HUNTER 50 CC

About the HUNTER 50 CC

Deep Keel version: draft: 7' Disp. 35661 lbs. Ballast 11216 lbs. Tall rig: P = 55.75' Furling Main: E = 23.67' Mast height for tall rig: 68.5'

The Hunter 50 CC is a large cruising yacht designed by the Hunter Design Team and built by Hunter Marine (USA) in 2009. With a displacement of 36945.0 lb and a beam of 14.75 ft, it represents a significant step up in size and comfort for the brand, though the exact total hulls built is not specified in the available data.

Best for:

This vessel is best suited for coastal and nearshore cruisers who prioritize interior volume and comfort over extreme performance or heavy offshore ruggedness. Its broad beam and moderate displacement make it ideal for relaxed cruising where stability and living space are paramount.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 1.78 and a displacement of 36945.0 lb, the Hunter 50 CC is generally considered suitable for coastal and protected offshore passages rather than heavy bluewater voyaging. Its fin keel and comfort ratio of 34.72 suggest a motion profile optimized for comfort rather than extreme seakeeping.

Comparables:

Comparable boats from this era include the Beneteau Oceanis 50 and the Lagoon 42, which offer similar interior volumes and cruising-oriented layouts. These models share the 2009 production window and target buyers seeking spacious, user-friendly yachts with modern amenities.