Triton 48 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

47.64' · 14.52 m

Displ.

26,455 lbs · 12,000 kg

First year

1990

The Triton 48, produced by Dromor Yachts, represents a significant chapter in Greek maritime engineering, serving as a flagship for a shipyard that dominated the Aegean charter and cruising scene throughout the 1990s. Designed by the Greek naval architect Iannis Triantafilopoulos, the Triton 48 was specifically conceived to handle the "Meltemi" winds and the short, steep chop characteristic of the Mediterranean. With a production run beginning around 1990, the vessel was built during an era when Dromor was transitioning into its most prolific period, eventually becoming a division of Kormos S.A. in 1996. The Triton 48 is widely regarded as a robust, highvolume cruiser that prioritizes structural integrity and reliable offshore manners over the weightsaving compromises seen in later massproduction hulls.