2003 Arima Sea Legend

The 2003 Arima Sea Legend is a 22-foot fiberglass pilothouse designed for serious coastal work and exploration. Powered by a Honda 225 outboard engine with approximately 1,000 hours of service, it includes a kicker motor for fuel efficiency and precise maneuvering. The boat rides on a dual-axle trailer equipped with new tires, wheel bearings, and spare tire.

The pilothouse encloses the helm and provides weather protection for extended time on the water. Below deck and throughout the cabin, the layout prioritizes storage and practical accommodation for diving, camping, and overnight trips. A bait and lobster tank, hardwired refrigerator with freezer capability, and portable toilet support extended cruising. Underwater lights and a roof rack with custom storage complete the equipment package.

Systems throughout the boat have received significant attention. The electrical setup includes three battery banks and 200 watts of solar power for off-grid capability. New Raymarine electronics and radar provide navigation and safety tools. Trim tabs aid handling in varied sea conditions. All fuel lines are new, and the hull itself is known for capable rough water performance. The boat has accumulated the upgrades and maintenance necessary to support frequent offshore use.