2001 Voyage 440

The Voyage 440 Tourmaline is an Alexander Simonis design, built in South Africa and made to cross oceans. 

You will not find a more turnkey cruising catamaran under $300k!!

New Engines & Sail Drives in 2023

New Standing Rigging, Watermaker, Solar, Dinghy, AGM battery bank in 2022

plus so much more (detailed below)

5.5 kw Next gen genset 2200 hrs, Aircon/Reverse Cycle Heat

DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY!

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2023:

New engines 9/23 (3JH40 Yanmar) approx. 30 hours

New Saildrives 9/23 (SD60 no cone clutch)

New fixed 3 blade props 9/23

New fuel lines for engines 9/23

Bottom job/paint 8/23

Lewmar Ocean Series Escape hatch replaced and rotated 180 deg 7/23

Reconfigure Racor fuel filters for redundancy 9/23

New cockpit cushions 10/23

Compass replaced 5/23

Vhf/repeater mic replaced 4/23

Sails serviced Genoa/Schreecher 3/22 and Main 8/23

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2022:

New standing rigging (including dyneema rigging for bow sprit so it easy folds up) 4/22

Mast rewired and lights/antenna replaced Led nav lights/Bulbs 4/22

New running rigging 8/22

2022 Dinghy with 20hp Tohatsu ( approx. 150hrs)

Trampolines restrung and slides replaced 3/22

New inverter/charger 4/22

New batteries (AGM) 5/22

New battery monitors 6/22

New anemometer 4/22

New mattresses 4/22

New Bimini enclosure 6/22

New helm seat cushions 7/22

New Solar (850w on 3ea controllers) 10/22

New water maker (seawater pro 20 gph 120v) 10/22

New Washing Machine 10/22

New 85lb Mantus anchor and swivel 3/22

Galley Refrigerator replaced 8/22

Electric cooler installed 6/22

Salon TV replaced 9/22

Many 12v fans replaced

All fixed windows resealed 2022

The following is excerpted from the 2002 Boat of the Year Award for the Voyage 440

In awarding the boat Overall honors, Cruising World magazine said: “Of the structure, a judge said, ‘Every multihull takes enough time getting through the wind that you’ve got torsional loads going through the skins, and, man, this one was a tight as a good guitar body.’ Of the sailplan, one judge said, ‘They really had their bases covered for a variety of wind ranges in a very safe way. Of the deck layout, another judge said, ‘Wherever you walked, you had a feeling that it was the most appropriate pathway to where you were going.’ Of the systems, a judge said, ‘The electrical panel was absolutely 4.0, and the fuel tank forward was as fine an execution as I have ever seen.’ For these reasons and others, the judges called her the Best Cruising Multihull for 2002.

One judge said ‘She’s the first multihull I’ve seen that I really consider a prime yacht and a functional cruiser.’ Said another, ‘Everything about this boat indicates that it’s seriously made for going to sea. Without any hesitation, you could hang the word ‘passagemaker’ on it and your conscience would be at ease.’ It’s the first time in the contest’s nine year history that the overall boat of the year award goes to a multihull. Congratulations to the folks at Voyage Yachts in Cape Town, South Africa.”