What the fleet has seen
The Southerly 32, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Southerly 32 is a 10.0 m fractional sloop with a swing keel, designed by Stephen Jones and built by Northshore Yachts since 2007. Its swing keel allows for a draft of 2.1 m for performance sailing and enables the boat to dry out or access shallow creeks. Aboard *Grace*, a 2010 model, the deck layout includes in-mast furling for the mainsail, a self-tacking jib track, and a cruising chute.1:26 The cockpit is a deep, center-style design with a walk-through transom and pivoting dinghy davits.1:46 The helm pedestal houses controls for a bow thruster, chart plotter, autopilot, and a swing keel depth gauge.2:16 Below deck, the saloon features a raised table for visibility through deck saloon windows, a galley with a two-burner hob, and a forward cabin with twin bunks convertible to a double.3:03 The aft cabin provides a large double berth and engine access.3:42 The 2010 Southerly 32 *ROSHANAK* features a hydraulic system with a Dyneema rope for keel operation, an in-boom furling mainsail, and a self-tacking jib.1:41 Its standing rigging was renewed in 2020, coinciding with a hull repaint and Coppercoat antifouling.2:08 The deck omits teak, except in the cockpit, for reduced maintenance.1:28
