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delta yacht charter delta 36

delta yacht charter delta 36 review

Sailing yacht · 36 ft (11 m) · Angra dos Reis

GGetBoat EditorialReviewed August 27, 2026
4.0/ 5
expert score
Design4.2
Performance3.8
Comfort4.0
Handling4.0
Value3.9

Key specs

Builder
delta yacht charter
Model
delta 36
Length
36 ft (11 m)
Guests
7
Cabins
2
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Verdict

A modern 36-footer built for charter use, the Delta 36 offers a practical two-cabin layout, solid cruising proportions and manageable handling for its size. It is well suited to coastal sailing and short cruising for small groups, though performance and space are more charter-friendly than sporty or luxurious.

Pros

  • +Two-cabin layout suits couples or small families
  • +Modern monohull design with charter-oriented deck plan
  • +Balanced size makes docking and short-handed sailing manageable
  • +Good fit for coastal cruising and day/overnight charters

Cons

  • Not a high-performance sailing yacht
  • Interior volume is modest for seven guests
  • Single-head charter layout can feel tight on longer trips
  • Value depends heavily on local charter pricing and condition

The Delta 36 is a 36-foot monohull sailing yacht from the Delta Yachts charter fleet, with the 2017 version commonly listed in a 2-cabin, 1-bathroom configuration. Its proportions suggest a straightforward modern cruiser: enough beam and draft for stability and usable interior space, but not an especially aggressive sailing platform.

On the water, the Delta 36 should be judged as a practical coastal cruiser rather than a performance yacht. The size, sail area and inboard diesel setup point to predictable handling, with a manageable workload for a couple or a small crew. It is well matched to sheltered waters, island-hopping and short passages, where ease of use matters more than top speed.

For livability, the two-cabin format is sensible for a boat in this class, but carrying up to seven guests is better suited to day use than extended overnight comfort. Space in the saloon, galley and heads is likely adequate for chartering, though privacy and storage will be limited compared with larger cruisers. Overall value is strongest if the boat is well maintained and priced competitively for local charter conditions.

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