2004 Gemini 105 MC

Step aboard and you’ll notice how much thought went into making a compact cruising cat feel big. Light pours in through the wraparound windows, so the saloon never feels cave‑like, even on gray days. The helm is just a step away from the cockpit, so the skipper can stay part of the conversation while keeping an eye on the sails. Wide side decks and well‑placed handholds make moving forward at sea feel secure, not sketchy. Under sail, the Gemini’s narrow hulls slip along easily without needing a ton of wind, and when it’s time to anchor, that generous beam gives you a stable, no‑rolling platform that’s easy on the dishes and the knees.

In the warm, shoal‑filled cruising grounds nearby, the Gemini 105 MC really comes into its own. Its ability to sneak into thin water opens up quiet anchorages and tucked‑away coves that deeper boats simply can’t reach. The catamaran platform gives plenty of deck space for lounging at anchor, yet the overall footprint still fits easily into tighter marinas and fuel docks. Efficient sailplan and modest weight mean you’re not burning excess fuel just to make a passage between islands or along the coast. Add in the comfortable accommodations and protected cockpit, and you’ve got a capable home base for exploring this region’s sandbars, reefs, and winding channels.