk 25 was conceived as a more modern, performanceoriented alternative. It features a distinctive profile characterized by a slightly sweptback coachroof and a hull that prioritizes a cleaner entry into the water than its predecessor. Produced primarily throughout the 1970s, the Tomahawk 25 was offered in both fin and twinkeel (bilge keel) configurations, catering to both deepwater sailors and those navigating the drying harbors of the UK’s South Coast. According to the Marcon Owners Association, the model was a staple of the British coastal cruising scene, successfully bridging the gap between a manageable family daysailer and a legitimate coastal voyager.