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Victoria for sale

United Kingdom
£23,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
1996 | 7.62m | Diesel | Sail
United Kingdom
£22,500 GBP
Tax paid / included
1986 | 7.92m | Diesel | Sail
United Kingdom
£15,995 GBP
Tax paid / included
1988 | 7.90m | Diesel | Sail
United Kingdom
£47,500 GBP
Tax paid / included
1991 | 10.44m | Diesel | Sail
United Kingdom
£19,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
1985 | 8.84m | Diesel | Sail
United Kingdom
£59,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
1999 | 10.44m | Diesel | Sail
United Kingdom
£29,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
1991 | 8.84m | Diesel | Sail
United Kingdom
£44,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
1991 | 10.44m | Diesel | Sail
United Kingdom
£39,995 GBP
Tax paid / included
1988 | 10.36m | Diesel | Sail

History of Victoria

Introduction

Established in the heart of the British yachting tradition, Victoria Yachts is renowned for its timeless approach to yacht design, exceptional build quality, and superb bluewater cruising capabilities. Victoria sailing yachts have earned a reputation among cruising enthusiasts for blending traditional lines with robust seafaring performance, making them highly sought-after for both long-distance ocean passages and coastal adventures. Throughout its history, Victoria has upheld the values of craftsmanship, safety, and comfort, distinguishing itself within the British yacht manufacturing sector.

History of Victoria Yachts

The origins of Victoria Yachts date back to the late 1970s, a period of significant change and innovation in yacht design. Based in Warsash, near Southampton, the company was founded by enterprising sailors and boatbuilders who shared a passion for crafting elegant yet seaworthy cruising yachts. Key figures such as yacht designer Chuck Paine have been instrumental in defining the distinctive characteristics of Victoria’s yacht range, bringing his expertise in producing traditional, cutter-rigged designs suitable for long-distance sailing.

  • Early Successes: The initial Victoria 30, launched in the early 1980s, quickly gained attention for its classic lines, deep cockpit, and outstanding offshore credentials.
  • Range Expansion: Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Victoria Yachts expanded its model range, introducing the Victoria 34 and Victoria 38, both celebrated for their ocean-going capabilities and comfortable interiors.
  • Custom Builds: Victoria’s willingness to accommodate custom features and owner preferences cemented its reputation for personal service and attention to detail.

Innovative Features and Notable Models

Victoria Yachts are particularly noted for their attention to traditional aesthetics without sacrificing modern performance and livability. Each yacht is constructed with solid GRP hulls and exquisite teak joinery, ensuring that every vessel can withstand the rigours of global cruising while providing a warm, inviting interior.

  • Victoria 30: A classic bluewater cruiser, the Victoria 30 is famed for its confident handling, deep cockpit, and manageable size, making it a favourite among solo adventurers and cruising couples.
  • Victoria 34: Offering increased space and enhanced performance, the Victoria 34 has gained acclaim for its balance of speed and comfort, frequently chosen by ambitious sailors undertaking extended voyages.
  • Victoria 38: The flagship bluewater yacht, the Victoria 38, is known for its extended cruising range, luxurious accommodation, and robust build – features which make it highly prized on the used market.
  • Custom Models: The shipyard has been willing to build custom or semi-custom yachts, adapting layouts and specifications to meet individual owner requirements.

Brand Philosophy and Distinctiveness

What sets Victoria Yachts apart is its unwavering commitment to traditional British craftsmanship, a deep understanding of long-distance sailing demands, and personal engagement with each customer. The yacht interiors reflect refined joinery, practical layouts, and a homely style that invites extended time aboard. The cutter rig configuration commonly found on Victoria models is especially popular among bluewater sailors for its versatility and ease of handling in variable conditions.

Safety has always been paramount, with a focus on secure cockpits, high-quality fittings, and sturdy construction. These features, combined with elegant lines reminiscent of classic yachts, contribute to Victoria’s enduring appeal among discerning sailors seeking both beauty and substance in a yacht.

Legacy and Appeal of Victoria Yachts for Sale

Though the original company ceased production in the early 2000s, Victoria Yachts remain highly desirable on the pre-owned yacht market, frequently sought out by enthusiasts prioritising seaworthiness, craftsmanship, and timeless style. Owners report exceptional satisfaction with their yachts’ offshore handling and build longevity, ensuring high resale value and continuing demand for Victoria yachts for sale. For those looking for a proven ocean-going sailing yacht with heritage and character, Victoria remains a distinguished name within British yacht manufacturing.

Which models do Victoria produce?

Victoria produce a range of boats including the Victoria 34, Victoria 30, Victoria 26, Victoria 800 and Victoria Frances 26. For the full list of Victoria models currently listed on TheYachtMarket.com, see the model list in the search options on this page.

What types of boats do Victoria build?

Victoria manufactures a range of different types of boats. The ones listed on TheYachtMarket include Sloop, Cruiser, Bluewater cruiser, Antique/classic and Aft cockpit.

How much does a boat from Victoria cost?

Used boats from Victoria on TheYachtMarket.com range in price from £16,000 GBP to £60,000 GBP with an average price of £33,900 GBP. A wide range of factors can affect the price of used boats from Victoria, for example the model, age and condition.

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