I have owned an Artekno H323 for the last 14 years. I find it fulfills my requirements as being easy to sail single handed. It has a self tacking jib which makes tacking a doddle. I think that it has a superior performance in light airs than the H-35. I have cruised it extensively up the West...
Having spent the night in KInlochbervie on a voyage North, my crew ,once we had reached Cape Wrath, indicated that it would be imprudent to proceed further due to the fact we had run out of my home made marmalade. In order to prevent a mutiny on board and placate the crew I decide to head...
"If you’re prepared to look at other boats than the Contessa, have a look at the H-323 and H-35. Both are bigger brothers of the h-boat, and share the same lineage, being designed by Hans Groop. " 2 examples attached
Owned an H boat before I bought the H-323. Definitely faster than the H boat. But higher handicap.
An H -323 Silver Moon II recently won the Roschier Baltic Sea Race
See report here:
Silver Moon II wins Roschier Baltic Sea Race.
five currently listed in Finland and one in Sweden all at sensible money. A few years back a friend bought one in Sweden and trailed by road back to Northern Ireland
For the last 12 years this has been my compromise boat an H-323 built by Artekno in Finland designed by Hans Groop, the designer of the international H boat.
Have raced successfully singlehanded , using a symmetrical spinnaker spinnaker. Also just returned from a 560 mile cruise round the...
Talked to one of the lock keepers who kindly contacted the engineers on my behalf today. The latest is news is that the lock at Carnroe will be back in action between mid to end August. They will post a marine notice as to exactly when the lock repairs have been completed.
A t the moment it is not possible to navigate the Bann from Coleraine to Lough Neagh as the Lock at Carnroe has been broken since last year. See the marine notice below
Waterways Ireland | News Centre | Marine Notices | Marine Notice No 66 of 2022 - Lower Bann Navigation - Carnroe Lock -...
Great to see so many responses. With 75% us sailing 30=60 year old boats I think we must be practical boat owners'.
Having spent the afternoon extracting my old heads and finding that the replacement unit I had bought didn't have the same footprint, despite being the same make and model...