Capable, comfortable and safe, Sea Jay Too is the ultimate cruising platform for Pacific Northwest waters. Her rugged aluminum construction, deep V hull design and twin 900 horsepower Volvo diesels with IPS drives allow cruising speeds in the mid 30 knot range (topping out at 38 knots) with a high level of comfort. Her performance must be experienced to be appreciated – one can imagine knocking off some serious miles in trying conditions. The IPS drives give additional performance in virtual anchoring mode and when docking, where joystick control gives impressive control over the boat.
The elegantly appointed interior is finished in cherry with teak cabin sole that features radiant heating from the Kubola diesel boiler. Air conditioning is also installed. There is excellent visibility from all vantage points in the salon and galley – large cabin windows and forward raked windshield allowing lots of light. Two staterooms, each with their own heads and separate shower stalls are located at opposite ends of the vessel, providing a additional measure of privacy.
Attention to detail is evident throughout her construction and outfitting from aluminum welding to interior joinery and systems installations which are particularly impressive in their organization and ease of access.
Sea Jay Too has been maintained and upgraded to the highest standards by her original owners. She was hauled at Seaview Boatyard in Bellingham for regular maintenance in April 2023 which included bottom paint, service of the main engines and drives, generator and dinghy outboard.
Highlights:
Volvo D13 900 horsepower diesel engines with IPS drives
Victron Energy lithium batteries and dual Quattro inverter/chargers
Recent Garmin electronics
Kubola hydronic diesel furnace with radiant in floor heating
Marine Air Systems air conditioning
AB aluminum bottom RIB dinghy and Steelhead crane
Name of vessel | Sea Jay Too |
Model | Coastal Craft 56 |
Year | 2012 |
Builder | Coastal Craft |
Designer | |
Price | $1,850,000 USD |
Location | Lopez Island, WA |
Length (feet) | 56 |
Beam (feet) | 16'6" |
Draft (feet) | 4'9" |
Displacement (pounds) | 55000 |
Ballast (pounds) | |
Engine model | Volvo D13 |
Engine horsepower | 900 |
Engine hours | 1100 |
Fuel tank capacity (gallons) | 800 |
Water tank capacity (gallons) | 180 |
Holding tank capacity (gallons) | 70 |
Interior Accommodations
Sea Jay Too’s interior is beautifully finished in cherry in modern style with ample use of solid wood. Her cabin sole in the salon area is teak, with carpeted areas in the staterooms. Radiant heating in the cabin sole from the Kubola diesel furnace provides a cozy feel in the cabin. A air conditioning/reverse cycle heating system is also installed.
The master stateroom is located forward. A walkaround island berth is oriented athwartships with built in bedside cabinets. White vinyl wall panels and headliner offset the cherry bulkhead and cabinetry at the head of the berth, giving the space a bright feel. A large hatch overhead provides light and ventilation. Drawers beneath the berth and lockers along the port side of the cabin create ample storage space.
The master stateroom head with separate shower stall is forward. A counter runs along the forward side of the compartment, with mirrored cabinets above and lockers below. The toilet is to port. The tiled separate shower stall is to starboard, with a bench seat. Hatches above both head and shower stall areas provide good ventilation.
Outboard along the passageway to the master stateroom, a separate washer and dryer are hidden behind locker doors.
The lower helm station is slightly raised from the salon level, providing excellent visibility. Forward rake on the windshield cuts glare. Two Stidd helm chairs are upholstered in tan Ultraleather, matching the upholstery in the rest of the salon. All controls are close at hand – three Garmin 17” touch screen chartplotters, autopilot, engine and electrical controls and monitors. A retractable stainless steel crash bar provides a barrier between the raised salon and stairway to the forward cabin while under way.
Opposite the helm station is raised L-shaped settee with a small cocktail table. This space provides a comfortable vantage point for crew with good visibility forward.
