Voyager 26 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · full

Rig

Cutter

LOA

25.75' · 7.85 m

Disp.

6,600 lbs · 2,994 kg

First year

1979

Introduced in 1979, the Voyager 26 is a classic doubleended pocket cruiser designed by naval architect Daniel J. Avoures. Emerging during the height of the fiberglass cruising boom, the boat was conceived as a highly capable, seaworthy pocket voyager for sailors looking to venture offshore without the financial burden or handling complexity of a larger yacht. Inspired by the legendary doubleenders of Colin Archer and William Atkin, Avoures sought to combine traditional seakeeping aesthetics with modernized underbody lines that would yield superior performance compared to historic wooden cruisers. Built over its production run by three different builders—including Voyager Marine, Ocean Marine, and later Nimble Boat Works—the design remained remarkably consistent, with each yard maintaining high construction standards. The resulting boat is a tough, heavydisplacement, fullkeel pocket cruiser that punches far above its weight class in offshore resilience.