1992 1992 Endeavour Catamaran 30

Step aboard this Endeavour 30 and you’ll notice how much living space you get for a 30-footer. The wide beam carries forward, so the cockpit feels more like a floating patio than a typical sailboat cockpit, with plenty of room to relax under shade and still handle lines easily. Inside the bridgedeck salon, big windows keep things bright and airy, making it a comfortable spot to gather even at anchor. The twin hulls provide private cabins with good separation, ideal for couples or small families who want their own space. With shoal draft and light displacement, you can tuck into quiet, skinny-water anchorages powerboats pass right by, and still enjoy the stable, level ride catamarans are known for.

An Endeavour 30 catamaran is particularly well suited to these waters, where shifting sandbars, shallow bays, and tight inlets reward a shoal-draft, beamy platform. The twin hulls track steadily in choppy afternoon breezes, while the generous deck space makes it easy to move around under sail or at the dock. Ventilation and cabin volume are a real advantage in warm, humid conditions, giving you more comfort at anchor without needing a huge systems footprint. Its manageable size keeps marina fees reasonable and docking less stressful, yet it still offers the stability and room of a much larger monohull, ideal for weekend cruising and relaxed coastal exploration.