Catamaran

Accommodations/Layout

A large Queen sized berth is located just starboard of the center line forward. This is a completely private cabin with excellent cabinetry and stowage. Two twin cabins are located aft for guests. The salon settee provides great entertaining and seating space for 6 with Cabin Fans, Cabin & Reading Lights, Built in Cabinetry & Drawers 

• 6'0" to 6'5" headroom throughout
• Master cabin with full hanging locker and vanity with 6 bins, queen size bed 6'6" X 5'4"
• Double bed in each aft cabin 47" wide 
• Salon area with 4" foam cushions covered with blue fabric
• Folding teak table makes to queen size bed.
• Cabin fans in each cabin and 2 in the saloon

Engine

The engine is a Westerbeke 27 horsepower, Model 30B. The 27-hp diesel is linked to a Sillette Sonic outdrive leg and provides excellent fuel economy and battery charging from the 55-amp alternator. 409 hours on the engine.

Electronics

• 12” Garmin 5212 with added integral radar and AIS. 
• Raymarine VHF radio

Galley

The galley is outfitted with all of the amenities seasoned cruisers want. There's a double-sided galley that includes a 4-cu. ft. front loading reefer and a Voyager 2500 LP stove and oven. There's also plenty of smartly designed storage in each area of the boat that makes for an uncluttered cabin. A convertible dining table that easily seats 6 or 8 is handy and is two steps down to the hulls that keeps everyone at the same level. 6' average headroom throughout. 

Additional Information

• Screecher,
• Cockpit hammock, (best seat onboard!)
• Solar panel (130 watts)
• Full cockpit enclosure.
• Air conditioner,
• Lemar Profish 700 electric windlass and 33lb Rocna anchor
• Raymarine autopilot
• Dometic fridge (new)
• Commercial Chef microwave (2023)
• Recent sails (main sail, 2022, Jib 2016)
• Lifeline batteries (2019)
• Dinghy davits (no dinghy/tender)
• Engine has 409 hours

Available for viewing in St Croix, USVI at the desirable Green Cay marina with a transferable slip!

The Gemini 105Mc is the third version of a proven design from Tony Smith that began production in Annapolis in the 1990s. It's a spacious, stable platform for a fast-cruising couple. First build of the 105Mc was 2003 and the last build was 2011. Many improvements were made along the way.

• A quote from Sail Magazine: "The bottom line is: What do you want your cruising boat to do for you? If you're looking for a thin-water-friendly, level-sailing cruiser with loads of deck space, comfortable cabins, copious stowage, and a salon with 360-degree visibility that connects directly to the cockpit, this cruising catamaran is for you."