One Of The Worlds BEST BLUEWATER Sailboats Ever Made - 37' Pacific Seacraft - And It Is For Sale!!

We hope you enjoy this new series idea of presenting great sailboat deals that we have access to here in the Sea Of Cortez, Mexico. We want to make these videos informative to viewers, for what to look for when doing a vessel walkthrough and informal "survey" of a potential boat to purchase. And, also, show you some of the incredible value and selection of sailboats here in Mexico looking for new owners and new adventures!

Located In: San Carlos, Mexico
Year: 1998
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Yachtworld Number: 3715824
Price: US$139,000

This could be the nicest Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37 Voyagemaker on the market! All the Crealock creations are aesthetically sophisticated, ideally proportioned and some of the best handling, most sea kindly boats in the world.” – Ferenc Mate, ‘The Worlds’ Best Sailboats’.

This stout and versatile boat is just as comfortable in a stiff breeze on a long blue water voyage as she is cruising the coast on the weekend. The Pacific Seacraft 37 has been favourably reviewed over the course of its long production history by many owners, experienced sailors, and experts alike. As a testament to her design nearly 200 hulls have been laid since her inception in 1978. In 1992 the Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37 was inducted into the American Sailboat Hall of Fame as one of the most well reviewed all-time classic cruisers.

This vessel is located in beautiful San Carlos Sonora, Mexico, A short 250 mile drive on a safe 4 lane highway from Nogales, Az. San Carlos is a known boating destination/community, featuring breathtaking scenery, quiet anchorages nearby, great fishing, diving, two marinas, 3 haul out facilities and much more.

[georgemetcalfe]

There’s nothing boring about well thought out design and quality on this boat. True sailors appreciate dependability and high quality on the seas. These are the things knowledgeable buyers look for. Very well done presentation!

[thomasklugh]

Very nice. One of the first things my wife asked was, "Where's the bathroom?", and then we heard you mention the Head around time 13:37. On a side note, I recently finished reading Johnny Wray's South Sea Vagabonds (1939) where he built his own 34 footer and then sailed around the south Pacific. A fun read if you get the time.
This was a really nice video. Thanks!

[LiloUkulele]

I owned a Crealock 37 in the '80's...the video bring back a lot of memories😊

[robertland]

Now that’s the way to describe a boat!

[esling]

Ty for the informative Video. Always wanted to see inside one and now I have.

[BuzzSargent]

Nice video. One does not have to be able to afford such a sailboat to enjoy looking at them. Happy Trails

[ateamNM]

And spend a year or two exploring the Sea of Cortez. Beautiful vessel.

[philipp]

That’s a great boat. Undecided in the range of 37-40 feet. I actually saw this one on yachting world.
It’s 4 more years before I’m seriously in the market but I started looking at what is available and the price ranges. The PSC is my top contender

[walterthorne]

Well created video and professional a marketing perspective suggest not to reply to negative comments regarding any issues...Real buyers can see the quality and negotiate for themselves.

[soaringheart]

She's a beauty. Love the lay out.

[Deutschtown]

Please consider the Morris 36 for blue water cruising and custom attention to detail.

[howardjohnson]

The aluminum foil in the windows looks really cool!

[severthindakari]

No mention that I heard, but are these keels bolted on?

[DoctorProperty]

Great little yacht - but very expensive for a 37 footer built in 1998.

[LeeYvesMexico]

The vessel is beautiful. New subscriber from Vancouver Island, I really enjoy your video's !

[michaelvanwinkle]

Has this 37 sold? Current asking price?

[donnasingleton]

Nicely appointed, ready to sail, vessel.

[cjkstudy]

It is amazingly well maintained boat compare to its built year!

[Johnsouthshore]

Why is there foil over all the opening ports? I'm guessing to avoid sun damage to interior

[ZingaroXIV]

Looks good - if overpriced - for coastal sailing. Not sure how well adapted it would be for a longer passage. A lot of space below dedicated to dinner guests rather than functional space for one or two people on a passage or even a liveaboard. Fuel capacity is pretty limited, but the water maker is a good addition. Didn't get a clear feel for the cockpit, state/age of electronics (chart plotter, sounder, speed, auto pilot, etc.) Nice boat, but I don't see it being useful for more than coastal sailing or island hopping. If that's what a potential buyer wants, it might be a good fit.