Endeavourcat 36 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Catamaran · multihull

Rig

Fractional Sloop

LOA

36' · 10.97 m

Displ.

9,250 lbs · 4,196 kg

The Endeavourcat 36 represents a pivotal moment in American multihull history, marking Endeavour Catamaran Corp.’s transition from traditional monohulls to specialized cruising catamarans. Launched in the early 1990s and built in Clearwater, Florida, the 36 was designed with a specific niche in mind: providing the stability and volume of a multihull while maintaining a 15foot beam, allowing it to fit into standard monohull slips. This "slipfriendly" philosophy, combined with a shallow 2’ 9” draft, made the vessel an immediate favorite for coastal cruisers and Great Loop enthusiasts who needed to balance living space with marina accessibility. While early models were primarily sailing catamarans (often referred to as the Sport 36), the hull’s success eventually led to the development of the TrawlerCat 36, which removed the mast in favor of larger twin diesels and a more powercentric cruising profile.