Though no longer in production, the Pacifica 44 remains a highly respected and sought-after long-distance cruiser, especially among serious boaters doing the Great Loop, extended coastal voyages, or even the occasional offshore passage. Built in the 1980s and early 1990s, primarily in Taiwan for American and international buyers, the Pacifica 44 is a testament to a different era of boatbuilding—when long-term livability, seaworthiness, and simplicity took priority over trend. Design and Layout The first thing that strikes you about the Pacifica 44 is its timeless trawler profile: a high bow with forward rake, a low, protected deckhouse, and a generous flybridge perched above.