2007 Navigator 44 Classic

The Navigator 44 Classic is a traditionally styled pilothouse motoryacht built on a solid fiberglass hull. Introduced in 2002, the model is recognized for its rugged construction, practical layout, and strong value proposition in the cruising market. This 44-footer spans 15 feet in beam and is powered by twin 370-horsepower Volvo Penta D6 diesel engines, delivering efficient cruising performance in the high teens with a top speed near 20 knots.

The interior centers on a two-stateroom layout designed for extended cruising. The raised pilothouse level houses the galley and dinette, positioned just two steps above the main salon and creating clear separation between living and entertaining spaces. Below, the salon features an L-shaped settee, centerline entertainment cabinetry, rich lacquered cherry joinery, Corian countertops, plush carpeting, and vinyl overhead panels. A starboard-side companionway leads to two staterooms: a forward guest cabin with a queen island berth and a spacious master stateroom with a full queen berth. Two heads serve the accommodations.

The flybridge is generously proportioned, with twin L-shaped settees positioned aft of the helm creating an entertaining space and commanding sightlines while underway. The aft boat deck is spacious enough to accommodate a 10-foot Caribe tender, which is launched and recovered using a Brower WC750 davit system.