Catalina 30
Currency
Length
30' - 9.14m
Vessel Location
Paradise Point
Launch Year
1983
Hull Material
Fibreglass/GRP
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The internal cabin, with a head room height of 6'3", is especially wide, permitting amazingly spacious and luxurious accommodation. The large and efficient self-bailing cockpit with spray dodger, awning and solar panels, allows for spacious, comfortable cruising, and the smart deck layout with positioning of mainsheet and traveller and all control lines coming back to the cockpit, allowing for efficient and safe short handed sailing.
She comfortably sleeps five: There is the double forepeak berth, two berths in the saloon, and the aft double berth comfortably sleeps one. There are provisions for an extra two berths: a second person in the aft double berth (perhaps a child), and the ability to drop the table down making another berth if needed (current table would need to be modified for this). Forward, the comfortable double cabin has shelves and a large overhead hatch. Just aft is a generously proportioned head area with electric toilet, sink, and shower, with moulded-in shower pan. Opposite the head is a generous hanging locker and chest of drawers.
The main saloon is large and spacious, with a table that stows away easily when not in use. Storage space aboard the Catalina 30 is abundant and well planned. All shelves have teak pin rails to keep thinks in place. Beneath all seats and berths are easily accessible compartments for larger gear and supplies. The water tanks, fuel tanks and engine are well hidden, yet with easy access.
The aft galley on the port side is easy to use with a top loading refrigerator (converted from the original ice box) and large double sinks. It is out of the traffic yet open and handy with plenty of space. The galley boasts a double burner gas stove, plenty of storage and drawers.
The navigation station on the starboard side is like those found on much larger yachts, providing storage for charts and navigation equipment. The electronics and switch panels are easily accessible. She features an overly large companionway, making indoor - outdoor communications and entertaining easy and enjoyable.
The Catalina 30 is a comfortable, able, blue water cruising yacht with a proven race winning capability with outstanding performance. A masthead sloop with a sail area of 446sq ft, she boasts a large overlapping furling genoa, an MPS, and a fully battened mainsail with a lazyjack boombag for easy stowage. She was built by those who know the sea. She has sailed double-handedly extensively up and down the Queensland coast by her current owners. She is a high quality yacht that represents a sound investment for many more years of cruising ahead of her.
Price
AU $50,000 Ono
Vessel Name
Isabella
Boat Reference
S1930
Launch Year
1983
Length
30' - 9.14m
Beam
10.83ft (3.3m)
Draft
1.6m (5.25ft)
Displacement
10,200IB / 4,627kg
Keel / Ballast
Fin - lead
Vessel Location
Paradise Point
Region
Queensland
Use
Family, Leisure, Cruising
HIN
960630
Registration
NE065Q
Designer
Frank Butler
Builder
Catalina Yachts USA
Hull Material
Fibreglass/GRP
Decks Material
GRP
Engine
30hp Diesel
Engine Make
Westerbeke
Number Engines
1
Horsepower
30hp
Fuel Type
Diesel
Engine Hours
1050hrs
Engine Hours (2nd Engine)
N/a
Cruise Speed
6.5knotts approx
Propulsion
Shaft drive, 3 blade fixed propeller
Thrusters
N/a
Genset
N/a
Fuel
65L tank
Water
220L (2 x tanks: 115L & 105L)
Dinghy
New Mercury inflatable 3 man tender
Outboard
Tohatsu 4hp or Yamaha 3hp
Covers
Spray dodger, bimini, lazyjack boombag; wheel cover, tender cover
Accommodation
The internal cabin, with a head room height of 6'3", is especially wide, permitting amazingly spacious and luxurious accommodation. The large and efficient self-bailing cockpit with spray dodger, awning and solar panels, allows for spacious, comfortable cruising, and the smart deck layout with positioning of mainsheet and traveller and all control lines coming back to the cockpit, allowing for efficient and safe short handed sailing.
She comfortably sleeps five: There is the double forepeak berth, two berths in the saloon, and the aft double berth comfortably sleeps one. There are provisions for an extra two berths: a second person in the aft double berth (perhaps a child), and the ability to drop the table down making another berth if needed (current table would need to be modified for this). Forward, the comfortable double cabin has shelves and a large overhead hatch. Just aft is a generously proportioned head area with electric toilet, sink, and shower, with moulded-in shower pan. Opposite the head is a generous hanging locker and chest of drawers.
The main saloon is large and spacious, with a table that stows away easily when not in use. Storage space aboard the Catalina 30 is abundant and well planned. All shelves have teak pin rails to keep thinks in place. Beneath all seats and berths are easily accessible compartments for larger gear and supplies. The water tanks, fuel tanks and engine are well hidden, yet with easy access.
