1996 Fortuna Island Spirit 35

These well constructed and proven catamarans are of composite GRP & foam sandwich hulls & decks, with solid GRP below waterline. 

'Hambisa' comes with the following additional equipment:

• Good range of tools
• Mast steps to top of mast
• 240v to 240v Isolation transformer
• 8 X life jackets
• Flares
• LPG and Carbon Monoxide alarm
• Port lower bunk base was once a bath, can easily be replumbed
• Dehumidifier
• 3 X Victron AGM batteries, (2 x 165Ah and 1 x 130Ah)
• 3 X Sunbrella side awnings
• 50mm sound engine insulation
• McMurdo Navtex
• Large Bosun Delta type anchor
• 1 alloy Fortress Danforth anchor
• 1 CQR anchor
• Full size kitchen sink with drainer

'Hambisa' is a strong yacht with all important equipment and maintenance having been constantly attended to over the last 15 years by her current owner who is a yacht surveyor. She is therefore structurally sound and ready to go to sea.  

• The boat is still in the water. I have an agreement with the marina for free lift outs for inspection until it sells.

• I'll work on finding more photos, although they will be old and not necessarily better resolution..

• She's ready to go for local island hopping but for any long transits I would go for new running and standing rigging.

• I was going to rod out the water intakes on the sail drives on the next lift out.

• The water-maker is dismantled, that's a project I was going to do. Not been used since the boat has been in the Med.

• I bought a new outdoor shower unit, not fitted - Another project...

• The cockpit speakers have been replaced.

• Last year I replaced the mainsail and track on the mast. I also replaced two pulleys on the steering gear. I also had some welding work done on the dinghy davit frame on the stern.