Seller is motivated to sell this amazing ocean-going Catamaran. Admiral Catamarans stay true to their South African heritage with a strong safe build, and a user friendly spacious open lay out. People that you talk to in the Admiral Catamaran community will tell you that it is only a couple of the things they love about their Cats.

With Nauti Cat you get an owners addition Catamaran that has never been in charter. You get a 38 foot Cat that sails and feels like a 42. You also get a boat that has been maintained by a long time sailor that understands what it takes to take care of a boat to keep her sea worthy and safe for adventure.

Here is a short list of some of the things that have been done.

·       Port saildrive replaced,(w/spare rebuilt lower unit)

·       Starboard lower rebuilt

·       Port start battery

·       Replaced Heart inverter/charger with 110 vac/60hz unit

·       110 vac 60 hz outlets

·       All bilge pumps and float switches

·       New faucets, galley and heads

·       New heads and sanitary hoses

·       Added 25 gallon holding tank on port head

·       All filters and membranes for Spectra Water Maker (backflushed weekly)

·       New Atwood propane 3 burner stove/oven

·       LP solenoid

·       Microwave

·       New 16000 BTU CTM AC unit

·       Separate shore power inlet for AC

·       Island Time wifi /antenna

·       32”Hisence TV

·       Kenwood stereo with Sirius

·       4 Hella fans

·       4 12 Volt 10 ah batteries 7/22

·       Hulls polished and waxed 6/22

·       Topsides plolished and waxed 4/22

·       Interior painted 4/22

Admiral 38 Catamaran Review Courtesy of Sail Magazine Peter Nielsen | January 16, 2008

An interview with Owners: Shhhh, don’t tell Famous Potatoes she’s being included in an article about starter cats. She thinks she’s at least 42 feet long, and she’s about convinced me of it too. The most impressive thing about this boat is her incredibly spacious feel. Owners of larger cats have come aboard and exclaimed, “Wow, you have so much room! What a beautiful boat!” I fell in love with her lines when I first saw her at the 2005 Miami Boat Show. She looks sleek and fast, and indeed she is. On passages I love to see another sailboat ahead of us, especially if it’s a larger cat. I like to sail past and pretend I’m reading a book. She is capable, too. I sailed her from South Africa to Florida with 25-to-37-knot winds and some 20-foot waves for the first three days. We reached top speeds near 20 knots while surfing down them. The autopilot and boat both handled it with ease, but I admit that on two occasions I had to grab my wineglass as it slid across the dinner table. The roomy, open galley-up is brilliantly laid out, a pleasure to cook in, and easy to clean. We entertained a lot and once had 26 fellow cruisers partying aboard. We have the owner’s version, and our bed is huge; the fore/aft layout means there’s no crawling over one another during the night. The 2-foot, 9-inch draft put the Admiral on our “top three” list immediately. In the clear waters of the Bahamas and the Caribbean I can sail right through reefs that other cats (to say nothing of monohulls) fear. We love finding a secluded sandy beach and anchoring in 4 feet of water; then taking a stern anchor ashore so we can step off the sugar scoop and walk into our private beach paradise. What more could you want from a 42-foot—whoops, I mean a 38-foot—cat? She looks lovely, feels good, and sails beautifully. We love this boat!