A fantastic opportunity to purchase a ‘Brand New’ Wayfarer Cruiser, designed by Ian Proctor and impeccably built by the renowned Hartley Boats. She has been built to a high specification and comes with an abundance of extras - listed below. She’s a very safe craft and due to her mast floatation can easily right if capsized. Named “Win-Flo” in white to the stern, she displays her splendour with an Oxford Blue hull and Oxford blue and white double waterline with silver grey non-slip deck and floor. Having only ventured onto the water 4 times in her history,... read more

Fantastic family dinghy, great for getting on the water with young children. Well loved but still a lot of life left! Comes with new cover, used mainsail, jib and Genoa. Launching and road trolleys included.... read more

Wayfarer World Asymmetric. Mainsail, jib, genoa, 2 x spinnakers, 1 x older mainsail. 2nd standard spinnaker pole-new. Brand new combi trailer. New toestraps. Paddles, anchor, overboom cover. Lighting board & Jockey wheel. Original gelcoat finish.... read more

Wayfarer Mk 1 sail number 2832. White GRP hull and light blue decks. Generally in excellent condition for its age. With mainsail, genoa and jib all in excellent condition. New halyards and rigging in good condition. With road trailer and combo launch trailer and jockey wheel all in very good condition. Including a serviceable but used a over boom cover.... read more

Wayfarer MK 2 Sail No 5696 Monkey Business has been a much-loved family boat for the last 10 years. Used mainly for family sailing - day-sailing, and a bit of racing - she has proved a stable and efficient sail through the coastal wind and tide of North Norfolk. Regularly maintained, she is in good condition for her age. Selling now due to moving on to bigger boats. She comes with slab reefing mainsail - set up with centre mainsheet - furling jib, and genoa. Pair of wooden oars, and rowlocks. Fender. Folding anchor and warp. Removable pad for an out-board motor. Included is a combi-... read more

This 1988 Mark 2 Wayfarer Dinghy, sail number 8597, was built by John Parker Boatyard and has been in regular use with the 8th Norwich Sea Scouts. Known for its stability and durability, it has been a reliable training and cruising boat over the years. The GRP hull keeps maintenance straightforward, and the rigging and sails are in working order, making it ready to sail. The centreboard and rudder have both been renovated, ensuring they are in good condition for continued use. Sold with a launching trolley, without a road trailer. Now looking for a new home, this Wayfarer would suit someone... read more