ENDEAVOURCAT 30

About the ENDEAVOURCAT 30

Similar to the SYMONS 30 and AMERICAT 3014.

The Endeavourcat 30 is a fractional sloop catamaran designed by Endeavour/Cortland Steck and built by Endeavour International Corp. (USA) in 1992. With a displacement of 7000.0 lb and a beam of 14.5 ft, this model represents a specific era of American catamaran production, though the exact total hulls built remains unconfirmed.

Best for:

This vessel suits coastal cruisers and weekend sailors who prioritize shallow draft access and easy handling over heavy offshore endurance. Its fractional sloop rig and relatively light displacement make it manageable for smaller crews or single-handers in protected waters.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 3.04 and a comfort ratio of 10.83, the Endeavourcat 30 is designed for coastal cruising rather than serious bluewater passagemaking. Its light displacement of 7000.0 lb and short max draft of 2.83 ft favor agility and access to shallow anchorages over heavy-weather stability.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include other 30-foot production catamarans from the early 1990s, such as the Lagoon 30 or Fountaine-Pajot models, which share similar fractional sloop rigs and target the coastal cruising market. These vessels offer similar beam-to-length ratios and fractional rigging configurations for ease of sail handling.