The galley stretches along the starboard side of the salon. The L-shaped counter provides a generous working space, with well configured storage in a variety of drawers beneath the counter and opposite the galley below the settee and raised dinette seats. A two bin stainless sink is located at the forward end of the galley. Aft is the induction stovetop with oven below. The refrigerator, drawer fridge/freezer and dishwasher are hidden behind cherry joinery that matches the rest of the galley cabinets. A additional top loading freezer is located beneath the raised settee to port. Sliding cabin windows at the galley (and throughout the salon) provide excellent ventilation.
Subzero fridge and freezer drawers
Subzero front-loading refrigerator
Top loading freezer box beneath port settee
Miele 4 burner induction stove
Miele oven with broiler
Fisher and Paykel drawer dishwasher
Two bin stainless steel sink
Single lever faucet with wand
Whale filtered water tap
The U-shaped dinette is opposite the galley. The centerpiece is a beautifully constructed maple dining table with folding leaves. Ultraleather upholstery matches the helm station and raised dinette seats.
The guest stateroom is down three steps from the salon. Two bunks provide comfortable accommodations. A television monitor is mounted on the bulkhead forward. Four drawers and a locker are located aft and outboard, with an opening portlight above.
Aft inside the guest stateroom is the guest head with separate shower. A counter runs along the aft side of the compartment, with a large mirror above and lockers below. The toilet is outboard, with additional storage behind. The large separate shower stall is inboard.
Kubola HR400 hydronic diesel furnace (provides in floor radiant heat and hot water)
Marine Air Systems air conditioning/reverse cycle heat units at each cabin and mechanical space
Miele Touchtronic W3033 clothes washer and Touchtronic T8003 clothes dryer
Oceanair blinds in salon
Oceanair screens and blinds for cabin hatches
Diamond Seaglaze Dutch door with canvas window covers
(2) Dometic electric flush heads
Bose home theater system
Flat screen TV monitors in each stateroom and salon
Beam central vacuum system
Electronics and Navigation
At salon/helm station:
Helm station at salon with Edson teak rimmed stainless wheel and two Stidd chairs
ACR spotlight control
Flir remote
(3) Garmin GPSmap 8617 touch screen multifunction displays
Garmin GHC 20 autopilot control head
Garmin VHF 200 VHF radio
Furuno sonar control panel
Weems and Plath barometer
Iridium docking station and handset
Garmin AIS 600 AIS receiver/transceiver
Ritchie compass
Roca stainless steel windshield wipers
Switches for lights, horn, anchor windlass
At flybridge:
Garmin VHF 200 VHF radio
Garmin GHC 20 autopilot control head
ACR spotlight control
Flir remote (no display installed)
Switches for lights, horn, anchor windlass
12v and 120v outlets
(2) Fusion speakers
On arch:
Horn
Intellian satellite antenna
Flir M625 thermal vision camera
Garmin Fantom 126 open array radar antenna
ACR RCL-100-LED spotlight
At cockpit:
(2) Fusion stereo speakers
Other:
Furuno CH-181-2 searchlight sonar
Garmin GSD 24 Advanced Sonar Module
Garmin GXM 51 XM satellite antenna
Garmin Reactor 40 Volvo autopilot
Electrical Systems
Sea Jay Too’s electrical system is based on the Victron Energy platform with a LiFePO4 house battery bank that allows for fast charging times and high energy density for the footprint. For reliability, the battery system is configured with switches to isolate individual battery BMS in the case of a fault. Batteries are charged via high output alternators on the main engines, the 10.5kw Fischer Panda generator or 30 or 50 amp shore power systems. Isolation transformers fitted in both shore power systems prevent galvanic corrosion aboard. Two Victron Quattro 24v 8000va inverters supply ample power to the vessel when not connected to shore power or running the generator. A touch screen Victron displays allows for integrated monitoring and display of the battery and charging systems.
