1993 Atkin Ingrid

This 1993 Atkin Ingrid carries the kind of sheer and bow overhang that turns heads in every anchorage, with the comfort of a deep, secure cockpit and stout bulwarks that keep crew feeling safe offshore. The ketch rig spreads sail area into easily managed pieces, ideal for short-handed passagemaking or taming a rising breeze without drama. Below, Ingrids are known for their cozy, ship-like interiors: deep storage, seakindly berths, and a layout that works underway as well as at anchor. The generous tankage and heavy displacement give a reassuring motion in a blow, while the canoe stern sheds following seas gracefully. This is a boat for sailors who value character, seakeeping, and self-reliance over the latest fashion.

In this region, where conditions can shift from flat calm to steep chop in a single afternoon, the Atkin Ingrid’s heavy displacement and full keel come into their own. The hull tracks steadily through confused seas, and the protected rudder is a real asset when debris or shallows are part of the local cruising picture. The ketch rig allows flexible sail plans for variable winds common here, from reefed main and staysail to an easygoing mizzen and jib combination. With good tankage, ample storage, and a comfortable motion at anchor, an Ingrid makes extended stays in quiet coves or long coastal hops both practical and enjoyable in these waters.