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Meta 32

Meta 32-Test

Sailing yacht · 35 ft (11 m) · Germany

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 13. August 2026
3.8/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.1
Leistung3.6
Komfort3.5
Fahrverhalten3.9
Preis-Leistung3.7

Urteil

The Meta 32 is a compact, well-built aluminum cruising yacht with offshore credentials, a sensible 1-cabin layout, and a 29 hp diesel that should suit practical coastal and passage making. It is not a large-volume family cruiser, but for owners who value durability and straightforward systems, it is a credible choice.

Vorteile

  • +Aluminium construction with offshore Category A design
  • +Shallow, compact hull suitable for varied cruising grounds
  • +Simple layout with one cabin, one head, and practical storage
  • +29 hp inboard diesel is appropriate for the size
  • +Autopilot and GPS add useful cruising equipment

Nachteile

  • Limited interior volume compared with larger 32-foot cruisers
  • Single-cabin layout reduces privacy for more than two adults
  • Verified specs show 2005 build year, not 2012
  • Verified length is 33.96 ft, not 35.0 ft
  • Fuel capacity is not listed in the available specs

The Meta 32, also known as the JPB 32, is a 10.35 m aluminum sailing yacht designed for serious cruising rather than maximum interior space. Public builder data shows an offshore Category A design, a beam of 3.10 m, and a conservative twin-rudder layout on this platform, all of which support durability and control in a range of conditions.[1][2]

On the water, the boat’s 29 hp diesel is well matched to its size, and the sail plan of about 60 m² suggests balanced, manageable performance rather than pure speed.[1][2] That profile should appeal to sailors who want predictable handling and easy short-handed operation more than high-performance sailing.

Accommodation is functional: one forward double cabin, a saloon with additional berths, one head, and dedicated sail storage. The verified listing supports a capacity of four people, which makes the boat more suitable for a couple or small crew than for larger groups.[1][2]

In value terms, the Meta 32 stands out for build quality and seagoing credibility, but buyers should weigh that against its modest living space and the fact that the available specs show a 2005 build, not 2012.[3] For buyers prioritizing rugged construction and practical cruising systems, it is a solid niche option; for those seeking more volume or modern amenities, alternatives in the same length range may feel roomier.

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