12v and 24v DC and 120v and 240v AC electrical systems
30 amp and 50 amp shore power
Cord reels for 30 amp and 50 amp shore power cords
E-Plex electrical distribution system
Fischer Panda 12 Mini PMS 120v 60hz 10.5kw AC diesel generator
(2) Victron 100 amp Autotransformers for 50 amp shore power service
(2) Victron Quattro 24v 8000va/200a inverter/chargers for 50 amp shore power service
Charles Iso-G2 120v 30 amp isolation transformer
(1) Victron Skylla 24v 100a charger for 30 amp shore power service
Victron Orion DC-DC converter for electronics
Victron BMV 712 Smart battery monitor at engine room
Victron GX Touch touch screen control panel/battery monitor at helm
Blue Seas DC multimeter for alternator output
Victron 24/15 charger for generator start batteries
Victron LiFePO4 house batteries – 1250 amp hours at 24 volts
(2) Full River DC85-12 generator start batteries
(2) Odyssey engine start batteries (2023)
Mechanical Systems
Sea Jay Too is powered by twin Volvo diesel engines with IPS drives. The IPS drives provide unrivaled performance under way, greater fuel efficiency and maneuverability. Hydraulic hatches in the cockpit provide excellent access to the engine compartment. The location of the engines beneath the cockpit also serves to decrease noise in the main cabin. Space beneath the main cabin is dedicated as a mechanical room which is exceptionally well organized and provides very good access to the generator, watermaker, batteries and charging systems, sea strainers and fuel filters.
Twin Volvo Penta D13 900hp diesel engines (1100 hours) with Volvo IPS3 pod drives
(2) 110amp 24v alternators with serpentine belts on each engine
Spare 110amp 24v alternator
(2) Balmar Max Charge MC-624 alternator regulators with Centerfielder II Charge Parallel Controller
Electric heaters in engine room and mechanical space
(2) spare propellers (one set)
Port and starboard docking stations at cockpit with Volvo joystick and displays
Helm station at flybridge with Edson stainless tilt wheel, Volvo controls and joystick, Humphree trim tab controls
Helm station at salon with Edson teak rimmed tilt wheel, Volvo controls and joystick, Humphree trim tab controls
Dual Racor 75900 Max fuel filters for each main engine
Dual Racor 75500 Max fuel filters for Kubola furnace
Dual Racor 75500 Max fuel filters for generator
ESI-Clean Fuel System fuel polishing system
Fireboy manual/automatic engine room fire extinguishers in engine room and mechanical space
Hydraulic engine compartment hatch with Quick wired remote
US Watermaker Clearwater 1200 GPD watermaker
(2) Mach 5 M5-230/60 fresh water pumps (one installed as spare)
20 gallon water heater (heated by Kubola diesel furnace)
Dometic waste discharge pump
Deck and Hull
Sea Jay Too’s hull and superstructure are of welded aluminum, the industry standard for safe, strong, low maintenance vessels.
Sea Jay Too’s foredeck features a large working space with deck access to the anchor locker and a storage locker. Stainless steel handrails surround the deck and are mounted on strong aluminum studs welded to a integral bulwark. Metals are isolated to prevent corrosion. Mooring cleats are welded to the deck. Wide side decks allow easy passage aft to the cockpit. Two hydraulically lifting engine compartment doors allow excellent access to the motors and drives. At the aft end of the cockpit there is a counter with stainless sink, Kenyon BBQ, 120v outlet and storage below. Doors to port and starboard lead to the swim platform, where stainless “staples” provide a handhold for exiting the boat onto a dock or dinghy – the center staple is removable. A rubrail with stainless steel strip wraps around the stern and extends one third of the way forward along the hull.
A stainless ladder with UHMW treads leads to the upper deck. There is a helm station at the forward end with two captains chairs. Two additional chairs and a straight settee surround a teak table. A AB aluminum bottom RIB dinghy is mounted on chocks at the aft end of the upper deck. An arch provides mounting locations for antennas, searchlight and Flir camera.
