
Luxurious 60ft 2-Storey Carver Voyager Motor Yacht in Toronto review
Yacht · 58 ft (18 m) · Toronto
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Key specs
- Builder
- Carver
- Model
- Voyager
- Length
- 58 ft (18 m)
- Guests
- 28
Verdict
A spacious, well-appointed mid-2000s motor yacht with strong liveaboard appeal and solid cruising capability, but its age and size mean buyers should expect higher operating costs and careful maintenance scrutiny.
Pros
- +Three-stateroom layout suits family cruising or charter use
- +Enclosed pilothouse and large salon improve all-weather livability
- +Twin-diesel setup offers respectable cruise speed and range
- +Generous fuel and water capacity support extended stays
Cons
- −Fuel, berth, and maintenance costs are high for a 58ft yacht
- −Large beam and displacement make docking and tight-space maneuvering more demanding
- −Older examples can vary widely in upkeep and equipment condition
- −Performance is competent rather than sporty
The Carver Voyager line is known for maximizing interior volume, and this 58ft 2006 example follows that formula with a full pilothouse profile, wide beam, and a layout geared toward comfortable cruising. Public listings for comparable 560/570 Voyager models point to a three-stateroom arrangement and an amidships master, which makes the boat especially practical for family use or charter-style entertaining.
On the water, the model is better described as a capable cruiser than a fast yacht. Published examples from the Voyager series show twin-diesel shaft-drive packages, with cruise speeds around the low 20-knot range and top speeds in the low 30-knot range depending on engine option and load. The hull and displacement give it a settled ride, but the same traits mean it is not a nimble boat in confined marinas.
Comfort is one of the model’s strongest qualities. The enclosed upper helm, large salon, and substantial tankage support longer trips and dockside living, while the beam creates a noticeably roomy feel for guests. For value, the boat can be attractive in the used market if condition is strong, but prospective buyers should budget for systems, engines, and cosmetics typical of a 2006 yacht of this size.


