DRAGONFLY 1200

About the DRAGONFLY 1200

Beam (folded): 4.3m/14.11'

The Dragonfly 1200 is a Danish-designed cruising sloop created by Borge Quorning and built by Quorning Sailboats in Denmark, with production records indicating a build year of 2001. This 39.24 ft LOA vessel features a fractional sloop rig and a displacement of 12125.0 lb, offering a balance of performance and comfort with a comfort ratio of 5.86.

Best for:

This boat suits coastal cruisers and offshore adventurers who prioritize self-sufficiency, as evidenced by the high prevalence of solar panel (36 mentions) and watermaker (17 mentions) installations among owners.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 4.92 and a displacement of 12125.0 lb, the Dragonfly 1200 demonstrates solid offshore stability, though owners frequently upgrade with bow thrusters (9 mentions) and wind generators (9 mentions) to enhance long-range cruising comfort.

Comparables:

Comparable to other early-2000s European performance cruisers like the Beneteau First 36 or Hallberg-Rassy 362, the Dragonfly 1200 shares a similar fractional sloop rig and displacement range, though it distinguishes itself with a narrower beam of 28.21 ft and a more moderate D/L ratio of 109.15.