77lb Ultra Anchor (stainless steel) with stainless swivel and 200’ chain
Spare 77lb Ultra Anchor (stainless steel)
Lewmar anchor windlass with stainless steel foot switches
Lewmar AA150 chain counter at salon helm station
Anchor washdown
Anchor bridle
(9) aluminum mooring cleats welded to deck
Manship stainless hatches
Hot and cold shower at stern
Stainless steel “staples” at swim platform with center opening gate
(2) stainless steel cleats at swim platform for dinghy
(4) bucket chairs at flybridge with canvas covers
Teak table at flybridge with canvas cover
Floor lighting at flybridge
Steelhead ES1000 dinghy davit
Kenyon BBQ at aft deck
Hose reel at cockpit
Miscellaneous and Safety
AB 11AL aluminum bottom RIB dinghy with 20hp Yamaha 4 stroke outboard (outboard serviced 4/2023)
Cover for dinghy
Blue canvas covers for flybridge dash, table and seating
White Stamoid covers for cockpit BBQ and control stations
ACR Globalfix Pro EPIRB with hydrostatic release (battery expired 11/2017)
DBC 6 person liferaft (manufactured 7/2011, inspection due 1/2021)
Lifering
Fenders and dock lines
Interior Accommodations
Sea Jay Too’s interior is beautifully finished in cherry in modern style with ample use of solid wood. Her cabin sole in the salon area is teak, with carpeted areas in the staterooms. Radiant heating in the cabin sole from the Kubola diesel furnace provides a cozy feel in the cabin. A air conditioning/reverse cycle heating system is also installed.
The master stateroom is located forward. A walkaround island berth is oriented athwartships with built in bedside cabinets. White vinyl wall panels and headliner offset the cherry bulkhead and cabinetry at the head of the berth, giving the space a bright feel. A large hatch overhead provides light and ventilation. Drawers beneath the berth and lockers along the port side of the cabin create ample storage space.
The master stateroom head with separate shower stall is forward. A counter runs along the forward side of the compartment, with mirrored cabinets above and lockers below. The toilet is to port. The tiled separate shower stall is to starboard, with a bench seat. Hatches above both head and shower stall areas provide good ventilation.
Outboard along the passageway to the master stateroom, a separate washer and dryer are hidden behind locker doors.
The lower helm station is slightly raised from the salon level, providing excellent visibility. Forward rake on the windshield cuts glare. Two Stidd helm chairs are upholstered in tan Ultraleather, matching the upholstery in the rest of the salon. All controls are close at hand – three Garmin 17” touch screen chartplotters, autopilot, engine and electrical controls and monitors. A retractable stainless steel crash bar provides a barrier between the raised salon and stairway to the forward cabin while under way.
Opposite the helm station is raised L-shaped settee with a small cocktail table. This space provides a comfortable vantage point for crew with good visibility forward.
The galley stretches along the starboard side of the salon. The L-shaped counter provides a generous working space, with well configured storage in a variety of drawers beneath the counter and opposite the galley below the settee and raised dinette seats. A two bin stainless sink is located at the forward end of the galley. Aft is the induction stovetop with oven below. The refrigerator, drawer fridge/freezer and dishwasher are hidden behind cherry joinery that matches the rest of the galley cabinets. A additional top loading freezer is located beneath the raised settee to port. Sliding cabin windows at the galley (and throughout the salon) provide excellent ventilation.
Subzero fridge and freezer drawers
Subzero front-loading refrigerator
Top loading freezer box beneath port settee
Miele 4 burner induction stove
Miele oven with broiler
Fisher and Paykel drawer dishwasher
Two bin stainless steel sink
Single lever faucet with wand
Whale filtered water tap
The U-shaped dinette is opposite the galley. The centerpiece is a beautifully constructed maple dining table with folding leaves. Ultraleather upholstery matches the helm station and raised dinette seats.
The guest stateroom is down three steps from the salon. Two bunks provide comfortable accommodations. A television monitor is mounted on the bulkhead forward. Four drawers and a locker are located aft and outboard, with an opening portlight above.
