2002 PDQ PDQ Power Catamaran MV/34 Passagemaker

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the catamaran hulls give you a stable platform at rest and underway, turning choppy days into easy cruising. The wide beam creates a generous salon and cockpit footprint, so guests can move between inside and outside without that cramped “single-hull shuffle.” Large windows keep the interior bright, with great sightlines from the helm for docking and close-quarters maneuvering. The twin engines are spaced well apart, making pivot turns surprisingly simple, even without a bow thruster. Thoughtful touches like easy engine-room access, molded-in steps, and safe, walkable side decks make this PDQ feel purpose-built for real-world cruising, not just dockside lounging.

In these waters, conditions can swing from glassy calm to short, steep chop in a single tide change, and that’s where the PDQ MV/34 really shines. The power catamaran hull softens the ride while keeping fuel burn impressively low at typical cruising speeds. Shallow draft lets you slide into skinny creeks, anchorages, and tucked-away marinas that deeper monohulls have to pass by. Visibility from the helm is ideal for navigating busy channels, crab pots, and weekend traffic. With comfortable accommodations and an efficient layout, this model is perfectly suited for long day trips, extended weekends, and seasonal cruising throughout the surrounding bays and river systems.