Something a little bit different | GT325 Tour | Yachting Monthly

A boat that dares to do things differently, the GT325 blends elements of the old and the new to remarkable effect. Theo Stocker takes a tour of the British-made 32 footer.
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[@marcopolo242]

Very innovative design there. Like it a lot. Congratulations to GT

[@bricktopperheadon5490]

Nice boat, eye watering price.

[@ianscott3180]

Moody, Westerly, Sadler, Contessa, and many many others gone from the small yacht building business in Britain. It seems that everyone who survived went up in size and many of them had their problems. This is not a boat for me, but I wish them well and a good video. My old Lymington built boat will see me out, I remember that yard in full swing.

[@Carlos_Verhaak]

Impressive gorgeous boat! I find it somewhat difficult to sell given the price. Rather go for a good young second hand Scandinavian, for that price.

[@morzee94]

£240,000 exc VAT for a 30 foot bilge keel?! The current new yacht market is crazy. Who is buying these?!

[@simon7790]

I love this! A perfect coastal cruising size, well laid out, comfortable and modern but seriously practical too. The transom is ideal with good access off the boat, but secure at the same time. I would if I could.

[@kkklllaaa1234]

Great review. Sounds like Theo is saying bilge keel a few times, I guess he means twin keel?

[@chrispinner7757]

I love this boat. My ideal size at 33ft. I think that a crew of 2 can easily manage that size of boat. I know 40ft + can be sailed by two these days but they are so heavy to manoeuvre in and out of a marina. Also there is less painting when means more money and time for actually sailing it. I love the wheel. The bilge keels these days are almost as efficient as fin with the versatility of exploring more habours and the French canals. I think well done

[@marcusornroth6388]

Reminds me of my former Hallberg Rassy 310 from 2010. She was a bit smaller on the outside but well thought out and very roomy inside and had a wonderful quality.

[@delphipascal]

Nice little boat

[@Sp3ktral22]

It was probably a lovely boat but I kept wondering why you had a black painted thumbnail? Whaguan?

[@petyrkowalski9887]

Lovely boat but was expecting it to be more in line with the likes of Dufour in price… seems very expensive for a 32ft boat.

[@Lilou34650]

I don't want to fall on the side corner of the windscreen!

[@patrickhorgan8389]

Same thought occurred.....look treacherous. Apart from that....very nice.

[@sublimeister9630]

Bad design on oversized helm and the wood barrier in the starboard’s cabin… That front windshield is purely aesthetic since it’s too short. The rest is not bad. 👍

[@otm646]

You're not understanding how these areas are used. The wind screen is not for someone at the helm, it's for when you're sitting in the hotbox with the autopilot on. You can still see and you're mostly protected. Especially on a night watch that's the best spot on the boat.

[@grahamlongley8298]

I would not pick that. I am not impressed with the aft cabin & the heads. The galley does not impress me . headroom is hopeless. Nope not a boat for a market

[@grahamlongley8298]

Ridiculous low headroom designed for dwarfs. How do you sleep with all those windows letting the light in.Overpriced for a boat with some poor interior design issues