1981 Union (Taiwan) 35 Polaris

The 1981 Union Polaris 35 is a classic, traditionally styled cruising sailboat designed by Robert Perry, renowned for its seaworthiness and robust construction.

This 35-foot cutter-rigged vessel features a full keel, making it exceptionally stable and reliable in challenging offshore conditions. With a beam of 10.5 feet and a draft of 5.5 feet, the Polaris 35 is built for long-distance cruising, offering a smooth and steady ride. Its hull is constructed from durable fiberglass, ensuring longevity and ease of maintenance.

The deck layout is practical, with wide side decks, a protected cockpit, and a spacious foredeck equipped with a windlass.

Below deck, the interior is crafted from rich teak, exuding a warm, inviting ambiance. The layout includes a V-berth forward, a comfortable salon with a fold-down table, a well-equipped galley, and a navigation station, along with a head and shower area.

The Union Polaris 35 is not the fastest vessel but is celebrated for its ability to handle heavy weather and provide a safe, comfortable passage. This sailboat is a favored choice among bluewater cruisers seeking a vessel capable of extended ocean voyages.