This impressive 24.72m aluminium passenger ferry combines luxury accommodation, expansive viewing platforms and high speed performance in one outstanding commercial vessel. Built by Aluminium Marine in Brisbane in 2005, she offers operators an exceptional platform for premium tourism, whale watching, sightseeing, diving and other passenger charter operations.
Presented in first class condition and operating daily, this vessel offers the opportunity to acquire a substantial, established commercial vessel. It is equipped for passenger comfort and operational capability and offshore sightseeing.
Designed to deliver an exceptional passenger experience, the vessel features five observation decks across three levels, providing expansive views from multiple vantage points. Both the main and bridge decks feature luxurious, air conditioned lounges with wide panoramic windows, allowing passengers to enjoy the journey in comfort.
The vessel also accommodates up to 10 people in five double staterooms. One master ocean view stateroom is located on the main deck, with four additional double cabins in the hulls. Each cabin has its own air conditioning and ensuite bathroom.
Additional onboard facilities include a licensed bar and café, refrigeration, freezer, electric cooktop, hot water, five showers and seven toilets, including separate ladies’ and gentlemen’s day facilities. Entertainment includes large smart televisions, a Sony music system and a vessel wide PA system for live commentary.
Powered by twin MTU V12 183 TE 92 diesel engines rated at approximately 985hp each, this aluminium ferry delivers the performance required for efficient passenger transfers and sightseeing operations.
Onboard power is supplied by a Cummins 4CTA 40kVA genset with Stamford alternator. Fuel capacity is approximately 5,000 litres, with approximately 1,600 litres of freshwater.
The vessel is specified as AMSA 1C survey for 72 passengers plus three crew, operating up to 30 nautical miles offshore. The supplied survey information records a five-ear hull and shaft survey completed in May 2021 and survey details updated in March 2026.
Navigation and communications equipment includes Garmin GPSMAP XSV chartplotter and sounder, JRC radar and GPS, MaxSea integrated navigation, AIS, VHF and HF radios, TMQ autopilot and rudder-angle indicator. A Swann CCTV system provides onboard security monitoring.
Commercial and safety equipment includes four watertight bulkheads, a stability booklet, SOLAS liferafts, EPIRBs, lifejackets, fire protection systems, bilge alarms and pumps, searchlight, safety rails around observation decks and a large submersible dive platform off the stern.
The vessel also features a Muir 24V electric windlass, CQR anchor with approximately 180 metres of chain, a lifting and lowering winch drum, and aluminium deck seating.
With its aluminium construction, substantial passenger capacity, high-speed performance, premium onboard facilities and multi-level viewing areas, this vessel offers a compelling platform for an operator seeking to deliver a quality passenger experience.
Asking price: $2,495,000
For further information or to arrange an inspection, contact Commercial Boats.
Prospective purchasers should independently verify current survey status, permitted operations, passenger capacity, equipment certification and vessel particulars before purchase.
How many passengers can the ferry carry?
The supplied specifications state AMSA 1C survey for 72 passengers plus three crew, with operations up to 30 nautical miles offshore.
What engines power the vessel?
Twin MTU V12 183 TE 92 diesel engines rated at approximately 985hp each, with service logbooks.
What accommodation and passenger facilities are onboard?
The vessel has five double staterooms, five showers, seven toilets, air-conditioned lounges, a licensed bar and café, and observation areas across three levels.
What is the asking price?
The asking price is $2,495,000.
Also maybe worth considering 12 overnight
