1980 Morgan 382 Morgan for Sale – 38 ft – Saint Petersburg, FL, United States

The 1980 Morgan 382 is a well-regarded cruising sailboat designed by Ted Brewer and built by Morgan Yachts.  The 382 strikes a strong balance between performance and cruising comfort. Built during the era when boats were often overbuilt, the Morgan 382 has a solid fiberglass hull with strong structural integrity and are regarded as being tough and seaworthy — many have crossed oceans. Built with a Fin keel and skeg-hung rudder giving it a good mix of maneuverability and tracking.

Here are some notable benefits of the Morgan 382.

• Performs well upwind, especially for a cruising boat — decent PHRF rating (~114–120).

• Balanced helm and relatively fast for its class.

• Traditional but functional layout — spacious salon, U-shaped galley, nav station, V-berth forward, and a roomy quarter berth.

• Teak trim and wood interior add to the classic charm.

• 6’2” headroom in most of the cabin = very livable.

• Excellent access to engine and systems, which makes maintenance easier.

• Many owners have taken the Morgan 382 on serious blue water voyages — a testament to its capability as a liveaboard or cruiser.

At the base of the companionway is the Galley on the port side. Immediately to port is the forward facing Navigation Desk. A good sized quarter berth is aft of the desk with privacy curtain.  The Salon is configured with an L shaped dining / settee area to port. To starboard is a long bench seat with an upholstered sea berth behind.  There is a fixed table with leaves and storage drawers slightly offset to port allowing for easy access forward.

• Salon Table with Folding Leaves and Storage Drawers
• Sirrocco Fans in Salon
• Light Blue Upholstery in Good Condition (New in 2021)
• Sea Berth above and behind the Starboard Settee Bench Seat
• L Shaped Seating to Port 
• Overhead Opening Hatch 
• Carry On Portable Air Conditioner 
• Blinds for all Windows and Ports
• Teak and Holley Cabin Soles
• Rich Teak Woodwork with Drawers and Storage 
• Vee Berth Stateroom Forward
• Quarter Berth Aft of the Navigation Desk
• Manual Marine Head
• Shower Compartment