2001 Great Harbour GH47

The Great Harbour GH47 is a 47-foot fiberglass trawler designed for extended cruising in varied water conditions. Built in 2001, this yacht features a wide 15.8-foot beam and shallow draft of less than 3 feet, enabling exploration of coastal shallows and inland waterways. Twin 200-horsepower Yanmar diesel engines deliver a cruising speed of 7.4 knots, while the hull's hard chines contribute to a stable ride in a range of sea states. Skeg-protected props add durability for shallow-water operation.

The interior provides three cabins and three heads, with spacious layouts oriented toward long-range comfort. Full-size household appliances and abundant storage support extended time away from shore infrastructure. Large fuel, water, and holding tanks are sized for prolonged cruising without frequent resupply.

This particular yacht has cruised America's Great Loop and is equipped and maintained for continued distant voyaging, whether in coastal waters, the Bahamas, Caribbean, or inland river systems.