Aft inside the guest stateroom is the guest head with separate shower. A counter runs along the aft side of the compartment, with a large mirror above and lockers below. The toilet is outboard, with additional storage behind. The large separate shower stall is inboard.
Kubola HR400 hydronic diesel furnace (provides in floor radiant heat and hot water)
Marine Air Systems air conditioning/reverse cycle heat units at each cabin and mechanical space
Miele Touchtronic W3033 clothes washer and Touchtronic T8003 clothes dryer
Oceanair blinds in salon
Oceanair screens and blinds for cabin hatches
Diamond Seaglaze Dutch door with canvas window covers
(2) Dometic electric flush heads
Bose home theater system
Flat screen TV monitors in each stateroom and salon
Beam central vacuum system
Electronics and Navigation
At salon/helm station:
Helm station at salon with Edson teak rimmed stainless wheel and two Stidd chairs
ACR spotlight control
Flir remote
(3) Garmin GPSmap 8617 touch screen multifunction displays
Garmin GHC 20 autopilot control head
Garmin VHF 200 VHF radio
Furuno sonar control panel
Weems and Plath barometer
Iridium docking station and handset
Garmin AIS 600 AIS receiver/transceiver
Ritchie compass
Roca stainless steel windshield wipers
Switches for lights, horn, anchor windlass
At flybridge:
Garmin VHF 200 VHF radio
Garmin GHC 20 autopilot control head
ACR spotlight control
Flir remote (no display installed)
Switches for lights, horn, anchor windlass
12v and 120v outlets
(2) Fusion speakers
On arch:
Horn
Intellian satellite antenna
Flir M625 thermal vision camera
Garmin Fantom 126 open array radar antenna
ACR RCL-100-LED spotlight
At cockpit:
(2) Fusion stereo speakers
Other:
Furuno CH-181-2 searchlight sonar
Garmin GSD 24 Advanced Sonar Module
Garmin GXM 51 XM satellite antenna
Garmin Reactor 40 Volvo autopilot
Electrical Systems
Sea Jay Too’s electrical system is based on the Victron Energy platform with a LiFePO4 house battery bank that allows for fast charging times and high energy density for the footprint. For reliability, the battery system is configured with switches to isolate individual battery BMS in the case of a fault. Batteries are charged via high output alternators on the main engines, the 10.5kw Fischer Panda generator or 30 or 50 amp shore power systems. Isolation transformers fitted in both shore power systems prevent galvanic corrosion aboard. Two Victron Quattro 24v 8000va inverters supply ample power to the vessel when not connected to shore power or running the generator. A touch screen Victron displays allows for integrated monitoring and display of the battery and charging systems.
12v and 24v DC and 120v and 240v AC electrical systems
30 amp and 50 amp shore power
Cord reels for 30 amp and 50 amp shore power cords
E-Plex electrical distribution system
Fischer Panda 12 Mini PMS 120v 60hz 10.5kw AC diesel generator
(2) Victron 100 amp Autotransformers for 50 amp shore power service
(2) Victron Quattro 24v 8000va/200a inverter/chargers for 50 amp shore power service
Charles Iso-G2 120v 30 amp isolation transformer
(1) Victron Skylla 24v 100a charger for 30 amp shore power service
Victron Orion DC-DC converter for electronics
Victron BMV 712 Smart battery monitor at engine room
Victron GX Touch touch screen control panel/battery monitor at helm
Blue Seas DC multimeter for alternator output
Victron 24/15 charger for generator start batteries
Victron LiFePO4 house batteries – 1250 amp hours at 24 volts
(2) Full River DC85-12 generator start batteries
(2) Odyssey engine start batteries (2023)
Mechanical Systems
Sea Jay Too is powered by twin Volvo diesel engines with IPS drives. The IPS drives provide unrivaled performance under way, greater fuel efficiency and maneuverability. Hydraulic hatches in the cockpit provide excellent access to the engine compartment. The location of the engines beneath the cockpit also serves to decrease noise in the main cabin. Space beneath the main cabin is dedicated as a mechanical room which is exceptionally well organized and provides very good access to the generator, watermaker, batteries and charging systems, sea strainers and fuel filters.
