2011 Back Cove 30

The 2011 Back Cove 30 is a fiberglass cruiser built for serious Pacific Northwest voyaging. Powered by a Cummins QSD 350-horsepower diesel engine, she delivers a cruising speed of 19 knots with a maximum speed of 24 knots and is equipped with trim tabs for improved handling. The boat features a factory-installed hardback enclosure, making her well-suited to regional weather conditions.

The accommodation plan includes a single head and sleeping berths throughout the cabin spaces. The galley is outfitted with a Wallas diesel two-burner stove and cabin heater for comfort during extended stays. Navigation and communication systems include a Raymarine GPS, sonar, and radar unit, Raymarine autopilot, Icom VHF radio, and AIS 600. Onboard power comes from a Freedom Marine 2500-watt inverter paired with four 6-volt sealed lead acid batteries.

Additional features enhance both function and comfort: a stern thruster and anchor windlass for seamless maneuvering, a hydraulic Weaver davit system for tender handling, and canvas bimini and window covers for weather protection. Recent maintenance included engine service, teak cleaning, and hull and house waxing.