What the fleet has seen
The Alberg 30, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Alberg 30 is a masthead sloop designed by Carl Alberg and built by Whitby Boat Works Ltd. from 1962 to 1987, featuring a long keel, 9.2m LOA, and 4082 kg displacement. Its long production run led to variations in auxiliary engines, mast braces, deck cores, drainage, and icebox designs. Aboard *Sailing Triteia*, James sails his 61-year-old Alberg 30, *Triteia*, across the Indian Ocean, anchoring in surge-prone harbors like Galle, Sri Lanka, where he uses extensive chafe protection and distributes mooring line loads.0:24 He also anchors in remote locations such as Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, and the Endeavour River in Cooktown, Australia. *Triteia* has sailed over 16,000 miles on its original sails before James replaced them with Contender Warp Tech fabric sails from Rolly Tasker, adding a fourth reef for storm conditions.0:26 Aboard *Sailing Into Oblivion*, Jerome Rand prepares his Alberg 30, *Mighty Sparrow*, for an Atlantic voyage, having previously experienced a tiller failure in 45-knot winds in New Zealand's Cook Strait.watch

