The aft galley on the port side is easy to use with a top loading refrigerator (converted from the original ice box) and large double sinks. It is out of the traffic yet open and handy with plenty of space. The galley boasts a double burner gas stove, plenty of storage and drawers.
The navigation station on the starboard side is like those found on much larger yachts, providing storage for charts and navigation equipment. The electronics and switch panels are easily accessible. She features an overly large companionway, making indoor - outdoor communications and entertaining easy and enjoyable.
She comfortably sleeps five: There is the double forepeak berth, two berths in the saloon, and the aft double berth comfortably sleeps one. There are provisions for an extra two berths: a second person in the aft double berth (perhaps a child), and the ability to drop the table down making another berth if needed (current table would need to be modified for this). Forward, the comfortable double cabin has shelves and a large overhead hatch. Just aft is a generously proportioned head area with electric toilet, sink, and shower, with moulded-in shower pan. Opposite the head is a generous hanging locker and chest of drawers.
The main saloon is large and spacious, with a table that stows away easily when not in use. Storage space aboard the Catalina 30 is abundant and well planned. All shelves have teak pin rails to keep thinks in place. Beneath all seats and berths are easily accessible compartments for larger gear and supplies. The water tanks, fuel tanks and engine are well hidden, yet with easy access.
The aft galley on the port side is easy to use with a top loading refrigerator (converted from the original ice box) and large double sinks. It is out of the traffic yet open and handy with plenty of space. The galley boasts a double burner gas stove, plenty of storage and drawers.
The navigation station on the starboard side is like those found on much larger yachts, providing storage for charts and navigation equipment. The electronics and switch panels are easily accessible. She features an overly large companionway, making indoor - outdoor communications and entertaining easy and enjoyable.
Cabins
2 cabins
Berths
Forward V-berth, aft double, 2 in the saloon with a provision for a 3 - can sleep 7
Shower
Hot water shower in head. External shower in cockpit
Toilet
Automatic
Entertainment
TV, DVD player, CD player, Radio with 4 speakers (Cockpit speakers need replacing)
Air-Con
No
Galley
The aft galley on the port side is easy to use with a top loading refrigerator (converted from the original ice box) and large double sinks. It is out of the traffic yet open and handy with plenty of space. The galley boasts a double burner gas stove, plenty of storage and drawers.
Refrigeration
Top loading refrigerator (converted from the original ice box)
Freezer
None
Stove
Double burner gas stove
Water-Maker
None
Hot Water
Yes
Ground Tackle
25kg drogue anchor on Muir Anchor Winch including 100ft chain and 100ft rope; spare 25kg drogue in locker; spare sand anchor with 30ft chain and rope
Safety Gear
Epirb, lifejackets, horseshoe rings (one with light), bosuns chair, gas detector, flares
Bilge Pumps
Yes
Life Raft
No
Epirb
Yes
Life Jackets
Yes
Flares
Yes
Fire Protection
Yes
Electrics
2 x house batteries under table. Engine battery port side. All new batteries (Nov '23). 12V and 24v shore power. Solar Panels.
Electronics / Navigation
Navman chart plotter (ability to put in way points; can be mounted from nav table below, to deck stbd side of companion way). Compass and autohelm at wheel. Power outlet near helmstation for charging i-pad or laptop. Radio - 4 speakers (2 in cockpit don't work), VHF radio, TV, DVD player, CD player,
Sail Inventory
Sail area: 446sq feet. Fully battened mainsail with sail slugs, 3 x reefs, lazyjack boombag. 2 x furling genoas (overlapping); 1 x MPS new - not used
Mast / Rigging
Masthead sloop. Wire rigging and turnbuckles.
Deck Gear
2 x Primary winches with self tailing - Barlow; 2 cabin top winches with self tailing; mast winch no self tailing (all winches serviced in June 2024); Ronstan hardware; spinnaker pole stowed on stbd side bow; Muir anchor winch; helmstation wheel with autohelm, compass. Cockpit table folds down. Mainsheet and traveller; genoa tracks; spinnaker sheet and brace blocks; 2 fwd masthead halyards, spinnaker pole topping lift & downhaul, main halyard and topping lift; backstay
Remarks
This is a lovely, well loved and well appointed boat that has been perfect for two handed cruising up in the Whitsundays. She has new batteries, engine has just been serviced, newly antifouled and is ready to go cruising now!
CONTACT DETAILS
Dealer
Bosun's Locker
Telephone
Fax
+61 7 5591 6147
Address
Southport Yacht Club Marina
MacArthur Parade
Main Beach QLD Australia
MacArthur Parade
Main Beach QLD Australia
Website
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