1999 Carver 530 Voyager Pilothouse

The 1999 Carver 530 Voyager Pilothouse is a 53-foot fiberglass motor yacht built on a deep-vee hull. Twin Cummins 6CTA 8.3-M diesel engines produce 900 hp combined, driving the boat through an inboard configuration with direct drive. The flybridge layout provides multiple command stations and outdoor entertaining spaces, while a pilothouse offers protected control and observation.

The interior accommodates three cabins and two heads across a well-appointed layout. The owner's stateroom spans the full beam and includes an ensuite with tub and shower. A forward VIP cabin features a queen v-berth with private access to a shared head. The bunkroom contains two single berths. The main salon is fitted with a sectional and captain's chairs, supported by a full galley with a three-burner electric cooktop, convection oven, microwave, dual refrigerators, dishwasher, and trash compactor. A flat-screen television and integrated Bose stereo system serve the interior spaces.

The pilothouse incorporates an autopilot, VHF radio, bow thruster with foot controls, and sectional seating. The flybridge offers a polycarbonate enclosure, dining area with table, dedicated chartplotter and autopilot, VHF, icemaker, sink, and Fusion stereo. Navigation electronics include a Simrad NNS12Evo3 chartplotter and Simrad Haolo 20+ radar on the flybridge. The cockpit features SeaDek flooring, bimini shade, and a Magma grill.

Recent work includes new batteries, a rebuilt bow thruster and hydraulic ram, new bottom paint, a rebuilt water heater with heat exchanger, seawater and fresh water pump replacements, new navigation and autopilot systems, new flybridge enclosure, bimini top, and underwater lights. A six-person Revere life raft, EPIRB, and automatic fender system are installed. The engine room houses a water maker, generator, inverter, battery charger, oil change pump, and fire suppression system.