Yacht for Sale | 44 Cabo Yachts Humarock, MA

Cruising Speed: 30 kn
Maximum Speed: 38 kn
Beam: 16' 6''
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Fuel Tank: 1 x 800|gallon

The 44 HTX’s cockpit sports Cabo’s signature trio of hatches — two concealing massive, macerated fish boxes and a third providing access to the lazarette. Fitted with cold plates, the fish boxes keep a tuna chilled for hours without any ice. The livewell, with a viewing pane for keeping tabs on the bait, is on centerline at the transom. Let the hatches fall shut and all you get is a silent whoosh as the air escapes. If you prefer to fish lures or rigged dead baits, you can opt out of the livewell altogether.

Anticipating anglers’ desires for a fighting chair, Cabo laminates an aluminum plate into the sole, ready to be tapped for the pedestal bolts. Additionally, the platform on the portside mezzanine deck is molded in a curve, to make room for a mate to stand behind the chair and swing an angler through 270 degrees unimpeded. Now, if you want a bait tray on the back of the chair, things might get tight. The cockpit bails quickly, and reaching the water while leaning over the gunwale is doable.

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Cat C18 ACERT 1100hp, 1500 hour
Onan 17 kw Genset 2200 hours
SeaKeeper 6 and SeaKeeper 3
Oil Change System
Dripless shaft seals
50 amp Shore Power with Cable reel

Belowdecks, Cabo rises to new heights of functionality and comfort. The galley, positioned across the aft cabin bulkhead, provides a huge salon with a convertible six-seat settee that doubles as a dinette to port. Additionally, since the galley doesn’t take up one side, the head is located between the master, with its island queen berth, and the guest staterooms. This provides more privacy than boats where the staterooms share a bulkhead. She features under/over berths in the guest stateroom. The 44 HTX’s cabin rivals the amenity and luxury of dedicated cruising yachts with its teak sole, book-matched cabinetry, solid surface vanities and counters, all bathed in tons of natural light, thanks to the multitude of skylights and deck hatches overhead.