DESCRIPTION:
Indigo ll is designed by Peter Wormwood and custom built by Brook Boats in 1989 and offers the advantages of sailing aboard a large multihull, namely very high speed and the comfort of a wide stable platform which does not heel but provide vast, airy, light interior space and expansive deck area.

Guests are accommodated in three air-conditioned cabins with full queen size beds and private ensuite shower rooms. The very large saloon opens directly onto a big shaded deck cockpit seating up to eight for al fresco dining, while the deck saloon provides panoramic vision with none of the down below feeling of conventional sailing yachts.

The beautiful rotating 86 foot wing mast and hi-tech Spectra mainsail ensure exhilarating performance, 'Indigo' has proven to be one of the Caribbean's fastest with speeds in excess of 15 knots.

Indigo's spacious main saloon measures 25' x 15' (7.60m x 4.60m) and has eight tinted windows, three opening hatches and a 10' x 6'4" (3m x 2m) sliding door opening onto the cushioned deck cockpit seating eight around two tables which open into a 7' 6" (2.35m) dining table. There are no ladders or stairs between these two areas giving an astonishing 23' x 25' (7m x 7.60m) entertaining space with dim able halogen lights, panoramic views and protection form the elements. Inside the saloon a comfortable semi-circular white sofa seats up to six and three rotating arm chairs, a desk/chart table, a dining table for six with high chairs, a TV/VCR and a stereo system complete the unusually large reception area with varnished teak and holly floor.

The owner's cabin is 10' x 15' (3m x 4.6m) and had a 5' (1.5m) wide queen size berth, a dressing table, two wardrobe cupboards and bookshelves. It is air-conditioned and has two opening oval portholes, two opening deck hatches and fan. The floor is teak and holly. Door to shower room with built in washbasin in teak counter with vanity mirror and storage above and below, a fresh water electrically flushing automatic toilet with opening porthole over and a large separate stall shower with an opening hatch.

The two identical guest cabins measure 7' x 10' (2.20m x 3m) and have 5' (1.5m) wide queensize berths. They air air-conditioned and each has opening oval portholes and two opening hatches and a fan. Floors are teak and holly. Door to shower room with built in washbasin in teak counter with vanity mirror and storage above and below, a fresh water, electricity flushing automatic toilet, a shower with teak grate and access to additional storage plus an opening hatch which provides unusually light and airy accommodation for three couples on a roughly equal basis, with all three cabins having identical queen size berths. No cabin or shower shares a common bulkhead with another cabin, providing unusual privacy.

The crew have two cabins and a shower which are completely separate and at a distance from the guests.

Interior decoration is paint complimented by varnished wood furniture and teak and holly floors. Sofas and chairs are covered in light coloured quality fabrics. The decksheads are covered in a beige suede like material with teak trim. Loose cushions are plentiful both in the saloon and the deck cockpit. the outside cushions are waterproof and have removable blue or white terry cloth covers.

Sails and Rigging:
25.91 metre W.E.S.T. rotating wingmast, Sloop rigged.
Fully battened Halsey Ligard main sail (1997) 113.33 square metres;
Halsey self tacking jib (1997) 44.59 square metres;
Halsey Ligard NZ Chute 204.37 square metres.
Harken winches, titanium traveller.

Machinery:
Yanmar Turbo (1994) 2 x 100 hp diesel. Maximum speed 9.6 knots. 8 gallons per hour at 9.6 knots at 3000 rpm. Fuel capacity 350 gallons.
2 x battery bank-gel. Battery condition gauge heart 2000.
Dockside electric cable.
8 kw Northern Lights generator (1994).

Navigation and Safety:
B & G boat speed/log; B & G wind speed direction;
B & G Hydra 330 (5 stations); b & G (3 stations)
1998 Hydra pilot autopilot;
Icom M700 SSB; Icom M55; VHF; 36 mi Simrad Amritsu 3619 radar; Trimble Nasvgraphic II GPS;
406mz EPIRB; Ocean 660;
133 mhz computer;
Weatherfax;
Inmarsat C Satcom safety system.

Other items:
CQR 75lb anchor;
400ft galvanised chain;
2 Fortress 30lb anchors;
Cockpit cover;
Electric wash down system.

Accommodation:
Cabins:
3 x 5ft queen size berths with ensuite shower rooms and air conditioning.
2 x single settee berths.
1 double and 2 single crew berths.
4 heads.
Accommodation is vast.
Galley:
Cooker, 2 Sea Frost refrigerators,
2 x 5 gallon electric immersion heaters,
water pressure feed,
500 gallons water capacity,
1200 gallon per day HRO water maker.

Owners Comments:
Indigo II was extensively rebuilt and strengthened at Austral Marine Ltd in new Zealand in 1997/98. Many detailed modifications were also undertaken including lengthening the boat three feet, new wing mast and standing rigging and new carbon fibre boom. It's well equipped with state of the art Ocean PC 450 computer and the latest T & T 'Mini M' Satelite telephone system. Has a ultra-sophisticated propulsion system with duel variable ratio hydraulic drives and custom built reversible pitch propellers, providing a high level of control in all conditions. Fully fitted for world cruising. Accommodation are vast with air conditioned cabins with ensuite shower rooms plus spacious crews quarters.

In this case we are acting as Brokers only. Whilst every care has been taken in their preparation, the correctness of these particulars are intended only as a guide and they do not constitute a term of any contract. A prospective buyer is strongly advised to check the particulars and where appropriate, at his own expense to employ a qualified marine surveyor to carry out a survey and/or to have an engine trial conducted.