The Lagoon Sixty7 is a strong and powerful ocean cruising catamaran. From VPLP design this is a very well thought out and considered boat. Powered by the upgraded twin 440 HP Yanmar engines, offering an economical cruise speed of 10-12 knots, with a max speed of 15 knots.

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This DeFever 44 is bound to catch the eye of anyone looking for a reliable, comfortable, and capable cruiser—especially if you’re dreaming of long-range adventures or living aboard internationally. Designed by Arthur DeFever, a legend in the trawler world, this 44-foot flybridge motor yacht was his most popular model for good reason. It’s built tough with a solid fiberglass hull, a deep keel, and sturdy struts protecting the running gear, making it a seaworthy choice for tackling coastal waters. The displacement hull—steady and fuel-efficient—means you’re not burning through diesel like some lighter boats. You get a generous salon with a galley-up design—perfect for keeping the cook in the conversation—plus a full-beam master stateroom aft with a queen berth, ensuite head, and enough storage to settle in for months. The forward guest cabin has a V-berth for visitors, and the walk-in engine room is a mechanic’s dream—near stand-up headroom for easy maintenance. Add in the flybridge with its commanding views and roomy aft deck for lounging or entertaining, and you’ve got a boat that feels like a floating home without skimping on practicality. Owners love the walk-around decks for easy handling and the tender setup. For someone who values durability, comfort, and the freedom to roam, don’t let this one pass you by! https://www.yachtworld.com/yacht/1985-defever-44-trawler-9694624/

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Our final Iona Shakedown video is coming later tonight! We share some of the hidden gems that we found on board 😀 We also talk about the teething problems, and whether they had any impact on our enjoyment of the ship. Subscribe to catch the video as soon as it comes out! #shorts

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I sailed into Onomichi to escape a typhoon. It was ideal. 24 hours before the storm struck, I explored the town by bicycle. If you are a never-too-later like me check out the free resources at http://bit.ly/3w9OpUJ To Track Wahine please consider becoming a Patron or sponsor. http://bit.ly/3WmPG5r

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