The Ron Given name carries serious weight in New Zealand sailing circles. This 1991 example stretches to 12.3 metres on the waterline with a generous 4.4-metre beam — dimensions that translate directly into real interior volume and a stable, confidence-inspiring platform offshore. Two dedicated cabins make this a genuine liveaboard or extended cruising proposition, not a weekend compromise.
The 0.9-metre draft opens up the shallow anchorages of the Bay of Islands and beyond, letting you drop the hook where deeper-keeled boats simply cannot go. Ron Given built boats with an eye on the New Zealand sailing environment — offshore-capable, sensibly spec'd and built to last. Sitting in the Bay of Islands, one of the country's most spectacular cruising grounds, this yacht is already right where you want to be.
With price reduced, the numbers now make strong sense for a buyer who appreciates genuine local pedigree over a generic import. Inspect this one with purpose — boats of this quality, heritage and location combination do not sit around long.
