Hi Dave -My understanding is that the smaller day sailors are designated as Capris, whereas the larger boats with cabins are designated Catalinas. The MkII and III designations are for design revisions of the same boat in subsequent years.Best,Trevor
A friend of mine's parents have a Capri 29 & I have a Catalina 30 (actual hull length 29'11"). The Capri seems to be narrower & built more for performance whereas the Catalina is all about comfort & accomodations.Anyone else know for sure? All I'm going on are pictures. I've never seen a Capri in person.Allen Schweitzers/v FalstaffC-30 Hull# 632
My understanding is the Capri models are for racing while the Catalina models are for cruising. At least that's the way it is with the 22' models. The capri has the racing package while the cataina is the cruiser.Barry
The Capri's are generally the designation for performance oriented models in Catalina's lineup. There are exceptions, like the Capri 26. Capri's tend to be lighter, lower cabin height, more sail area, etc... There is no one definitive factor though.
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