Harbor 20 Photos

The Harbor 20's comfortable cockpit  makes sailing a joy.

And the cushions, seat backs, and cockpit coamings make the cockpit comfortable for the whole family.
Its easy handling characteristics and performance hull shape make it perfect for one-design racing.
With all of the sail control lines lead to the console, the Harbor 20 is delightful to sail single-handed

Pretty in red! The traditional lines of the Harbor 20 blend beautifully with a wide range of colors:

Harbor Dark Blue
Merlot Light Blue
Viper Red Medium Blue
Dark Red
Stars & Stripes Blue
Teal 

Canary Yellow
Forest Green Medium Gray
Dark Green
 
Taking a break between races. With over 100 Harbor 20s in Newport Beach, this is a common sight.

A Harbor 20 goes smartly to weather.
An optional electric motor stores easily in the lazarette and powers the boat at about 5 knots - enough to get the boat back to the dock when the wind quits.

All control lines are lead to a well-organized panel, simplifying the crew's job and making the boat delightfully easy to sail single-handed.

 The custom-built highway trailer is equipped with an adjustable torsion bar suspension system, keel guides, a ladder, and custom mast carriers.
At the end of the day, just roll up the jib, flake the main on the boom with the help of the lazy jack, cover the boat, and tie the boat up smartly. Sailing couldn’t be easier.
 

Stars & Stripes Blue and a Two-Toned Deck


One of our East Coast Harbor 25 buyers just had to have a “wedgewood blue” hull, so we searched high and low and found this beautiful Stars & Stripes Blue. It is traditional looking and very elegant, so we are adding it to our list of color options. The new color also inspired us to make a two-toned deck for the Harbor 20. It is the white with off-white non-skid (just like the two-toned deck on the Harbor 25), and it looks terrific. Here are a couple of photos taken of Harbor 20 #277 – the first to have both the Stars & Stripes Blue hull color and the two-toned deck.