Ross 830

This is no ordinary trailer sailer. The Ross 830 or as we like to call her "Imagine", is a highly regarded New Zealand -designed yacht that combines excellent sailing performance with a practical, comfortable cruising layout. Equally at home club racing, coastal cruising or enjoying weekends away with family and friends.

Responsive and well balanced, the Ross 830 is a pleasure to sail in a wide range of conditions. The fractional rig and lifting keel give her great performance while making launching, retrieval and exploring shallow-water locations simple. With the keel up, you can get into places that fixed-keel yachts simply can't reach.

At 8.3 metres, she offers a surprisingly spacious interior with comfortable berths, a compact galley, good storage and plenty of ventilation. There is ample room for overnight stays or longer adventures, making her equally suited to a couple, family or a group of friends.

Her trailerable design means no expensive marina berth and the freedom to explore different sailing destinations. Strongly built and well proven, the Ross 830 offers an excellent combination of speed, stability, comfort and practicality.

- Stainless steel solar arch with 200W mega volt panel for extended cruising.
- 120W flexible solar panel connected to victron contoller.
- 120 Hour lithium battery.
- Single person mast raising system.
- Auto pilot remote control.
- Raymarine wind speed and direction.
- Selling with two Tohatsu long shaft outboards.
- All receipts for numerous upgrades and work done.

A fantastic yacht for someone wanting to race, cruise, explore the coast or simply enjoy weekends on the water.

This yacht is priced to sell.

Feel free to give me a call if you wish to discuss.


If you'd like to get a feel for the Ross 830 and see some of the adventures she's been on prior to her upgrades, the previous owners made a fantastic video documenting their time sailing her through the Kimberley. It's a great way to see the yacht out on the water and get a sense of what she's capable of.

Kimberley crusining in a trailer sailer
https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=cqxLwYa37bI&t=30s