I have currently arranged for the purchase of a 1991 SeaPearl 21. I have long yearned to reacquire this fine beach cruiser for my leisure day sailing. Belle is a great cruising boat for longer trips, but the SeaPearl 21 is the right boat for spontaneous adventure and day sailing on a moments notice. With her 10 minutes to sailing readiness, she invites impromtu adventure maximizing sailing pleasure and minimizing launch and retrieval drudgery. 

This boat will need some maintenance and upgrading, but she is a solid boat with very little standing in the way of lots of fun sailing time. Watch this page for progress reports as I upgrade her. My plans include a complete paint job, through hull refurbishment, pop-up pram cabin and Tonneau Cover as well as a rear bimini. I think she serve me well for my day sailing and beach cruising needs. So far, I hate to admit, this will make my second SeaPearl 21 mono. I have also own a SeaPearl trimaran, two SeaPearl 28’s and a Rob Roy 23. Boat poor, I tell you!

My “new” SeaPearl 21 “Cadenza” is on the right above and below.

Photos by Addison Le Plate

Sailing Cadenza when she still belonged to Addison

12/08/2007 Well she’s all mine. Further inspection shows she has a cabin, center cockpit bimini and anchor package. I need to pick up and anchor and rode and she will be sail ready. I have ordered a winter cover and a aft bimini. The sails are on the way to Sailcare for refurbishment. The 3 hp Yamaha is in great shape so we are just about ready to sail. 

Today I did the upgrade for the booms. Below are the pictures. 

Boom end as sold in 1990. 

Marking the boom to remove 2 inches as prescribed by Marine Concepts.

Riviting in the new fitting.

Tools used for the job.