2013 2013 Catalina Morgan 440

Step aboard and you’ll notice how easy this 440 makes passagemaking feel. The wide side decks, inboard shrouds, and secure handholds let you move forward with confidence in a seaway. Below, the galley is laid out for real cooking underway, with generous counter space and intelligent storage that keeps gear quiet and accessible. The aft cabin offers a true retreat with excellent ventilation and a berth you can actually stretch out in, even on longer passages. Thoughtful touches—like well-placed grab rails, abundant natural light, and a nav station sized for modern electronics and paper charts—show this was designed by sailors who’ve done serious miles offshore.

For these waters—where you might see everything from short afternoon hops to multi-day coastal legs—the Catalina Morgan 440 hits a sweet spot. Her moderate draft gives access to skinny channels and tucked-away anchorages, while still offering the stability and power you want when the weather pipes up offshore. The large, secure cockpit is ideal for watching for crab pots and traffic in busy channels, yet comfortable enough for evenings at anchor. Generous tankage and a seakindly hull shape mean you’re not tied to the dock, and the blend of performance and comfort makes this a capable liveaboard platform for exploring the wider region.