2002 Catalina 36 MKII

Experience the perfect balance of elegance, performance, and cruising comfort aboard this 2002 Catalina 36 MKII. Renowned for her exceptional sailing characteristics, responsive handling, and seakindly design, the Catalina 36 MKII delivers an exhilarating yet confidence-inspiring experience under sail. Her graceful lines, spacious cockpit, and thoughtfully designed interior make her equally suited for spirited coastal sailing, weekend escapes, or extended cruising. Below deck, warm appointments and an intelligent layout create an inviting retreat, while her proven design reflects Catalina’s enduring reputation for quality and versatility. Whether you’re chasing the afternoon breeze, exploring a secluded anchorage, or enjoying a sunset at sea, this Catalina offers the freedom, capability, and timeless appeal that make sailing truly rewarding. A classic performance cruiser ready to turn every passage into an experience.

Step aboard the 2002 Catalina 36 MKII and discover a thoughtfully designed interior that combines classic nautical elegance, exceptional comfort, and the practical functionality that has made the Catalina 36 one of the most popular cruising sailboats of its class. Beautiful teak cabinetry and warm wood accents create an inviting atmosphere throughout the cabin, while the spacious salon provides comfortable seating and a welcoming gathering place for family and friends. The well-appointed galley offers the essential amenities for preparing meals aboard, with convenient work surfaces, storage, and provisions for extended cruising. Forward, the private owner’s stateroom features a generous V-berth and dedicated storage, providing a comfortable retreat at the end of the day. Aft, the separate double cabin offers additional sleeping accommodations and privacy for guests or family members. The navigation station provides a dedicated space for passage planning, chart work, and onboard systems, while the enclosed head with shower adds an important measure of comfort and convenience for weekends aboard or longer voyages. Throughout the interior, intelligently arranged lockers, cabinets, and storage compartments make excellent use of available space, allowing you to keep personal belongings, cruising gear, and provisions organized and accessible. From its comfortable salon and functional galley to its private sleeping quarters and practical cruising amenities, the Catalina 36 MKII delivers the kind of livability that makes time aboard as enjoyable as the journey itself. Whether you envision relaxing weekends at anchor, coastal adventures along the California coastline, or extended cruising with family and friends, this timeless cruiser offers an inviting combination of comfort, versatility, and enduring Catalina craftsmanship.

1. Sleeps 7
2. Forward V-berth stateroom
3. Aft stateroom with spacious double
4. Cedar lined hanging lockers in both staterooms
5. Twin salon seats on starboard side convertible to settee
6. U-shaped dinette convertible to a double berth
7. LED lighting throughout (2016) LED
8. Manual Jabsco head with holding tank and "Y" valve for direct discharge
9. Shower with privacy curtain

Designed with both functionality and comfort in mind, the galley aboard the 2002 Catalina 36 MKII offers a practical and inviting space for preparing meals while underway or relaxing at anchor. Thoughtfully integrated into the cabin layout, the galley features warm teak cabinetry, convenient storage, and efficient use of counter space to keep essential cooking supplies and provisions organized and within easy reach. The functional layout provides a comfortable workspace for preparing everything from a quick breakfast before a morning sail to a full dinner shared with family and friends. Equipped with a stainless-steel sink, a two-burner stove with oven, and a refrigerator, the galley delivers the essential amenities expected of a capable coastal cruising sailboat. Abundant cabinetry and storage compartments help maximize provisioning capacity for extended weekends and longer adventures, while the surrounding teak woodwork adds a timeless nautical elegance that complements the Catalina's classic interior. Practical, well-positioned, and designed to make life aboard more enjoyable, the galley of the Catalina 36 MKII brings the comforts of home to the cruising experience, making every meal aboard another opportunity to enjoy the freedom and pleasure of life on the water.

