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Lying in Townsville, this beautifully presented 2005 Tasman C35 is a proven bluewater cruising catamaran perfectly placed to explore some of Australia's finest sailing waters. Designed by respected naval architect Roger Hill and built by Tasman Catamarans in Queensland, she combines genuine offshore capability with the space, comfort, and easy handling that make catamaran cruising so rewarding.
From her Townsville berth, the cruising grounds begin right at your doorstep. Magnetic Island sits just a short, easy sail across Cleveland Bay — an idyllic day trip or weekend escape with sheltered bays, clear water, and fringing reef. Point the bows south and the world-famous Whitsundays are within comfortable reach, opening up Whitehaven Beach, the Hook and Hayman island anchorages, and countless secluded coves among the 74 islands. Whether you're after an afternoon on the water or months of tropical exploration, she's ready for it.
On deck she's an easy boat to sail, with an alloy rig, fully-battened square-top mainsail, self-tacking jib, and a furling screecher for light-air reaching. Twin Volvo D1-30 sail-drive diesels provide reliable, economical power and effortless close-quarters handling in and out of the marina.
Below, three double cabins sleep up to eight, arranged around a bright, panoramic saloon that flows easily to the galley and cockpit. A practical sea-going galley, hot-and-cold pressurised water, an electric head with shower, and generous fresh-water tankage make her genuinely liveable for extended cruising. Solar charging and house batteries support comfortable time off the grid at anchor.
Well maintained and thoughtfully equipped, this Tasman C35 is a rare opportunity to step aboard a capable, comfortable cruising catamaran already based in the heart of North Queensland's cruising paradise. Inspection is highly recommended.



