The
Sandy Bay 32 begins with a proven Downeast-style hulla design
that, through the years, has delivered sea-kindly and safe performance
in all kinds of weather. Stability is inherent in this design,
which includes a skeg to protect the underbody, propeller, steering
gear, and drive train. The Sandy Bay 32's large keel, flat after
sections, and fine entry allow her to slice cleanly and comfortably
through the waves without a significant loss of speed, yet with
single-engine efficiency and economy.
When
planing hulls are pounding and must slow down, the Sandy Bay 32
moves easily at speed. It's an exceptionally dry ride, with a
flared entry that effortlessly tosses aside the bow wave as the
hull slips through the water without a fuss. With her standard
bow thruster, close-quarter maneuvering is simple and easy.