New 90 Voyager
Grand Salon

The 90’ Voyager with Grand Salon is Offshore Yachts’ flagship vessel, and at around $6 mil, it’s a tremendous value. You might expect to pay over $9 mil or more for a semi-custom yacht of this quality, size, and flexible usability, but you won’t. This Voyager is 90 luxurious feet of wisely invested “yacht” money.

The Voyager Main Deck and Grand Salon offers numerous gathering and entertaining places, each with its own distinct atmosphere. It’s up to you.

The forward Vista Day Lounge is perfect for PJs and breakfast in the morning. And in the afternoon, the pop-up flat screen and bar make this a great place for watching the big game or Tiger Woods. The lounge is surrounded by picture windows on 3 sides, and has line-of-sight view to the aft end of the boat. Forward visibility is exceptional, a rarity on most yachts. The feel here is open, light, and inviting.

After a morning of adventuring (or reading), get together on the Cal-Deck for the noontime meal. With a built-in settee and pull-up chairs, there’s room for plenty, and the elevated view is terrific. A new, integral 42-inch deep swim platform is just right for diving and swimming and for boarding the tender. In addition, the cockpit has been given another foot of depth, enlarging it to a generous 150 square feet of play area.

As the day ends, gather everyone for some good conversation and refreshments in the expansive Grand Salon before moving to the open and gracious formal dining area for a meal to remember. And, there’s room to extend the table for up to 10 diners. A built-in buffet just forward of the dining table and a pass-thru from the gourmet galley makes seconds, or thirds, easy to supply, and the galley can be closed off for privacy with sliding pocket doors.

The impressive, open and well-lit 90 Voyager staircase has a gentler incline and a midway landing that resolves a problem common to many boats—uncertain footing on steep, narrow stairwells with tight turns on triangular steps. Also, the staircases to the lower deck and to the boat deck overlap each other, increasing usable living space.

And speaking of ease of movement, the exterior deck is all one level from bow to stern. With the exception of a single 6-inch step near the galley, the interior is also level throughout.

In the Lower Deck, the story of flexible livability and roomy accommodation continues, but with some new twists. Note that all staterooms have their own private head and shower, and the master has his-and-her heads as well as a delightful bathtub or optional Jacuzzi tub. The master also has a walk-in closet and a private-access stairway. With berths for 8, plus crew, this plan offers comfortable accommodation for lots of friends and family.

In another design, the two central staterooms have side-by-side berths with room for a third drop-down berth, allowing comfortable sleeping for up to 10. Perfect for a family with lots of kids. And, each stateroom still has its own head and shower. Other layouts offer dual, full-beam master staterooms, or a port VIP stateroom with Queen or King and starboard cabin with side-by-side bunks.

In the engine room, 1550hp Cats or MANS allow 16 to 18 knot cruising.

Further aft in the crew quarters, the old aphorism “a happy crew makes for a happy boat” has been taken to heart. With berths for three, a private head and shower, and a galley, crew members are sure to feel they’ve been well taken care of.

Our new concept for the Extended Wheelhouse/Boat Deck (not available on 80 & 85 Voyagers) envisions it as a self-contained entertaining area with two gathering places as well as an optional day head and a bar with refrigerated food storage. No need to go below decks for anything. It’s all right here, and it comes with a 360 degree wheelhouse view.

Informal get-togethers with guests or family can begin in the wheelhouse lounge for hors d’ oeuvres, drinks, and easy conversation. As evening arrives, move out to the boat-deck lounge with its wrap-around bar. Here there is outdoor dining (with a view) for 6 or more. Pop the steaks or chicken on the built-in BBQ, pull the side dishes from the fridge, and before long everyone has a delicious meal and a beautiful sunset in front of them. And if you need additional libations, the bar is just a few feet away.

In addition, the forward upper deck is a great spot for sunning in your favorite deck chair. Looking aft, the extended boat deck has plenty of room for storage of toys. And, the 3 pilot chairs in the wheelhouse (a rarity in most yachts of this class) offer room for the captain to have several companions.

So, these have been just a few of the ideas and options that have developed recently for the 90 Voyager. Many of these options would also be available on the 80 and 85 Voyagers as well. The key point is that the basic design of the semi-custom Voyager line is awesome, but it is also flexible. This yacht is ready to incorporate your ideas and evolve for your lifestyle.

If you have ideas you’d like to share, give us a call. This is how we received many of the concepts discussed above. If you’d like larger versions of the plans shown here, or higher resolution PDF versions, please let us know.

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