2002 Endeavour Trawler Cat 2002 Endeavour Trawler Cat 36

Step aboard and you immediately notice how quiet and relaxed everything feels underway. The twin hulls slice instead of slam, so coffee stays in the mug and conversation stays at normal volume. Wide, level side decks and solid rails make line handling calm instead of acrobatic, and the cockpit has enough space to actually use your deck chairs instead of tripping over them. Inside, the separation of cabins gives real privacy for guests, and there’s generous storage tucked everywhere—lockers, drawers, and deep cubbies sized for real cruising gear, not just weekend bags. The shallow draft opens up anchorages others tiptoe past, while the protected props and rudders offer extra peace of mind when you nose in close to the beach.

This 36-foot power cat hits a sweet spot for local waters: efficient twin diesels for long runs between harbors, yet compact enough to tuck into the smaller, more protected marinas and coves. The raised pilothouse and big windows are a huge advantage when picking your way through rock-studded channels or watching for logs and tide rips, and the stable catamaran platform is a gift when afternoon breezes kick up a chop. Ample tankage and the ability to live comfortably at anchor make extended gunkholing practical, while the roomy cockpit and swim step let you launch the tender, fish, or drop crab pots without feeling cramped.