1991 Oyster Lightwave 48

The Oyster Lightwave 48 is a bluewater sailing yacht designed by Carl Schumacher and built by Oyster Marine. At 48 feet in length with a 14-foot beam, she combines performance and seaworthiness for extended cruising. The fiberglass hull delivers durability and strength in ocean conditions, while the design emphasizes both speed and comfort for serious offshore sailing.

Powered by a Volvo Penta engine, the yacht is equipped for self-sufficient cruising. The accommodation layout supports extended voyages with the interior layout and furnishings typical of the Lightwave 48 design, offering practical living spaces for a cruising crew.

This yacht represents thoughtful design and build quality from Oyster Marine, known for producing robust offshore-capable vessels. The Lightwave 48 remains a capable platform for world cruising, combining the performance expectations of the design with the durability required for long-distance passages.