2002 PDQ PDQ 32 Passage Maker

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the PDQ 32 Passage Maker feels bigger than her numbers suggest. Wide side decks and solid handholds make line handling and docking far less stressful, even short-handed. The galley is set up so you can actually cook underway, with usable counter space and smart storage for longer trips. Light pours through the saloon windows, giving you clear sightlines while still feeling tucked in and secure. Up top, the flybridge has enough room to stretch out without crowding the helm, and the aft deck is an easy, safe platform for loading gear, handling fenders, or dropping a crab pot before sunset.

This PDQ 32 Passage Maker shines in waters that mix open stretches with tight, shallow channels and winding rivers. Her modest draft and catamaran footprint let you slip into quiet coves and anchorages that deeper monohulls avoid, while still offering a stable ride when afternoon chop kicks up. The economical twin diesels and efficient hulls make long weekends and extended cruises more affordable, especially when you’re covering miles between marinas. With generous living space, real privacy in the hull cabins, and excellent visibility from the flybridge, she’s tailor-made for exploring varied shorelines, bridge-laced waterways, and tucked-away harbors in comfort.