2005 Carver 560 Voyager

The Carver 560 Voyager is a 56-foot pilothouse motor yacht powered by twin Cummins QSM11 diesel engines rated at 675 horsepower each. Built on a fiberglass hull, the yacht combines a raised pilothouse with excellent all-around visibility, a full flybridge with secondary helm, and an expansive open-concept salon. The design prioritizes both cruising capability and entertaining space, with wide side decks, a generous teak-covered cockpit, and a large swim platform making deck movement safe and practical.

The interior layout centers on three staterooms and two heads. The master suite amidships is full-beam with a centerline queen berth, ensuite head, and separate shower stall. Forward sits a VIP guest stateroom with queen berth, while a third cabin offers twin bunks. The galley spans the full beam of the main deck and is equipped with a refrigerator/freezer, electric cooktop, separate oven, microwave/convection unit, and double stainless-steel sinks. The main salon features expansive windows, high-gloss wood cabinetry, and entertainment systems throughout.

Navigation and propulsion systems are comprehensive: the pilothouse helm carries Furuno radar, GPS, chartplotter, and autopilot, with a secondary helm station on the flybridge. The yacht includes bow and stern thrusters, a Kohler 22 kW generator, reverse-cycle heating and air conditioning, a diesel furnace, and an FCI Aquamister+ water maker rated at 400 gallons per day. Additional equipment includes a 12-foot Novurania tender with 40 horsepower four-stroke Yamaha outboard and a wireless remote yacht controller for docking and maneuvering.

Recent work includes new anti-fouling paint applied approximately one year ago, replacement of the pilothouse front windows, servicing of the air conditioning system, and installation of a new hot water heater. Engine hours stand at approximately 1,390 for the main engines and 2,420 for the generator.