Hunter 306 Sloop

It's easy to see why the Hunter 306 is so popular--it's much more spacious both topsides and below than most 30 footers, is stable in a seaway and easy to sail single or short handed--and Carpe Diem is a very nice example:

Yanmar diesel (serviced last summer), deep draft (much preferable to shoal for the Bay), nice heavy duty dodger and bimini, decent electronics, sails in great shape (and note she has a traditional main sail, not the finicky in-mast option), boat was professionally detailed in late February and shows like new!

 

Hunter Marine is pleased to announce the latest addition to its collection - the Hunter 306. The 306 proves that owners can have a comfortable family cruiser in a model less than 30 feet in length. The 10-foot 9-inch beam boasts a spacious salon, as well as two private staterooms, one forward and one aft, a large head, a full-size galley, and even a nav station for charting the course. Eight opening hatches and ports provide plenty of light and the headroom is fantastic. The large beam also gives the captain and crew plenty of room in the cockpit. Deep, angled coamings make any passage a safe and comfortable one. The cockpit table with folding leaves makes entertaining easy. Two integral stern rail seats provide guests the best seats in the house. Standard features include Edson's rack and pinion steering, Lewmar self-tailing winches, a Furlex headsail furling, the B&R backstayless rig which Hunter is known for, and a Yanmar 18-horsepower inboard diesel. Hunter's famous Cruise Pac means this boat is ready for cruising the day it's delivered.

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