1. U-shaped galley
2. Hillerange 2-burner gimbaled stainless steel propane stove/oven led
3. Top loading NovaKool Freezer/Refrigerator (2012)
4. Samsung Microwave
5. Electric 6 gal. hot water heater (2017) also heated by heat exchanger on engine
6. Hot and cold pressure water
7. Double stainless steel sink
8. Ample storage
9. Composite counters

Outfitted with a practical suite of Raymarine electronics, this Catalina 36 MKII has the equipment you need to navigate with confidence. Features include Raymarine wind instrumentation, GPS/Chartplotter, speed and depth displays, and a p70 autopilot control head connected to a below-decks linear drive for dependable, hands-free steering when you need it. Pedestal-mounted electronics keep key navigation information right where you need it at the helm, while the VHF radio provides essential communications underway. It’s a well-rounded setup that makes day sailing, coastal cruising, and longer passages easier and more enjoyable, with the right information at your fingertips.

1. Raymarine p70 below deck autopilot
2. Raymarine Hybrid Touch E7 GPS/Chartplotter
3. Raymarine ST60 depthfinder
4. Raymarine ST60 speed indicator
5. Raymarine ST60 wind indicator
6. Standard Horizon VHF with RAM at helm
7. 4" Ritchie binnacle mounted cockpit compass
8. AM/FM Sony Stereo
9. (2) Polyplanar cockpit stereo speakers
10. (2) Salon stereo speakers

The Catalina 36 MKII features a practical onboard electrical system designed to support comfortable cruising and life aboard. A Xantrex 2000-watt inverter adds versatility by allowing compatible AC-powered equipment to operate from the boat’s battery system when shore power isn’t available, making time at anchor or away from the dock more convenient. Whether powering everyday essentials, supporting your onboard electronics, or enjoying a weekend getaway, this setup offers useful flexibility for the cruising sailor.

1. 110/12 Volt system
2. Upgraded 2014 Westerbeke 72 amp alternator
3. Balmar voltage regulator
4. Xantrex Link 2000 Inverter/Battery charger
5. (4) AGM 6-volt House Batteries
6. (1) AGM 12-volt Starting Battery
7. 50' Shore power cord

1. Universal M35B
2. 4-Cylinder FWC diesel engine
3. Hurth transmission
4. Racor fuel filter
5. Engine controls - double lever controls
6. Cable steering
7. 12V/120V Electrical System

The Catalina 36 MKII strikes an excellent balance between sailing performance, stability, and ease of handling, making her a pleasure to sail whether you're heading out for an afternoon sail or planning a longer coastal cruise. The full-battened mainsail provides a clean sail shape, while the 125% genoa offers plenty of versatility across a range of sailing conditions. For lighter winds and a little extra fun, the cruising spinnaker with a dousing sock makes setting and recovering the sail more manageable, helping you take advantage of downwind sailing without unnecessary complications. With her responsive helm, well-balanced design, and comfortable sailing characteristics, the Catalina 36 MKII inspires confidence at the wheel and delivers the kind of enjoyable, rewarding sailing experience that keeps you coming back for more.

1. 125% Jib with new Sunbrella UV guard
2. Fully battened main sail with 2 blocked reef points
3. Stackpack and lazy jack system on main
4. Asymmetric spinnaker

