A comfortable cruising catamaran not short on performance with ample space both inside and out.
From $475 - $815 AUD per night| 8 Passengers (6 recommended) | |||
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3 Berths | ||
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3 Private Cabins | ||
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1 Showers | ||
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1 Toilets | ||
With dual 9.9hp Outboards she motors almost as well as she sails! Featuring 4 comfortable berths; 2 private double cabins and 2 king single berths, with 1 large ensuite to share, she is a popular cruising cat for young families. The kids will love the single berths both with opening hatches directly above for the ultimate star gazing. The cosy galley down the starboard hull is well designed with everything in arms reach, including a large separate fridge and freezer and plenty of bench space for preparing scrumptious meals after an exciting day of exploring and snorkelling. Read a book and relax on the forward tramps and watch the Whitsunday islands pass you by as you sail. The cockpit and saloon area can be fully enclosed or left open; enjoy a BBQ and family dinner with the stars before curling up in bed for a comfortable nights sleep.
We had a magical week in August 2009, sailing the Whitsundays with Cumberland. One of the main highlights happened while sailing in the open water north of Hook Island. We've been watching Humpback whales swim by when this whale has jumped completely out of the water. What a sight! You can her our screams of joy in the video. We had an unexpected pleasant surprise diving at Dumbell Island. It was one of our best dives, and it does not even show as a dive/snorkel site in the 1000 magic miles book.Zeev - TEL AVIV, ISRAEL
