SEDNA 26

About the SEDNA 26

LOD: 7.65m / 25.1 ft Sail area: -Main: 19.8 m² / 213.12 ft² -Self-tacking jib: 9.6 m² / 103.33 ft² -Genoa: 11.7 m² / 125.94 ft²

Designed by Leszek Gonciarz and built by Sedna Yachts (PL), the Sedna 26 is a compact cruiser produced in 2012. With a hull count that remains unverified in available data, this fractional sloop offers a lightweight displacement of 4409.0 lb and a beam of 9.35 ft, prioritizing ease of handling and trailerability.

Best for:

This boat is best suited for coastal cruisers and trailerable sailing enthusiasts who prioritize low maintenance and easy transport over heavy offshore endurance. Its light displacement and fractional rig make it an accessible choice for single-handers or couples seeking a manageable weekend cruiser.

Bluewater capability:

With a low displacement of 4409.0 lb and a capsize ratio of 2.28, the Sedna 26 is not designed for serious bluewater passagemaking but is capable of protected coastal cruising. Its fin keel and moderate draft of 5.48 ft allow access to shallow harbors, though its light weight may feel tender in heavy offshore conditions.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include the Beneteh First 26 and the J/24, as they share similar length overall (25.92 ft) and target the same market of performance-oriented coastal day-sailers. The Sedna 26 distinguishes itself with a slightly heavier displacement (4409.0 lb) compared to many pure racers of this era, offering a bit more comfort for short cruises.