Endeavourcat 30

Introduced in 1992 by Endeavour International Corp., this compact catamaran represents a thoughtful approach to affordable multihull cruising. Designed by Cortland Steck in collaboration with Endeavour, the boat stretches 30 feet overall with a generous 14.5-foot beam that provides impressive interior volume and deck space for its size. The shallow 2.83-foot draft makes this catamaran ideal for exploring skinny waters, accessing secluded anchorages, and beaching when necessary. With no daggerboards or asymmetric hulls, the design prioritizes simplicity and ease of handling over ultimate performance. The fractional sloop rig keeps the sail plan manageable while still providing respectable sailing ability with 482 square feet of working sail area. Construction features fiberglass hulls with polypropylene foam core, delivering a good strength-to-weight ratio while keeping displacement at a reasonable 7,000 pounds. The modest 25-horsepower engine provides adequate auxiliary power for maneuvering in tight quarters or motorsailing in light air. This boat suits coastal cruising couples or small families seeking the stability, space, and shallow-water capabilities of a catamaran without the complexity of higher-performance designs. While not built for serious offshore passages or competitive racing, it offers comfortable day sailing and weekend cruising with excellent load-carrying capacity.

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