2002 Voyage 440
Tubará, Colombiaon the market since 17 days
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S/V Carpe Ventum is a Puerto Velero based 2002 Voyage 440
The Voyage 440 is a proven bluewater platform — winner of Cruising World’s Boat of the Year 2002 and Best Cruising Multihull 2002, and the first multihull to win the overall sailboat of the year award. Judges praised the model for its exceptional blend of performance, build quality and attention to detail, qualities that established the 2001–2004 owner’s versions as a benchmark for production cruising cats. Most examples have seen only one or two owners since new, evidence of their longevity and desirability.
This particular Voyage 440 is a true ocean‑going, live‑aboard catamaran presented in excellent condition and ready for immediate cruising. The wide beam delivers generous interior volume and comfortable separation of accommodations. The practical, fully equipped galley-up layout supports easy provisioning, meal preparation and socializing while underway or at anchor. The three-cabin owner’s configuration offers three queen‑sized berths, providing spacious private cabins ideally suited for family or extended cruising crew. The solid construction and quality joinery are evident throughout — the fit and finish consistently impress visitors, who often assume the boat is much newer than it is. Built to last, this Voyage will outlive many more recent production boats constructed to lower standards. If you are seeking a seaworthy, comfortable and well-engineered bluewater catamaran with a pedigree for offshore passagemaking, this Voyage 440 is an exceptional candidate for your next adventure.
Specifications
Name S/V Carpe Ventum
Make Voyage
Model 440
Year 2002
Type Multihull Sailboat
Builder Voyage Yachts (Capetown, South Africa)
Designer Alex Simonis
Construction Hand laid up GRP construction using multi-layers of Quadraxial glass robing, Isophithalic & Orthophithalic polyester resin & other highest grade material. Closed cell PVC foam core, vacuum bonded for stiffness, strength & minimal weight. Marine ply & balsa core on critical structure bulkheads for added strength & stiffness. Reinforced fitting area for rudders, keels, mast, chain plates, & deck fittings. Forward water tight compartments with horizontal bulkheads. Skeg supported rudders. Low aspect reinforced keels.
Cabins 3
Heads 2
Galley Up
Dimensions
Loa 13.3m (43FT 7 inches)
Lwl 12.35m (40FT 5 inches)
Beam 7.65m (25FT 1 inch)
Headroom 1.9m (6FT 4 inches)
Draft 1.25m (4FT 1 inch)
Mast Height 18.9m (62FT 0 inches)
Tankage
Fuel Tanks 400 liters (106 US gal )
Water Tanks 400 liters (106 US gal )
Holding Tanks 200 litres ( 53 US gal )
Performance
Engines 2x Yanmar 3JH3E with sail drives
Engine Hours 6000
Fuel Consumption 0.75 gal/hour/engine
Generator Fisher Panda 5Kw
Gen Hours 1500
Wiring 110V
Displacement 10,000kg (22,000lbs)
Speed 7 to 10 knots
Sails Mainsail Mack sail full batten 3 reefs (2020) good
Genoa: Mack sail furling (2020) good
Screecher: On a curler in the bowsprit Fareastsail (2023) good
Spinnaker: North Sail A2 asymmetric spinnaker in a sox (2002)good
Storm sail: goes on the inner forestay (2002) never used.
The Voyage 440 is a proven bluewater platform — winner of Cruising World’s Boat of the Year 2002 and Best Cruising Multihull 2002, and the first multihull to win the overall sailboat of the year award. Judges praised the model for its exceptional blend of performance, build quality and attention to detail, qualities that established the 2001–2004 owner’s versions as a benchmark for production cruising cats. Most examples have seen only one or two owners since new, evidence of their longevity and desirability.
This particular Voyage 440 is a true ocean‑going, live‑aboard catamaran presented in excellent condition and ready for immediate cruising. The wide beam delivers generous interior volume and comfortable separation of accommodations. The practical, fully equipped galley-up layout supports easy provisioning, meal preparation and socializing while underway or at anchor. The three-cabin owner’s configuration offers three queen‑sized berths, providing spacious private cabins ideally suited for family or extended cruising crew. The solid construction and quality joinery are evident throughout — the fit and finish consistently impress visitors, who often assume the boat is much newer than it is. Built to last, this Voyage will outlive many more recent production boats constructed to lower standards. If you are seeking a seaworthy, comfortable and well-engineered bluewater catamaran with a pedigree for offshore passagemaking, this Voyage 440 is an exceptional candidate for your next adventure.
Specifications
Name S/V Carpe Ventum
Make Voyage
Model 440
Year 2002
Type Multihull Sailboat
Builder Voyage Yachts (Capetown, South Africa)
Designer Alex Simonis
Construction Hand laid up GRP construction using multi-layers of Quadraxial glass robing, Isophithalic & Orthophithalic polyester resin & other highest grade material. Closed cell PVC foam core, vacuum bonded for stiffness, strength & minimal weight. Marine ply & balsa core on critical structure bulkheads for added strength & stiffness. Reinforced fitting area for rudders, keels, mast, chain plates, & deck fittings. Forward water tight compartments with horizontal bulkheads. Skeg supported rudders. Low aspect reinforced keels.
Cabins 3
Heads 2
Galley Up
Dimensions
Loa 13.3m (43FT 7 inches)
Lwl 12.35m (40FT 5 inches)
Beam 7.65m (25FT 1 inch)
Headroom 1.9m (6FT 4 inches)
Draft 1.25m (4FT 1 inch)
Mast Height 18.9m (62FT 0 inches)
Tankage
Fuel Tanks 400 liters (106 US gal )
Water Tanks 400 liters (106 US gal )
Holding Tanks 200 litres ( 53 US gal )
Performance
Engines 2x Yanmar 3JH3E with sail drives
Engine Hours 6000
Fuel Consumption 0.75 gal/hour/engine
Generator Fisher Panda 5Kw
Gen Hours 1500
Wiring 110V
Displacement 10,000kg (22,000lbs)
Speed 7 to 10 knots
Sails Mainsail Mack sail full batten 3 reefs (2020) good
Genoa: Mack sail furling (2020) good
Screecher: On a curler in the bowsprit Fareastsail (2023) good
Spinnaker: North Sail A2 asymmetric spinnaker in a sox (2002)good
Storm sail: goes on the inner forestay (2002) never used.