Deck hardware

1. Rigged for single handed sailing
2. All lines led aft with line clutches led
3. Modified fin keel
4. Spade type rudder
5. Keel stepped mast primary winches — two-speed, self-tailing #48 winches, port and starboard.
6. Lewmar cabin-top winches — two-speed, self-tailing #30 winches for halyards and sail controls.
7. Schaefer roller-furling system — headsail furling gear.
8. Jib/genoa tracks — inboard tracks near the cabin sides, with outboard track provisions along the toerail.
9. Jib/genoa cars — adjustable cars for headsail-sheet positioning.
10. Mainsheet traveler — traveler car and track assembly for mainsail trim.
11. Mainsheet system — blocks, tackle, and associated fittings.
12. Boom vang — rigid vang assembly for controlling mainsail shape.
13. Deck organizers — blocks that route control lines aft.
14. Turning blocks and swivel blocks — for routing halyards and other running rigging.
15. Cheek blocks — for directing control lines along the boom or deck.
16. Bullseye fairleads — for guiding lines.
17. Cam cleats / clam cleats — for securing selected control lines.
18. Rope clutches / line stoppers — single and double configurations for securing halyards and control lines.
19. Cleats — bow and stern mooring cleats, plus additional line-handling cleats.
20. Padeyes — attachment points for rigging and other hardware.
21. Stainless-steel chainplates — for standing rigging attachments.
22. Stainless-steel bow pulpit and stern pulpit.
23. Stainless-steel stanchions and lifelines — including braced stanchions.
24. Cabintop handrails — for secure movement along the deck.
25. Teak or molded nonskid walking surfaces — depending on the area and factory configuration.
26. Deck hatches and opening ports.
27. Ventilators — including cowl vents, where fitted.
28. Bow and stern navigation lights.
29. Cockpit scuppers and manual bilge pump.
30. Anchor locker and bow mooring fittings.
31. Maxwell 800 electric windlass
32. CQR anchor
33. Fortress anchor
34. (1) Additional anchor
35. 100' Chain and 250' rope
36. Stern Princess seats with cup holders
37. Cockpit table with folding sides, cup holders and central storage
38. Popular walk-through transom
39. Swim ladder

Standing rigging and mast

1. Mast: Catalina-manufactured, anodized aluminum mast, keel-stepped.
2. Boom: Aluminum boom with gooseneck fitting.
3. Spreaders: Single set of spreaders.
4. Forestay: 5/16-inch stainless-steel wire, standard rig.
5. Upper shrouds: 5/16-inch stainless-steel wire.
6. Forward lower shrouds: 1/4-inch stainless-steel wire.
7. Aft lower shrouds: 1/4-inch stainless-steel wire.
8. Backstay: Split backstay with adjustable turnbuckles.
9. Chainplates: Stainless-steel chainplates and associated structural attachments.
10. Masthead fittings: Halyard sheaves, attachment points, and masthead hardware.
11. Standing rigging terminals: Swage fittings and threaded turnbuckles.
12. Mast wiring: Internal wiring provisions for masthead and navigation lighting.

Running rigging and sail controls

1. Main halyard: 3/8-inch Dacron line, standard specification.
2. Jib halyard: 3/8-inch Dacron line, standard specification.
3. Spinnaker halyard: 3/8-inch Dacron line, when spinnaker equipment is fitted.
4. Topping lift: Line and associated boom-support hardware.
5. Mainsheet: Multi-part purchase with blocks and traveler.
6. Boom vang: Rigid vang assembly, commonly Garhauer.
7. Mainsail reefing: Jiffy/slab reefing system with two reefing points.
8. Reefing controls: Reefing lines, 2 reef points
9. Halyard leads: Deck organizers, turning blocks, and line stoppers.
10. Sheet controls: Genoa sheets, sheet leads, and adjustable cars.
11. Traveler controls: Traveler car and adjustment lines.
12. Roller furling: Schaefer 2100 headsail furling system, the published standard configuration.

Winches and line-handling hardware

1. Primary winches: Two Lewmar #48, two-speed, self-tailing winches.
2. Cabin-top winches: Two Lewmar #30, two-speed, self-tailing winches.
3. Winch handles: Removable handles appropriate for the installed winches.
4. Rope clutches: Single and double line stoppers for halyards and control lines.
5. Cam/clam cleats: For selected sail-control lines.
6. Deck organizers: Multi-sheave line organizers.
7. Turning blocks: Swivel, cheek, and other blocks for sail-control leads.
8. Jib/genoa tracks: Inboard cabin-side tracks and outboard toerail track provisions.
9. Track end stops: To retain adjustable cars.
10. Mooring cleats: Bow and stern cleats, approximately 10 inches long in the published configuration.
11. Padeyes and fairleads: For line routing and attachment.

1. Pedistal cover
2. Sheetbags
3. Winch hats
4. NEW Bimini and connector panel
5. Dodger with crystal clear stratoglass
6. Mainsail Cover
7. UV guard on jib
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