Where To is a proven passagemaker with all of the safety features and redundancies for which Cape Horn Trawlers have become famous, including double bottom, bulbous bow, bilge keels, 1/2" bolt-in windows, fuel filtration to < 1 micron, and numerous watertight compartments. Where To's current owners, only the 2nd owner in 23 years, has spent last two summer in Alaska and is now for sale due to the owners' change of plans.
Where To has performed beautifully, handles outstandingly well, and has all of the comforts of home which it has been to this cruising liveaboard couple for the past 2 years. Full-time cruising in Alaska substantiates the seaworthiness for which this Cape Horn was built.

Key Features of This Yacht
Vessel Description
Additional Information
The three stateroom Cape Horn Where To sleeps seven: forward bow guest stateroom sleeps 2 in a full-size island bed; the portside office/guest stateroom sleeps 2 in upper and lower berths; the master stateroom is aft with queen size island berth; the wheelhouse watch-berth sleeps one. Interior engine room access is through full height door at aft end of salon. Interior woodwork is bird's eye maple with carpet sole in salon and staterooms; tiling is Italian granite and marble. Recessed lighting and generous stowage throughout.
Yacht Specification
Vessel Name
Where To
Length
55 ft
Beam
18.5 ft
Manufacturer
Cape Horn
Model
Trawler
Year Of Vessel
2000
Boat Type
power-motor
Fresh Water Tank
500 gal
Holding Tank Capacity
200 gal
Fuel Capacity
4000 gal
Fuel Type
Diesel
Engine Make
John Deere
Engine Model
6076AFM
Engine Hours
2320
Engine Type
Inboard
No. of Fuel Tanks
1
No. of Engine
1
Engine HP
1 X 300
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View AllAbout 2000 Cape Horn Trawler
This 2000 Cape Horn Trawler is a premium power category boat currently located in Juneau, AK, United States. It is powered by 1 John Deere engines producing 1 X 300 HP. With a beam of 18.5 ft and a fuel capacity of 4000 gal gallons, it's an ideal choice for buyers seeking Diesel powered boats with efficient layouts.


