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Sailing on a friend’s Hunter 36 on Calibougue Sound near Hilton Head Island, SC

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The ultimate dream of living aboard or going offshore comes to all sailors, so the timing of "Inevitable" being listed for sale may be just the answer you are looking for! Built and maintained to a very high standard, this 2-cabin 2-head centre cockpit vessel does not disappoint when it comes to exceptional living accommodation matched with distance capable sailing performance. Topsides this ketch rigged sailing vessel has classic lines that are timeless. Wide unobstructed side decks two-tone in colour provide an updated look that is visually eye-catching. The centre cockpit is large, offering exceptional visibility from the helm and protection from the elements by a full enclosure that is perfect for off-season sailing. The RIB dinghy with outboard is housed on davits making launching and recovery easy. Down below, beautifully finished in teak the interior space is just lovely offering a space that is warm and inviting which can sometimes be lost in larger vessels. A v-berth cabin and enclosed head are located forward with  the spacious salon and galley located mid-ships. The aft cabin with a large centreline berth and ensuite head with shower are accessed through a starboard side passageway for maximum privacy making this a perfect boat to entertain guests or clients as a charter. Available with assumable moorage at our Westport Marina in Sidney, this vessel is available to view by appointment only. Please contact our Vancouver Island Sales Office at 250-656-5832 to schedule a showing.

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Our Catamaran models will be available for tours at the International Multihull Show in La Grande Motte, France. When: 22-26 April 2026. Where: Port de la Grande-Motte, La Grande-Motte, France Why: Come see the Vision difference in person. Our experts will be there to connect with you and answer any questions that you may have.

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After 19 months of rehabilitation, Matilda the Hawksbill sea turtle has been released back into the waters of the Great Barrier Reef at Green Island, and in a first for our region, has been also been fitted with a satellite tracking device. After making a full recovery from 'floaters disease' under the care of the Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre, the once critically ill turtle was released into the waters of Green Island by CTRC volunteers with the assistance of Great Adventures.

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