Built in 1974, Dulaman offers generous proportions for her size, comfortable accommodation, and dependable sailing performance, making her a very practical choice for coastal cruising, relaxed weekends afloat, or longer trips with confidence. The Westerly Berwick is a classic British cruising yacht with the reassuring build quality and sensible design that have made Westerly such a respected name among sailors.  Main SpecificationsYear built: 1974LOA: 9.45 mLWL: 7.62 mBeam: 2.90 mDraft: 1.09 mC... read more

Built in 1974, Dulaman offers generous proportions for her size, comfortable accommodation, and dependable sailing performance, making her a very practical choice for coastal cruising, relaxed weekends afloat, or longer trips with confidence. The Westerly Berwick is a classic British cruising yacht with the reassuring build quality and sensible design that have made Westerly such a respected name among sailors.  Main SpecificationsYear built: 1974LOA: 9.45 mLWL: 7.62 mBeam: 2.90 mDraft: 1.09 mC... read more

Westerly Berwick (1974) Bilge Keel Yacht. Betamarine 20hp diesel engine. Six berths. Galley with two burner stove (with oven and grill) and sink with pressurised hot/ cold water. Standard Horizon CP180 GPS chartplotter. Garmin GPS72 handheld radio. Nasa Clipper wind/ log/ depth instruments. Icom IC-M421 DSC VHF radio. Simrad TP22 tiller pilot. Ocean signal AIS Class B. Very well maintained and presented. Lying North Wales, UK. ENGINE: Betamarine 20hp diesel engine (2002) driving three blade propellor via shaft. Engine serviced March 2025. New stern gland 2025. 3x batteries charged by eng... read more

Specifications: Year: 1976 LOA: 31' Beam: 9' 6" Draft: 3' 7" Construction: GRP Hull/Keel: Twin HIN: 236 Description: Described in Yachting World as ingenious, the Berwick design continued the immensely successful Giles/Westerly theme of good solid spacious cruisers and the 31 was indeed big enough to provide good accommodation without becoming (by the then standards) too boxy looking. She had the weight and capacity to stay at sea for long extended passages and can be motor-sailed effectively. I... read more