Many Southern Cross Yachts have made some significant voyages both near and far. Here is just a  list of the ones we know about. Scroll down for a

Circumnavigation

SC35-008 Bunyip 1984-1988

SC31 - Pat Henry 1987-1997 First American woman to circumnavigate the globe

SC35 - Pat and Collen DeGroodt (199-2003)

SC31-148 Apogee Janet Murphy and George Smith (1986-2003)

SC28-65 Inspired Insanity - Donna Lange (2005-2007) Fastest American Woman Solo

SC39 Navstar Marvin Creamer - No ins

SC31 Jim and Barb McConn Spanish Stroll (2005-2009)

SC31-148 Apogee: Cruising for 17 Years - 2 Transatlantic, Transpacific, Indian Ocean, Red Sea, Completed n the Med - Janet and George aboard Apogee

SC31 Pat Henry; Southern Cross, First woman to circumnavigate the globe - 1997 (10 Years )

SC39 NAVSTAR - Marvin Creamer circumnavigates the Atlantic without instruments - Chart of voyage

SC31-085 Doug Peck in Gooney Bird: Following Columbus's Wake - 87 day non-stop double transatlantic - 1988

SC31-040 Jack Hunt Crystal Catfish III: Two (2) - OSTAR (Observer Single Handed Transatlantic Race) - (one
race 44 days), Bermuda 1-2 Races



Transpacific/ Transatlantic and others

SC31-005 Renaissance - East coast to South Pacific, Single hand from San Francisco to New England - Clyde
Lovett

SC39 - Ivy - Transatlantic

SC39 - Querida Grande Transatlantic - Cruising the Med

SC35-011 Cruxhaven; Montreal - Atlantic Canada, Nova Scotia, New England

SC35-013; Simmer, Chesapeake to Bermuda; Pat DeGroodt

SC35-015; Synergy; Pacific Circle; Sharon Jacobs & David Cohan, South Pacific 

SC31-040 Crystal Catfish III - Jack Hunt - OSTAR

SC31-085 Justice: Don Sufcliffe

SC31-028 Susana IV New England to Tahiti

SC31-093 Freidalev Tx-Belize -VI

SC31-001 Nina del Mar  Roger Scott; Greenland, Azores, Newfoundland


Bermuda Plus (New England or Chesapeake to Bermuda or BVI)
SC31-001 Nina del Mar

SC31-006 Liberty ; 4 Bermuda 1-2 Races; Charlie Carpenter

SC31-032 Trinka Bella II - Chesapeake - Bahamas

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SC31-063 Kent Richardson: 360 Roll in the Gulf Stream

SC31-047 Phoebe Alice; New York-Bermuda - Virgin Islands, South America  Beth Agnello & Ron Gregoire

SC31-107 Moon Cusser, Newport-Bermuda; Newfoundland, Cape Breton, St. John River New Brunswick

SC31-110 Maikai; Several New England to Virgin Island Voyages; Stein Holtbakk

SC35-011 Cruxhaven; Montreal - Atlantic Canada, Nova Scotia, New England

SC35-013; Simmer, Chesapeake to Bermuda; Pat DeGroodt

SC28-016 Stu Heywood, 3 Trips to Bermuda and a Bermuda 1-2 Race

SC31-093 Scott Howard to Bermuda

SC31-032 Trinka Bella II - Chesapeake - Bahamas

SC31-124 Lyra - 3 Chesapeake to Bermuda; Cheseapeake to Bahamas

SC28- Nellie Capt. Jeff Troeltzsch Florida to Belize



Bahamas and other Voyages


SC31-002

SC31-004 Sonnet; Thorndikes

SC31-074 Gaudiator; Erringtons

SC31-124 Lyra Bahamas 

SC31-128 Sea Fever Bahamas - Live Aboard - several trips to the Bahamas

SC31-099 Secert Roads; DiCesare - Florida, Bahamas

SC31 Truant

SC31-094 GWYNPENNON - Traveled the ICW in 1995
spent a year in Hilton Head and in 1996 sailed to the Bahamas spending the winter and spring
in GeorgeTown Exumas and the Abacos returning home in August of 1997.


Very Notable Cruises
SC31-085 Doug Peck in Gooney Bird: Following Columbus's Wake - 87 day non-stop double transatlantic - 1988
SC31-040 Jack Hunt Crystal Catfish III: Two (2) - OSTAR (Observer Single Handed Transatlantic Race) - (one
race 44 days), Bermuda 1-2 Races

Marvin Creamer - Navstar
Marvin was a geologist and explorer who theroized how ancient mariners could navigate without instruments. In
1980 Marvin set sail to prove his theories about SC39 Navstar sailing transatlantic with no instruments.