20 MTR. DAY TOURIST SIGHTSEEING AND CHARTER VESSEL
AU $750,000 Excluding Duty/GST
Length
68' 11" - 21.00m
Location
Adelaide Region Melbourne, Australia
Launch Year
1986
Hull Material
Aluminium
Description: 20 Mtr. Day Tourist Sightseeing and Charter Vessel
This is a unique day tourist vessel that can be modified to carry out a great range of activities from sightseeing, wildlife watching through to coffee and dinner cruises.
Owners would like to highlight the flexibility of this unique vessel. She is a low draft vessel combined with a low air draft, making her exceptionally useful for river cruising where there are low bridges and shallow channels. In addition, because of her beam she is an excellent sea boat and the Owners have used her in the open waters of Port Phillip Bay where beam seas would make the ride uncomfortable on many vessels. The vessel is not equipped with a fixed galley as this would take up space which is better used for passengers. When used for catered functions it is easy to set up temporary catering facilities. Owner feels that the flexibility that the vessel offers will make her a very useful addition to any tourist fleet.
Potential buyers should note that due to her seakeeping capabilities she could be relocated to anywhere in Australia on her own bottom with a possibility that she could sail to New Zealand.
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Owners would like to highlight the flexibility of this unique vessel. She is a low draft vessel combined with a low air draft, making her exceptionally useful for river cruising where there are low bridges and shallow channels. In addition, because of her beam she is an excellent sea boat and the Owners have used her in the open waters of Port Phillip Bay where beam seas would make the ride uncomfortable on many vessels. The vessel is not equipped with a fixed galley as this would take up space which is better used for passengers. When used for catered functions it is easy to set up temporary catering facilities. Owner feels that the flexibility that the vessel offers will make her a very useful addition to any tourist fleet.
Potential buyers should note that due to her seakeeping capabilities she could be relocated to anywhere in Australia on her own bottom with a possibility that she could sail to New Zealand.
SeaBoats are International Ship Brokers & Yacht Brokers, marketing and selling a wide range of boats and ships, recreational and commercial, new and used, to broad global audiences. Our dedicated international teams of are strategically located around the world and utilize modern communication strategies and a vast network of industry associates.
Whether buying or selling, let the SeaBoats team work for you.
Region
South Australia
Location
Adelaide Region Melbourne, Australia
Reference
3704
Usage
Leisure, Commercial
Launch Year
1986
Designer
John Hunter
Length
68' 11" - 21.00m
Beam
6.8m (22ft 3in)
Draft
1.2ft (3ft 11in)
Displacement
40 tons
Hull Material
Aluminium
Engine Make
Cummins
Engine
6bt Hydraulic drive.
Max Speed
10 knots
Cruise Speed
7.5 knots
Genset
240V diesel generator
Accommodation
Capacity: Licensed to carry 200 passengers. 150 undercover. 130 social functions. 70 sit down meal.
2 wash rooms
Features large upper observation deck to seat up to 100 pax. Aft deck under cover. Large lounge with a Bar and moveable tables and seating. Male and Female toilets 2 x each. Separate Pilot house Fwd. Suitable for private functions for up to150 passengers.
Low bridge clearance, Boarding to upper or lower decks.
2 wash rooms
Features large upper observation deck to seat up to 100 pax. Aft deck under cover. Large lounge with a Bar and moveable tables and seating. Male and Female toilets 2 x each. Separate Pilot house Fwd. Suitable for private functions for up to150 passengers.
Low bridge clearance, Boarding to upper or lower decks.
Galley
Facilities: Tables, white linen, food warmer, soft woollen padded seats, urn, bar, P. A. Sound system,
Toilet
4 toilets
Remarks
Built: Launceston, December 1986
Material: Aluminium hull, water ballast tanks
The owner comments:
I would like to emphasise the versatility of this craft as it is not purely a function vessel. It doubles as a tourist sightseeing vessel or to transfer large numbers under
low bridges. The sightseeing /educational nature is usually active Monday to Friday with occasional private functions for all occasions, weekends and at night.
We have adjusted the price for the John Batman to $580,000.
The vessel has been laid up since a downturn in the tourist industry combined with personal reasons.
The 5 year survey is in progress - with only the Lightship survey not yet completed.
They further comment:
Structurally and operationally she is in great working and running order; we slipped her at Queenscliff 6 or so months ago [note: approx. December 2023] (she travels 4 hrs each way ) and our regular engineer has worked extensively on her.
She is run up each week when checked.
Cosmetically she's ready for a new look - we purposely have not painted or altered the look - believing that a new owner would like to create their own custom look. The John Batman is not only an exceptional people mover but with a lick of paint, can and will certainly impress!
Material: Aluminium hull, water ballast tanks
The owner comments:
I would like to emphasise the versatility of this craft as it is not purely a function vessel. It doubles as a tourist sightseeing vessel or to transfer large numbers under
low bridges. The sightseeing /educational nature is usually active Monday to Friday with occasional private functions for all occasions, weekends and at night.
We have adjusted the price for the John Batman to $580,000.
The vessel has been laid up since a downturn in the tourist industry combined with personal reasons.
The 5 year survey is in progress - with only the Lightship survey not yet completed.
They further comment:
Structurally and operationally she is in great working and running order; we slipped her at Queenscliff 6 or so months ago [note: approx. December 2023] (she travels 4 hrs each way ) and our regular engineer has worked extensively on her.
She is run up each week when checked.
Cosmetically she's ready for a new look - we purposely have not painted or altered the look - believing that a new owner would like to create their own custom look. The John Batman is not only an exceptional people mover but with a lick of paint, can and will certainly impress!
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