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$980,000 AUD
+20 moreMakeWave Cat
Model430
Year2025
Length13.1m5.2m beam
Fuel800L tank
Cabins3
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About this vessel
The Captain Wave 430 is a 2025 built 43 ft aluminium power cat currently operating as a charter vessel in Hobart. Purpose-built for commercial use, she offers a clean, practical layout for passenger comfort, with a spacious deck and saloon arrangement, three cabins accommodating up to seven guests, and two bathrooms with separate showers.
The vessel is in AMSA survey as 1D for 30 passengers and 2C for 12 passengers, making her well suited to operators looking for a ready to go platform.
A key advantage is the remaining new boat warranty on hull structure and engines for a further 30 months, with major systems described as in excellent working order.
Ideal use cases include harbour and coastal sightseeing, day charter operations, whale watching, fishing charters, dive and eco tours, or private cruising with the option to run commercially.
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Vessel
MakeWave Cat
Model430
Year2025
Dimensions
Length overall13.1m
Beam5.2m
Draft0.7m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeMercury
Engine hours230
Fuel tankage800L
Features
On board
Twin Mercury SeaPro 300 hp engines
Twin Quick Italy BTQ 185 bow thrusters
Powerstar 8 kW marine genset
Garmin navigation electronics with radar and autopilot
Mercury SmartCraft monitoring
Night vision camera
Underwater LED lighting
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