Tosca 36. On dry in Leros Greece.

Tosca 36, centre cockpit with wheel steering in cockpit, mono hull, sloop-rigged full cruising yacht designed by Angelo Lavranos. Build in Cape Town in 1988, by Fred Scholtz Marine in fibre glass, to withstand the tough South African water and conditions. The rig is delightfully simple with double spreader affair with twin mast head rollers (Harken Pro-furl) Genoa and Jib with UV strips. The mainsail is fully battened, with stack pack and lazy jacks. (+one spare) Under the deck, she is beamy and very spacious with lots of storage space. Finished of with white melamine and teak trim that creates a cosy and convenient ambiance. The saloon has comfortable seating for seven people with new cushions and a large saloon table in the middle with flaps that fold down. The aft cabin is airy with a large double berth to port side (2.10m x 1.20m) and a small sofa on starboard side, there are lots of cupboards with hanging and packing space. The fore cabin has a wide v berth, 2.00m wide by 2.00m long. The single heads is light and airy. NavStation on starboard and galley on port side. The cockpit is lovely with lots of deep secure seating, with cushions two meters long and the mouldings supports your back comfortably. There is also a fabulous deep, lazarette on your port side, two smaller ones and a teak folding cockpit table. Being beamy, light and roundish, they are good trade-wind cruisers and very comfortable. Reaching would be the preferred point of sail. It is high and dry above the water and makes life very pleasant for the long duty watch or the drinking parties. Contact me for more info.