1988 Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37

The Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37 is widely respected as one of the finest bluewater cruising sailboats ever built, and this 1988 example continues that tradition with timeless styling, exceptional offshore capability, and the renowned craftsmanship Pacific Seacraft is known for. Designed by legendary naval architect W.I.B. Crealock, the Crealock 37 combines comfort, seaworthiness, and practical cruising features into a package that remains highly sought after by experienced sailors worldwide.

Built with a solid fiberglass hull, skeg-mounted rudder, and a moderate displacement design, the Crealock 37 delivers a smooth and confident ride offshore while remaining manageable for coastal cruising and weekend sailing. Her graceful sheerline, cutter rig, and classic proportions give her a timeless appearance that turns heads at every dock and anchorage.

The interior is warm, inviting, and beautifully finished with rich teak joinery throughout. The spacious salon offers excellent seating, storage, and ventilation, while the well-designed galley provides everything needed for extended cruising. Comfortable sleeping accommodations, generous tankage, and ample storage make this vessel ideal for long-range adventures or living aboard.

On deck, the layout is secure and practical with wide side decks, a deep cockpit, strong handholds, and easy access to all sail controls. The cutter rig provides excellent versatility in changing weather conditions and is highly regarded for offshore passagemaking.

Located in Sodus Point, NY, this Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37 represents an opportunity to own a true cruising classic with legendary offshore pedigree. Whether your plans include Great Lakes cruising, coastal passages, or bluewater adventures, this vessel is ready to inspire confidence and create lasting memories under sail.