Boats for saleOliver Royale 3600

Oliver Royale 3600 – For sale

DESIGNER:
OLIVER
TYPE:
Sail
Price Reduced
  MODEL DETAILS
ID
1376
DATE LISTED
2025-08-23 19:26:05
CATEGORY
Sail
YEAR
1995
BRAND
OLIVER
MODEL
Oliver Royale 3600
DESIGNER
George Oliver
PRICE
NZD
$
165000
LOCATION
Picton
  SPECS
LENGTH OVERALL (M)
12.1
BEAM (M)
3.8
DRAFT (M)
1
ACCOMMODATION
2 Cabins
HULL TYPE
monohull
  CONTACT
BROKER
36 Degrees Brokerage
Gordon Low
Mobile:
+64 21 321 820
Email:
gordon@36degrees.nz
SPECIAL NOTES
Price Reduced

The Oliver Royale 3600 represents a well-regarded chapter in New Zealand yacht-building heritage, designed by the respected George Oliver and built to perform equally well on coastal passages and sheltered cruising grounds. At 12.1 metres on the waterline with a generous 3.8-metre beam, this 1995 monohull delivers the interior volume and stability that serious cruising couples demand. The shallow 1.0-metre draft opens up anchorages and tidal waterways that deeper-keeled yachts simply cannot access — an invaluable asset in the spectacular Marlborough Sounds, where this vessel is currently located.

Below decks, two well-appointed cabins provide comfortable overnight accommodation for owner-operators or guests, while the broad beam ensures a spacious saloon and practical galley layout. The George Oliver design philosophy prioritised seakeeping and liveability in equal measure, resulting in a hull that tracks confidently offshore yet remains manageable for short-handed sailing. With a price reduction now in place at NZD $165,000, this is a compelling opportunity to acquire a piece of genuine Kiwi sailing pedigree.

Picton's position at the gateway to the Sounds and the Cook Strait crossing makes this an ideal base vessel for ambitious South Island cruising. Inspection is strongly encouraged — call today to arrange a viewing.

Oliver Royale 3600

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