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The Tartan Marine 365 is a 36-foot performance cruiser designed by Tim Jackett, built by Tartan Marine from 2020 to the present.0:12 It features a foam-cored fiberglass hull, a standard carbon fiber mast and boom from Amp Spars, and a Solent rig with a self-tacking jib.1:11 The boat's "Cruise Control Rig" (CCR) includes a 150% reacher, contributing to a sail area-to-displacement ratio exceeding 20.2:55 Its LOA is 11.1 m, beam 3.7 m, and displacement 5840 kg. Draft options include a 2.0 m fin with bulb and spade rudder, a beavertail keel at 4.92 ft, or a keel/centerboard ranging from 3.92-8.25 ft. Standard equipment includes Harken hardware, Raymarine electronics, a bow thruster, and an electric coach-top winch.4:20 The interior accommodates six people in a two-cabin configuration, with ventilation provided by 10 opening port lights, four deck hatches, and dorade boxes.5:17 Practical Sailor noted a Capsize Screening Formula (CSF) score of 2.05, suggesting caution for offshore use in heavy seas.3:14 Owners have identified the placement of furling line cam cleats near lifelines as a concern due to potential accidental releases.6:10
