| Hull
Specifications |
Engine
& Electrical |
 | Year: 2006 |
| LOA: 33' 6" |
| LWL: 31' 9" |
| Beam: 14' |
| Displacement: 9600lbs |
| Draft (up): 1' 6" |
| Draft (down): 5' 6" |
|
| 27HP Westerbeke inboard diesel engine with steerable Sonic
Drive propellor leg. |
| 3 house batteries (240 amp hours).
Separate starting battery. |
| Shore power |
| 1200 watt inverter |
| Two 12v "cellular plug" outlets |
| AM/FM CD Stereo with interior speakers and cockpit speakers |
|
| Accommodations |
Galley |
| Sleeps up to 6 adults, with one queen (6' 6" berth length) and
two double cabins. |
| 6' to 6' 5" headroom throughout |
| Teak and holly sole |
| Spacious head with shower stall. |
| Webasto diesel forced air heat |
|
| 2 burner propane stove with oven & broiler |
| Front-loading refrigerator (4 cu.ft.) |
| Salt water foot pump in galley |
| H/C pressure water plus fresh water foot
pump in galley. |
| Double SS sink |
| Microwave |
|
| Navigation |
Mast, sails, rigging & deck |
| Autohelm 4000 autopilot |
| New (2011): Raymarine C90W color GPS chart plotter
|
| New (2011): Radar (2kw digital) |
| Depthsounder |
| Knotmeter |
| Wind speed/direction |
| VHF |
| Compass |
|
| Full-batten mainsail with two slab reefs
and lazy jacks. |
| New (2010) Doyle Stack Pack
system for mainsail. |
| 150% genoa |
| Rigid bimini |
| Buoyancy tanks fore and aft in each hull |
| Unballasted asymmetrical centerboards
operated from inside. (Will easily kick up if grounded.) |
| Primary anchor: 33lb w/ 50' chain & 180'
rode. |
| Secondary anchor |
| New (2010): Windlass |
| Custom cockpit cushions |
| Stern loveseat hammock |
| Double helm seat |
| Inflatable dinghy
on davit |
| 2HP 4-stroke Honda outboard for dinghy
(no extra charge). |
| Transom steps with swim ladder and fresh
water cockpit shower |
|
| Comments |
Tankage |
| The Gemini 105Mc
offers a spacious, open, and light layout, with panoramic water views from the salon and
each of the cabins. Her hull is designed for speed, stability and strength, and
offers the safety of a solid bridge deck and low center of gravity.
These boats have been immensely popular and are a good
transition choice for those who are moving from monohulls to catamarans.
At just 34' long and with a beam that will fit in an average slip, it's
manageable size is part of the Gemini's draw. Don't be fooled by it's
size though; this well-configured boat offers 3 private cabins, a
comfortable salon, and a spacious galley! |
| Water: 60 gallons |
| Fuel: 36 gallons in 2 tanks |
| Holding: 18 gallons w/gravity
drain |
|
|
Weekly
Charter Rate
Prime:
$2975
Shoulder: $2600
Off-season: $2225 |
|
