Alberg, 22 ft, 1983

This is a true vessel‑class sailboat, built in the era of thick, hand‑laid solid fiberglass hulls and conservative full‑keel architecture. Unlike modern production boats such as Beneteau, Jeanneau, Hunter, etc., the Alberg 22 does not suffer from core rot, deck delamination, hull flex, or hidden structural failures. These boats are known for their strength, reliability, and seaworthiness, not losing value over time — a forever boat when properly maintained.

✔ Structure & Sailing
Full‑keel design for stability and safety

Solid fiberglass hull (no core, no rot)

Classic Alberg lines and handling

Sleeps 4 — rare for a 22‑footer

Clean, freshly repainted interior

✔ Engine
2011 Mercury 6 HP outboard

Reliable, economical, easy to maintain

✔ Sails & Rigging
Mainsail in very good condition

Jib + genoa

Simple, honest rig — easy to sail single‑handed

✔ Equipment
Solar panel

GPS

VHF marine radio

New cabin fan

Jib bag

Swim ladder

Dock available at Oka Marina

Main sail, jib and genoa - all in excellent shape

2011 Mercury 6 HP outboard

GPS unit included
Uniden Marine Radio
Solar panel for off-grid power

Comfortable cabin housing 4 for overnights.

✔ Why This Boat Is Special
The Alberg 22 is part of the same vessel‑class lineage as the Alberg 30, Alberg 37, and Albin Vega. These boats are structurally immortal, retain their value, and offer a level of safety and longevity that modern cored boats cannot match.

If you’re looking for a reliable, honest, full‑keel cruiser that will last for decades, this is the right boat.