2006 Endeavour Catamaran Trawler Cat 38

Step aboard and you’ll notice what really sets this Trawler Cat 38 apart: the footprint feels more like a much larger yacht. Wide, level side decks and sturdy railings make line handling and anchoring comfortable, even short-handed. The salon’s expansive windows flood the interior with light and give you nearly 360-degree visibility from the lower helm. Generous headroom and a surprisingly open stateroom layout make it easy to live aboard for weeks, not just weekends. The shallow draft invites you to poke into quiet coves and tucked-away anchorages that deeper monohulls avoid, while the twin-hull stability keeps drinks — and nerves — steady when the chop kicks up.

In these waters, conditions can change quickly, and the Trawler Cat 38’s stable catamaran platform shines when afternoon breezes stack up a short, confused sea. The efficiency at trawler speeds means you can cover long stretches of coastline or island-hop without constantly hunting for a fuel dock. Its modest draft lets you explore skinny-water bays, sandbars, and protected creeks that are off-limits to many traditional powerboats. With generous deck space and a comfortable, airy salon, it’s just as well suited to casual sunset cruises with friends as it is to multi-day passages between harbors in this varied cruising ground.