1991 Dehler 36 CWS

The Dehler 36 CWS is designed as a sporty sailing yacht that is equally suited for performance sailing as well as relaxed cruising with family or a small crew. The self-tailing winches are within easy reach and sail trimming can be carried out from the cockpit. All halyards are led below deck from the mast to the cockpit, resulting in a clean and safe deck layout with minimal obstructions. The mainsail is easy to handle and can be neatly stowed in the lazy bag. The genoa and self-tacking jib are equipped with furling systems, as is the large Code Zero, which is fitted with its own furler. The generous sprayhood provides good protection from the elements, while the navigation instruments are clearly positioned at the helm. Thanks to the shallow wing keel, the cruising area is highly versatile, allowing for comfortable sailing on both open sea and inland waters. The installed solar panels ensure efficient charging of the batteries. The yacht is currently ashore for winter storage. The underwater hull was treated with new antifouling in spring 2026. The Dehler will be relaunched May 1st and will then be available from her berth.

InteriorThe interior of the Dehler 36 CWS is both practical and stylish, featuring a combination of a white interior moulding, wooden joinery and fabric panels. Windows and hatches are fitted with blinds. Headroom in the saloon ranges from approximately 1.85 to 1.90 m, and is around 1.80 m in the front cabin. To starboard, directly next to the companionway, is the navigation area with a foldable seat, navigation equipment and electrical panel. Aft of the chart table is a private aft cabin with a double berth and storage space. Aft to port is the heads, equipped with a manual marine toilet and washbasin. Along the port side of the saloon is the longitudinal galley, which is fully equipped and practical in use. To starboard, the saloon features a comfortable seating area with a large table. In addition to various storage spaces, there is also a dedicated locker suitable for installing a TV. The private front cabin features a spacious V-berth, with various storage lockers.