1975 Niagara 26

The Niagara 26 is a performance-oriented 26-foot sailboat, designed by George Hinterhoeller. Known for its excellent upwind performance, this model handles both light air and heavy gales with confidence, making it a versatile choice for racing, cruising, and longer passages.

For its size, the Niagara 26 offers a well-appointed interior, suitable for overnight stays for two, and a capable cockpit with room for up to six. It provides a good balance of speed and comfort, though its performance-focused design can be demanding for less experienced sailors.

Data Sheet

• HIN/IMO: N77842

• LOA: 26' (7.92 m)

• Type: Sail – Used

• Year: 1975

• Beam: 8'6"

• Draft Max: 4'2"

• Fuel Type: Gas/Petrol

• Hull Material: Fiberglass

• Fuel Tank: 6 Gallons (22.7 Liters)

• Fresh Water: 14 Gallons (53 Liters)

• Displacement: 4,000 lbs

Engine

• Engine Make: Universal

• Engine Model: Atomic 4

• Engine Type: Inboard

• Fuel Type: Gas/Petrol