Twin Volvo Penta D13 900hp diesel engines (1100 hours) with Volvo IPS3 pod drives
(2) 110amp 24v alternators with serpentine belts on each engine
Spare 110amp 24v alternator
(2) Balmar Max Charge MC-624 alternator regulators with Centerfielder II Charge Parallel Controller
Electric heaters in engine room and mechanical space
(2) spare propellers (one set)
Port and starboard docking stations at cockpit with Volvo joystick and displays
Helm station at flybridge with Edson stainless tilt wheel, Volvo controls and joystick, Humphree trim tab controls
Helm station at salon with Edson teak rimmed tilt wheel, Volvo controls and joystick, Humphree trim tab controls
Dual Racor 75900 Max fuel filters for each main engine
Dual Racor 75500 Max fuel filters for Kubola furnace
Dual Racor 75500 Max fuel filters for generator
ESI-Clean Fuel System fuel polishing system
Fireboy manual/automatic engine room fire extinguishers in engine room and mechanical space
Hydraulic engine compartment hatch with Quick wired remote
US Watermaker Clearwater 1200 GPD watermaker
(2) Mach 5 M5-230/60 fresh water pumps (one installed as spare)
20 gallon water heater (heated by Kubola diesel furnace)
Dometic waste discharge pump
Deck and Hull
Sea Jay Too’s hull and superstructure are of welded aluminum, the industry standard for safe, strong, low maintenance vessels.
Sea Jay Too’s foredeck features a large working space with deck access to the anchor locker and a storage locker. Stainless steel handrails surround the deck and are mounted on strong aluminum studs welded to a integral bulwark. Metals are isolated to prevent corrosion. Mooring cleats are welded to the deck. Wide side decks allow easy passage aft to the cockpit. Two hydraulically lifting engine compartment doors allow excellent access to the motors and drives. At the aft end of the cockpit there is a counter with stainless sink, Kenyon BBQ, 120v outlet and storage below. Doors to port and starboard lead to the swim platform, where stainless “staples” provide a handhold for exiting the boat onto a dock or dinghy – the center staple is removable. A rubrail with stainless steel strip wraps around the stern and extends one third of the way forward along the hull.
A stainless ladder with UHMW treads leads to the upper deck. There is a helm station at the forward end with two captains chairs. Two additional chairs and a straight settee surround a teak table. A AB aluminum bottom RIB dinghy is mounted on chocks at the aft end of the upper deck. An arch provides mounting locations for antennas, searchlight and Flir camera.
77lb Ultra Anchor (stainless steel) with stainless swivel and 200’ chain
Spare 77lb Ultra Anchor (stainless steel)
Lewmar anchor windlass with stainless steel foot switches
Lewmar AA150 chain counter at salon helm station
Anchor washdown
Anchor bridle
(9) aluminum mooring cleats welded to deck
Manship stainless hatches
Hot and cold shower at stern
Stainless steel “staples” at swim platform with center opening gate
(2) stainless steel cleats at swim platform for dinghy
(4) bucket chairs at flybridge with canvas covers
Teak table at flybridge with canvas cover
Floor lighting at flybridge
Steelhead ES1000 dinghy davit
Kenyon BBQ at aft deck
Hose reel at cockpit
Miscellaneous and Safety
AB 11AL aluminum bottom RIB dinghy with 20hp Yamaha 4 stroke outboard (outboard serviced 4/2023)
Cover for dinghy
Blue canvas covers for flybridge dash, table and seating
White Stamoid covers for cockpit BBQ and control stations
ACR Globalfix Pro EPIRB with hydrostatic release (battery expired 11/2017)
DBC 6 person liferaft (manufactured 7/2011, inspection due 1/2021)
Lifering
Fenders and dock lines