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The Bayfield 36 is a heavy-displacement, cutter-rigged cruiser designed by Haydn Gozzard and built by Bayfield Boat Yard Ltd. from 1984 to 1988.0:45 It features a traditional clipper bow, a bowsprit, and a long, full keel with the rudder attached to its trailing edge, protecting the propeller. The boat measures 11.0 m LOA (41 feet 3 inches including the bowsprit), has a 3.7 m beam, a 1.5 m draft, and displaces 8391 kg.1:36 Construction includes a solid fiberglass hull and a balsa-cored deck.4:02 The interior typically offers two private cabins, a saloon, a galley, and a head, sometimes with a small bathtub or a separate shower stall.7:23 Aboard *Life is Like Sailing*, the crew uses a 1987 model with a 44-horsepower Yanmar engine, four solar panels, and an expanded battery bank, navigating the British Columbia coast and anchoring in Hakai Pass Recreational Area.3:45 The boat tracks well in heavy weather but requires planning for close-quarters maneuvering.3:18 Owners often upgrade electrical systems and address potential moisture in the balsa-cored deck.10:13
