Comfortina Comfort 32

Comfortina, årg. 1979, skrogmateriale Glasfiber-armeret plast, hjemhavn Gelting (Tyskland), After almost 36 years of family ownership, the owners are ready to hand over their "Extratour" to new, loving hands. It is a Comfort 32, built by Comfortbåtar in Arvika/Sweden - a yacht that is both a delight to sail and a safe travel companion.

She sails well-balanced, is easy to handle single-handed and runs surprisingly smoothly for her age. She takes the short Baltic Sea waves with aplomb, whether in light winds or strong breezes - a boat that is simply a joy to sail.

Technically, she is in a very solid condition, as there is no maintenance backlog as with many boats of her age. The important points include

- Engine replacement (2007), Volvo Penta D1-30, under 600 operating hours
- Mainsail (2021), furling jib/genoa overhauled (2025)
- standing rigging renewed (2023), new Furlex (2023)
- Webasto Evo 5000 diesel heater (2021)
- high-quality SPW folding propeller (2008)
- new sea valves (2023)
- Synthetic teak in cockpit (2023)
- new self-tailing sheet winches (2024)

Over the years, the owners have invested a lot of time, work and money in maintaining the value, safety and appearance of the boat. Today, the Extratour is in a well-kept condition for its age - a wonderful yacht for beginners or families.

Owning a yacht for over 36 years is an unusually long time. The close relationship between ship and owners began in 1989, when they took over the "Extratour" after storm damage and spent months rebuilding it themselves. This experience not only resulted in a ship in new splendor, but also in a special relationship that goes far beyond sailing.

Because while there are many modern yachts off the shelf today, it is the older ships with personality that leave a lasting impression. Over the decades, the "Extratour" has been maintained and modernized while retaining her original character. She has given her family countless adventures, moments of happiness and precious memories.

Now it is time for a new owner to take over this ship - not only a seaworthy yacht, but also a piece of living history. And the opportunity to write your own chapters in the "Extratour" logbook.