Built by Passport Yachts, this substantial cruising sailboat represents the builder's commitment to blue-water capability and traditional construction methods. The design emphasizes seaworthiness and comfort for extended offshore passages, making it particularly appealing to serious cruising sailors who prioritize safety and reliability over pure speed. Passport's reputation for building robust, well-engineered vessels shines through in this model, which features the yard's characteristic attention to structural integrity and systems integration. The boat's design philosophy centers on creating a platform capable of handling challenging offshore conditions while providing the creature comforts necessary for long-term cruising. With its moderate displacement hull form and conservative sail plan, this Passport offers predictable handling characteristics that inspire confidence in experienced sailors. The interior layout typically maximizes livability without sacrificing the structural strength that Passport owners have come to expect. While production numbers remained relatively limited, those who chose this model generally did so for its proven offshore capabilities and the builder's sterling reputation in the blue-water cruising community. The boat appeals most to sailors seeking a well-built platform for serious coastal and offshore cruising adventures.
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How much does a Passport 50 weigh?
The Passport 50 has a displacement of 34,000.00 lb and a length overall (LOA) of 50.00 ft.
Who designed the Passport 50?
The Passport 50 was designed by Robert Perry, first built in 1994.