Iroquois Mk IIa- 1974 for sale in Greece

For a long time the Iroquois was considered to be the fastest series-built cruising catamaran under 10m length. Being a 1st generation catamaran the beam-length ratio is low, which asks for an attentive crew when sailing in strong fluky winds. In the right hands however an Iroquois can safely cross an ocean. This vessel has been steadily improved over the past years by the Dutch owner, who equipped her for longer trips in Greek waters.

For a long time the Iroquois was considered to be the fastest series-built cruising catamaran under 10m length. Being a 1st generation catamaran the beam-length ratio is low, which asks for an attentive crew when sailing in strong fluky winds. In the right hands however an Iroquois can safely cross an ocean. This vessel has been steadily improved over the past years by the Dutch owner, who equipped her for longer trips in Greek waters. The accommodation is slightly adjusted by the partial removal of some bulkheads, which gives a more spacious feeling than in the standard Iroquois-layout. The interior could still use some cosmetic renovation. 2 Burner Hob & Oven, Camping Gaz Bottle, Some Cutlery, Cool Box/Fridge Coolmatic Waeco FA40 2003, Manual Marine Head, Folding Chart Table, 2 x Electric Water Pumps, Sea Water Pump, Bimini, Cockpit Cushions,Navigation Lights, Compass Plastimo, Autopilot Raymarine 2000, Echosounder VDO Logic 2004, Log/Speed VDO Logic 2004, Wind Speed/Direction VDO Logic 2004, VHF President MC-8000, Chart Plotter Chartmaster Interphase C-Map,Lifelines, Life Jackets, Boat Hook