2023 Seawind 1600 Passagemaker PURE JOY | 52.67 FT

Pure Joy is currently cruising and finishing up her last leg on her global tour in Grenada where she started her journey in 2023. Â Pure Joy has all your cruising needs and is in excellent condition loaded with blue water passage Maker cruising options. Â She stored on land at Clarks Court Marina in Grenada - sail drive service - new zincs and bottom paint and exterior detailing.

SEAWIND 1600 PASSAGEMAKER – PURE JOY

World ARC Proven | Exceptionally Equipped | Ready for Immediate Bluewater Cruising

Key Highlights

• Reichel / Pugh performance cruising design
• World ARC circumnavigation pedigree
• 2026 Hydrannet Full Batten Mainsail and JibÂ
• Twin Yanmar 80HP engines (upgrade)
• 22 kWh lithium battery bank
• ~2 kW solar array (12 × 165W panels) + Watt & Sea hydrogenator
• Dual water makers (Spectra Newport + Rainman 140 L/hr)
• Factory-installed air conditioning
• Dual independent autopilot systems
• Starlink RV internet + Thales Certus satellite communications
• 8 winches total – 3 electric
• Full downwind sail inventory including asymmetric spinnaker and Wingaker
• Carbon OC Tenders 350 sailing tender

Overview

Pure Joy is an outstanding example of the highly regarded Seawind 1600 Passagemaker, one of the most capable and well-balanced performance cruising catamarans in the 50-foot class. Designed by the internationally renowned naval architects Reichel / Pugh Yacht Design, the Seawind 1600 combines efficient hull design, advanced composite construction and thoughtful systems engineering to deliver a yacht that excels in both sailing performance and long-distance cruising comfort.  Extensively equipped for global voyaging, Pure Joy benefits from numerous significant upgrades including twin 80HP engines, a 22-kWh lithium battery bank, nearly 2 kW of solar generation, hydrogenator power generation, dual autopilots, dual weathermakers and a comprehensive communications suite including Starlink and satellite systems.  The yacht has successfully completed major legs of the World ARC circumnavigation rally, proving both the capability of the design and the robustness of her systems in real ocean conditions.