Well maintained and much-loved 36 ft cruising yacht with spacious accommodation (2 cabins plus saloon), central cockpit and Vetus diesel engine. Well equipped with Raymarine navigation, solar panels, autopilot and furling headsail. Recent updates include new headlining (2024), Rocna anchor (2024), kedge anchor (2025), engine service (2025) and rib & outboard (2023). Currently on the hard in Nidri, Greece. Selling due to work commitments and simply not being able to use her as much as she deserves.... read more

BOAT CURRENTLY OUT OF THE WATER FOR ANNUAL MAINTENANCE I have to say this Westerly Conway 36 is the best one I have ever seen she has had a beautiful professional refit with no expense spared The standard of workmanship and the quality of materials used during the refurbishment are of the highest order. The teak and joinery inside and out has been extremely well done. She wants for nothing regarding navigation instrumentation. She has a watermaker and a new engine in 2011. The refit of this cherished classic yacht consisted of fitting teak-laid decks, new upholstery, replacing many inte... read more

Offered here is a thoroughly prepared and genuinely capable bluewater cruiser — a 1978 Westerly Conway ketch that has been comprehensively upgraded over the past several years with an Atlantic crossing firmly in mind. Built by Westerly Yachts in Waterlooville to a design by Lauren Charles, the Conway is one of the most trusted centre-cockpit cruisers of her era, and this example represents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a serious passage-maker at a sensible price. Construction & Deck The GRP hull, deck and superstructure are in good order, the topsides finished in white with a disti... read more

The Westerly Conway, a centre-cockpit ketch variant of the very popular 1970s hull (also formed the Solway, Galway and others in the typical Westerly way), is considered the amongst the best of the golden years of British boatbuilding. Although they were fitted out with differing interior layouts the defining feature of the Conway was the ability to access the aft cabin without having to go outboard. She lends herself as a liveaboard well, double cabins each end, a comfortable saloon and lots of usable storage but equally they have a good reputation as easily handled, sea-kindly sailing yac... read more