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Yacht and Co Voyager 18 Bordo

Yacht and Co Voyager 18 Bordo-Test

Yacht · 18 ft (5 m) · Venice

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 23. August 2026
3.6/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design3.5
Leistung3.4
Komfort2.7
Fahrverhalten3.7
Preis-Leistung3.8

Technische Daten

Werft
Yacht and Co
Modell
Voyager 18
Länge
18 ft (5 m)
Gäste
7
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Urteil

A compact open motorboat with simple, practical lines and enough capacity for day use, but limited livability. The 40 hp setup suits calm-water cruising more than spirited performance, making it best for relaxed, low-complexity outings.

Vorteile

  • +Fits up to 7 people in a compact 18 ft layout
  • +Shallow draft suits sheltered water and lagoon use
  • +40 hp engine is easy to manage and likely economical
  • +No-license rental format broadens accessibility

Nachteile

  • No cabin or overnight accommodation
  • Limited comfort for longer trips or rougher water
  • Small size restricts storage and onboard space
  • Modest power limits performance with a full crew

The Yacht and Co Voyager 18 Bordo is a compact 18 ft open motorboat from 2005, with a simple layout aimed at short leisure trips rather than extended cruising. Public listings show seating for up to 7 guests, a 2.2 m beam, shallow draft, and a 40 hp outboard, which points to a straightforward, entry-level day boat rather than a performance-oriented yacht.

On the water, its low power and small hull size suggest easy, predictable handling in calm conditions, especially in sheltered inland or lagoon settings. That same setup also means acceleration, top-end speed, and rough-water capability are naturally limited, particularly with a full load of passengers.

Comfort is basic. There are no cabins and no meaningful overnight capability, so livability is restricted to daytime use, with space mainly for sitting and moving around the cockpit. The design and equipment appear practical rather than luxurious, which keeps operation simple but leaves little room for amenities.

In value terms, it makes sense for buyers or charterers who want an affordable, accessible boat for relaxed local cruising. It is less compelling for those seeking speed, range, or onboard comfort, but within its niche it offers a sensible, low-complexity package.

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