1999 Gemini 105M

Step aboard and you’ll notice how bright and open the Gemini feels, thanks to the salon windows and well‑thought‑out layout. The wide, uncluttered foredeck makes anchoring or handling the ground tackle far less of a circus act, and the side decks are safe to move along, even when it’s lumpy. Under sail, the 105M is nicely balanced and easily driven, so light-air days aren’t wasted. At anchor, the cockpit becomes the social hub, with good seating and easy access to the water for a quick swim or loading the dinghy. Storage is surprisingly generous throughout, making longer stays aboard realistic rather than a compromise.

For the varied waters in this region, the Gemini 105M is an especially practical choice. Its shallow draft lets you slip into quieter anchorages and explore creeks and sandbars that deeper monohulls simply avoid. When afternoon sea breezes kick up a chop, the catamaran platform offers a steadier motion and more comfortable time underway and at anchor. Docking in tight marinas is less intimidating thanks to the responsive drive system and excellent visibility from the helm. Add in the efficient sail plan and economical auxiliary power, and you’ve got a cruiser that handles local conditions gracefully, whether you’re day sailing, weekending, or stretching out for seasonal cruising.