1995 Passport 47 AC Plan B

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the center cockpit and aft cabin layout give you real separation of living spaces, rare in this size range. The “Plan B” arrangement opens up the salon and galley, making it feel more like a small yacht apartment than a typical cruiser. Generous tankage and thoughtful storage mean you can provision heavily without cluttering the cabin. On deck, the secure cockpit, wide side decks, and substantial handholds inspire confidence when the breeze pipes up. Under sail, the boat’s balanced hull and cutter‑style sail plan shine on longer passages, with a motion that stays kind to crew when the seas get lumpy.

In these waters, where conditions can shift from light afternoon breezes to punchy squalls, the Passport 47 AC Plan B’s offshore pedigree is a real advantage. Its center cockpit keeps you high, dry, and with excellent visibility when threading busy channels or picking your way through crab pots and shoals. The protected companionway and solid dodger area make sudden weather changes far less stressful. Below, the deep, secure galley and seagoing berths are ideal for overnight runs or waiting out a front at anchor. With its ample storage and tankage, this model is equally at home weekending in sheltered coves or stretching out for a season of coastal cruising.