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CAMPUS 7.4

CAMPUS 7.4

Fabola Yachts🇸🇪· Design: Bernt Lindquist
from 2012
$700 – $1.9K est. annual maintenance
DaysailermonoFractional SloopFinVariable

Specifications

Hull

LOA24.44 ft
LWL23.82 ft
Beam8.33 ft
Draft6.1 ft/ 0.92 ft min
Displacement2,205 lb
Ballast728.1 lb
Hull speed1.34·√LWL6.5 kn

About the CAMPUS 7.4

Similar to the Diva 24 DS

Sailpages Buyer's Take

The Campus 7.4 is a compact, lightweight fractional sloop designed by Bernt Lindquist and built by Fabola Yachts (SWE) in 2012. With a displacement of 2205.0 lb and a comfort ratio of 8.43, this vessel prioritizes agility and ease of handling over heavy offshore stability.

Best for:
This boat is best suited for coastal cruising and daysailing, particularly for single-handers or couples seeking a trailerable package with responsive performance.
Bluewater capability:
With a low displacement of 2205.0 lb and a capsize ratio of 2.56, the Campus 7.4 is not designed for serious bluewater passagemaking and is better restricted to protected coastal waters.
Comparables:
Comparable boats include other 24-foot trailerable fractional sloops from the same era, such as the Beneteh First 24 or O'Day 23, which share similar fractional rigs and lightweight hull forms aimed at easy transport and quick sailing.

Direct variant of the CAMPUS 7.4

Near-identical models — same hull, builder and designer, re-badged or lightly changed. Specs and owner-reported issues are typically shared across the group, so a sister model's page may carry detail this one doesn't.

Performance

Comfort8.4
Capsize2.56
SA/Disp26.9
Disp/Len73
Bal/Disp33.0

ORC Performance Data(1 certificate)

Measured performance data from ORC (Offshore Racing Congress) certificates.

Polar Diagram

2468100°30°60°90°120°150°180°WIND
6kn8kn10kn12kn14kn16kn20knbeat VMGrun VMG

Boat speed (kn) vs. true wind angle. Source: ORC

Racing Ratings

GPH682.4 s/miOSN660.6

Triple Number

LowMedHighOffshore0.85511.11701.2913Inshore0.65940.90471.0471

ORC Measured

Displacement1100 kg (2426 lb)Wetted surface12.2 m² (131 ft²)

Sail Areas (ORC)

Main17.8 m² (192 ft²)Genoa10.8 m² (116 ft²)Asymmetric34.0 m² (366 ft²)

Speed Table (kn)

TWA \ TWS681012141620
52°4.75.66.26.56.66.76.8
60°5.05.96.36.76.97.17.2
75°5.26.06.56.87.37.77.9
90°5.46.26.77.17.47.98.7
110°5.36.26.77.38.18.69.4
120°5.16.06.57.17.88.710.2
135°4.55.66.26.77.27.99.8
150°3.84.85.76.26.56.98.2
Beat VMG3.13.84.34.74.84.94.9
Run VMG3.34.24.95.35.96.37.1

Pricing

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Estimated Cost of Ownership

Based on 24.44ft LOA. Actual costs vary by condition, usage, and local rates.

$/ft/mo
Annual Maintenance
$700 – $1.9K
Hull, rigging, sails, engine service
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Articles & Reviews

Known Issues & Pre-Purchase Inspection

1 reported issues across 1 systems for the CAMPUS 7.4, compiled from owner reports in sailing forums and owner-association material.

1 critical
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