Rare Find: Inside the 1993 Cabo Rico 38

Step aboard and explore the rare find of the 1993 Cabo Rico 38 Sailboat, a timeless classic known for its solid teak and cutter rig design. Designed by William Crealock and crafted by renowned British Leland assembly plant in San Jose Costa Rica, this vessel combines rugged durability with exquisite craftsmanship. The full keel and hefty displacement ensure stable and comfortable sailing, even in rough waters, making it an ideal choice for long-distance cruising. Inside, the 1993 Cabo Rico 38 boasts a richly appointed interior featuring hand-finished teak woodwork, offering both beauty and practicality. The spacious layout includes a forward V-berth, a cozy main salon with convertible seating, a well-equipped galley, and a dedicated navigation station. Modern upgrades such as updated electronics, solar panels, and a reliable Yanmar engine enhance its readiness for adventure. Join us as we take you through a detailed tour of this remarkable sailboat. We'll showcase its features, discuss its sailing capabilities, and provide insights into why the Cabo Rico 38 remains a coveted model among seasoned sailors. Whether you're a sailing enthusiast or considering a lifestyle at sea, this video will give you a closer look at what makes the Cabo Rico 38 a superb choice for discerning mariners. Chapters 00:00 - Intro 00:37 Forward Deck 00:56 Rig 01:11 Weather Decks 01:33 Cockpit 02:20 Solar Panels & Davits 02:51 Electronics 03:27 Lockers 04:22 Master Stateroom 05:04 Head (Bathroom) 05:28 Saloon 06:03 Galley 06:20 Electric Panel 07:10 Navigation Station 07:19 Interior Electronics 07:24 Engine Compartment 08:02 Cabo Rico 38 Specifications 08:08 Outro