MILES AWAY – 36 ft. 2007 Catalina 36 MkII
$110,000
Redwood City, CA, US
Broker: Bill Adams - (415-425-5099
rubiconyachts.com
Specifications
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Make |
Catalina |
Class |
Racers and Cruisers |
Cabins |
2 |
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Model |
36 MkII |
Hull Material |
Fiberglass |
Heads |
1 |
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Year |
2007 |
Engine Hours |
1225 |
Fuel Type |
diesel |
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Length |
36 feet |
Beam |
11.92 feet |
Max Draft |
5.83 feet |
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Price |
$110,000 |
Location |
Redwood City, CA |
Category |
Sail |
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Designer |
Name |
MILES AWAY |
Keel |
Fin Keel |
About MILES AWAY
MILES AWAY is easily handled by a couple and has the integrity to provide a safe, sturdy and efficient platform for local cruising and coastal adventures. Many experienced sailors consider the Catalina 36 MKII to be the perfect boat for their sailing lifestyle. Designed by sailors not stylists, it's proven to be comfortable and functional. All interior finishes and fabrics are selected for quality, appearance and durability. The stainless steel handrails and anodized spars reduce maintenance on deck so you spend more time sailing. Discover why the Catalina 36 is the choice for sailors.
Big Enough for the Bay - But Still Easy to Handle
A major advantage of the Catalina 36 Mk II is that it feels like a "real cruising boat" without becoming overwhelming.
At roughly 36 feet:
- It has enough waterline and displacement for rough water comfort
- But is still manageable by a couple or even singlehanded with good gear and an autopilot
That’s ideal for Bay sailors because conditions often require:
- Frequent reefing
- Quick maneuvering in current
- Docking in crosswinds
- Handling gusts without excessive drama
The Mk II cockpit layout is especially appreciated for shorthanded sailing.
Excellent Visibility and Cockpit Layout
The Mk II redesign improved:
- Cockpit ergonomics
- Walk-through transom
- Deck organization
- Interior brightness and ventilation
For Bay sailing, the large cockpit is a major benefit because much of the sailing is active:
- trimming constantly,
- reefing often,
- dodging ferries,
- and working currents.
The cockpit feels secure while still roomy enough for guests.
Good Power for Motoring Against Current
The Bay’s currents can exceed 4 knots near the Golden Gate and under the Bay Bridge. The Universal 35 hp diesel gives the Catalina 36 Mk II enough power to punch current and chop effectively.
That’s important because many underpowered sailboats struggle when:
- returning through the slot,
- maneuvering in tight marinas,
- or motoring home after the wind dies south of the city.
Comfortable for Weekend Cruising
The Catalina 36 Mk II is especially good for Bay Area cruising patterns:
- Sausalito weekends
- Angel Island anchoring
- Delta trips
- Monterey coastal runs
- Half Moon Bay overnights
- occasional offshore passages
The interior is spacious for a 36-footer, with:
- a real aft cabin,
- large galley,
- generous tankage,
- and excellent liveaboard practicality.
That makes it attractive for Bay sailors who want both day sailing and comfortable overnight capability.
Strong Owner Community and Parts Support
Catalina has one of the strongest owner networks in the U.S.:
- abundant documentation,
- easy-to-find replacement parts,
- active owner forums,
- and lots of Bay Area knowledge sharing.