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The Southerly 110 is a 10.8-meter fractional sloop designed by Rob Humphreys and built by Northshore Yachts from 1999 to the present. This 6979 kg displacement bluewater cruiser features a swing keel, twin rudders, and a pronounced coachroof. Its 2300 lb swing keel allows for a variable draft, enabling shallow-water navigation and beaching, where the boat can rest upright.0:51 Aboard SVN solovelanet, the boat demonstrated precise helm response from its twin-blade rudder and speeds exceeding eight knots while beam-reaching in 25–30 knots of wind.3:20 The deck layout includes a compact 76 cm steering wheel, engine control, bowsprit command, and centerboard control on a single pedestal.0:48 Berthon International toured a 2008 Southerly 110, *Peridot*, which had its standing rigging replaced in 2019 and a 2020 sail inventory including a Sanders Vectron fully battened mainsail, self-tacking jib, and furling Code Zero.1:11 Another 2000 Southerly 110, listed for sale at Adel Marina, featured an upgraded engine, a carbon spinnaker pole, and a larger-than-standard genoa on a Furlex furler.11:29
