2006 Endeavour 40 Trawler Catamaran

This 2006 Endeavour 40 is a fiberglass catamaran built for comfortable cruising and extended travel. Twin 240-horsepower Yammer diesels drive the boat directly through protected shaft tunnels, delivering a cruising speed of 8.5 knots. The 40-foot hull spans 16 feet at the beam, providing the stability and interior volume that defines the design.

The boat features an enclosed pilothouse with a generous bridge equipped with duplicate controls, giving clear visibility and command of the engine and navigation systems from multiple locations. An open galley with island counter, recliner, stools, and settee seating anchor the main living space. The master stateroom and guest cabin sit forward, each with private ensuite heads and showers. Headroom throughout is a comfortable 6 feet 6 inches.

Recent work includes new canvas and upholstery, new forward deck cushions, fresh windshield seals, and updated water and waste pumps. Ground tackle has been upgraded with an 80-pound Manson anchor and 50-pound plow anchor both controlled by a new windlass. A new cutlass bearing and bottom paint were completed in 2025.

Power systems include a 6-kilowatt Northern Lights generator backed by 1,260 watts of solar panels feeding a 1,200-amp-hour lithium battery bank. A water maker with new plumbing, washer/dryer, wine cooler, dripless shaft seals, and fuel polishing system round out the accommodations. Navigation and communication feature Raymarine and Garmin chartplotters, radar, weather capability, AIS, and satellite internet. Underwater lights, stainless steel railings and pulpits complete the package.