Cape Dory Yachts
Cape Dory Yachts was a Massachusetts-based manufacturer of high-quality fiberglass sailboats, powerboats, and trawlers, celebrated for its robust, seaworthy designs emphasizing traditional aesthetics, full keels, and superior handling in heavy weather. Founded by Andrew Vavolotis, the company produced over 5,000 vessels from 1963 to 1992, ranging from compact dinghies to 45-foot cruisers, with many models designed by naval architect Carl Alberg. Known for simple lines, narrow beams, and durable hand-laid construction, Cape Dory boats became icons of New England yachting, blending performance with comfort for coastal and offshore sailing. A subsidiary, Intrepid Yachts, handled some designs, but the brand's legacy endures through active owner communities and semi-custom revivals using original molds.
| Name | Builder | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cape Dory Yachts | 27.0 ft | ||
| Cape Dory Yachts | 30.5 ft | ||
| Cape Dory Yachts | 22.0 ft | ||
| Cape Dory Yachts | 30.0 ft | ||
| Cape Dory Yachts | 25.0 ft | ||
| Cape Dory Yachts | 25.0 ft | ||
| Cape Dory Yachts | 18.5 ft | ||
| Cape Dory Yachts | 18.0 ft | ||
| Cape Dory Yachts | 30.0 ft | ||
| Cape Dory Yachts | 28.0 ft | ||
| Cape Dory Yachts | 31.0 ft | ||
| Cape Dory Yachts | 33.0 ft | ||
| Cape Dory Yachts | ft | ||
| Cape Dory Yachts | 30.0 ft |