Sargo 36 Fly Review (2021 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

The yacht has a fantastic robustness, evident in its chunky sections of rubber and practical design, including easy access to the drives. The boat's flybridge has a functional and useful design, including seats that can be configured for entertaining. There is a helm position here on the flybridge, which offers a fantastic view.

The Sargo 36 Fly is a walk-around style of boat, with a big seating area and a functional galley. One highlighted feature is the diesel-fired hob, which doesn’t require a generator to operate. The boat also has ample storage and offers a spacious helm with side doors for easy access when docking.

The boat's Finnish engineering is admired, with note to its well-engineered and practical features, such as pantograph wipers and forward sloping windscreens. The boat's interior includes an owner's cabin in the bow, a day head with direct access from the forward cabin, and a separate cabin at the other end of the boat. This layout provides privacy and functionality.

The boat's engine space, accessed via an electric hatch, houses a pair of Volvo D6-340 horsepower engines that give the boat a top speed of about 34 knots. The cruising speed is 23 knots with a range of around 300 nm.

Nick praises the Sargo 36 Fly's practicality and robustness, noting that it's more about function over form. He regards it as a 'going places boat', perfect for serious offshore cruising. Despite its functional ethos, Nick also acknowledges the boat's quality and neat finishes.

Overall, it's apparent that Nick is impressed with the Sargo 36 Fly. He appreciates both its practicality and quality, seeing it as a great option for those who enjoy serious offshore cruising.