With nearly 800 built, the Islander 36 is one of the most popular and beloved 36-foot sailboats ever produced — and for good reason. Renowned for its balance of performance, comfort, and durability, the 36 continues to boast one of the most active one-design fleets on the Bay. Her skeg-hung rudder and keel-stepped mast deliver a stiff, confident ride in the typical summer breezes while remaining responsive and well-mannered in light air.

CAPTAIN HOOKE stands out as a beautifully maintained example of this classic design. The current owner has invested thoughtfully in both preservation and upgrades, blending timeless Islander craftsmanship with modern ease of sailing. From her recently refinished mast and standing rigging to her newer main and roller furling jib, and beautifully redone interior cushions, this vessel is turn-key ready for her next adventure.

Boats like this don’t stay on the market long—call our San Rafael office today to schedule a showing and see why “CAPTAIN HOOKE” deserves your attention!


Accommodations & Layout
Comfortable and thoughtfully designed interior with 6’4” headroom throughout:


Forward V-berth with insert
Head to port, with hanging locker opposite
Salon with settees to port and starboard, and a clever folding bulkhead-mounted dinette at centerline
Nav station aft to port with large quarter berth
Galley opposite the nav table to starboard



Galley
Fully equipped and ready for cruising:


Deep stainless steel sink with pressure water
Large icebox
Gas Systems three-burner stove with oven (LNG)




Electrical



110V AC / 12V DC systems
30-amp shore power service




Sails & Rigging



Aluminum keel-stepped mast with double spreaders
1x19 stainless steel shrouds
Aluminum boom
Winches: Two Barient #27 self-tailing, two #32 self-tailing one and two #21s



Newer main and roller furling jib




Deck & Hull



Hand-laid FRP hull with cored decks
Lead fin keel and spade rudder
Last hauled and bottom painted: June 2018 w quarterly dive service
#20 Bruce anchor on bow roller with chain and line rode