Still Rockin' – 43ft Custom Richard Woods Cruising Catamaran

$230,000 | Monkey Mia, Western Australia

Still Rockin' is a custom-built 43ft Richard Woods cruising catamaran, launched in 2000 and extensively used for extended family cruising along the Western Australian coast.

For the past four years, she has served as a home away from home for her current owners and their family, spending months at a time cruising some of WA's most remote and rewarding sailing grounds.

Her cruising history includes Shark Bay, Dirk Hartog Island, the Abrolhos Islands, Exmouth, Warroora Station and the Montebello Islands, providing a well-proven platform for extended coastal cruising and life at anchor.

The owners have continued to upgrade Still Rockin' throughout their ownership, with recent work including new standing rigging, twin Yamaha four-stroke outboards and significant electrical and cruising-equipment upgrades.

Recent upgrades and equipment

Twin 2023 Yamaha 25hp four-stroke outboards
New standing rigging – 2024
New AIS
New cockpit screens
New sail bag
Victron solar panels
Victron solar controller
Victron inverter
Victron battery charger
450Ah battery bank
Updated sounder and electrical systems
Spectra watermaker included but not currently fitted and requiring additional parts
New 30kg Mantas anchor

Accommodation

The 43ft catamaran layout provides generous accommodation for family cruising or extended periods aboard.

Two queen cabins
One double berth
Additional single berth/storage area
Galley-down configuration
Spacious saloon
Large dining table with built-in fridge

Tender package

Also included in the sale is a substantial tender package comprising:

2022 Highfield 3.8m tender
Tender trailer
2013 Yamaha 30hp outboard

The Highfield provides a practical shore and exploration boat for remote cruising, fishing and diving, while the trailer allows it to be transported independently by road.

Monkey Mia cruising setup

Still Rockin's location at Monkey Mia provides an unusual opportunity for buyers wanting to explore Shark Bay and the wider Western Australian coast without necessarily keeping a large cruising yacht in a metropolitan marina.

The current owners have used the setup by towing the Highfield north, launching it and using it to access Still Rockin' before departing on extended cruises.

At the end of a trip, the catamaran can be returned to her established cyclone-rated mooring at Monkey Mia, while the tender is loaded onto its trailer for the journey home.

The owners advise that approximately $15,000 has been invested in upgrading the current cyclone-rated mooring over the years. The mooring is not a registered asset included as part of the vessel sale; however, the owners are happy to discuss the existing arrangement with genuine buyers.

A proven family cruising boat

Still Rockin' has been extensively used rather than simply maintained as a weekend boat. Her current family has lived aboard for extended periods while homeschooling their children and exploring remote sections of the WA coastline.

With the children now older and the family's circumstances changing, the owners have decided it is time for Still Rockin' to move on to her next owners.

For a couple or family looking for a substantial cruising catamaran already proven along the Western Australian coast, Still Rockin' offers an interesting combination of accommodation, recent upgrades, shallow-water cruising capability and an established base in one of Australia's most distinctive cruising regions.

Located at Monkey Mia, Western Australia.

Inspection by appointment. Serious enquiries welcome.