SEDNA 24

About the SEDNA 24

Sail area: -Main: 16.4m² / 176.5ft² -Jib: 8.1m² / 87.2ft²

The Sedna 24 is a compact fractional sloop designed by Leszek Gonciarz and built by Sedna yachts (PL) starting in 2015. With a displacement of 3527.0 lb and a beam of 8.2 ft, it offers a lightweight, performance-oriented package for the sub-24ft market, though the total number of hulls built remains unconfirmed in available records.

Best for:

This boat is best suited for coastal cruisers and weekend racers who prioritize ease of handling and trailering capability over heavy offshore protection. Its fractional rig and moderate sail area-to-displacement ratio of 18.26 appeal to single-handers or couples seeking a responsive, low-maintenance daysailer.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 2.16 and a comfort ratio of 14.07, the Sedna 24 is not designed for extended bluewater passages but is capable of protected coastal cruising and short offshore trips in moderate conditions.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include the Beneteh First 23.7 and the J/24, as they share similar fractional sloop rigs and target the same performance-cruising demographic. The Sedna 24 distinguishes itself with a slightly lighter displacement of 3527.0 lb compared to many contemporaries, emphasizing speed over heeling resistance.