Inside

Accommodations

With two private cabins with ensuite heads on opposing ends of the boat, Islander offers unparalleled privacy, space, and comfort in this price range for four people. The roomy aft cabin has two single berths, a large closet for hanging clothes and storing luggage, a head with electric toilet, shower, sink and plenty of storage. First aid items are located in the cubby behind the toilet. There is a large mirror centrally located in the cabin with a 6-drawer built in teak dresser underneath.

The forward cabin features a v-berth with individual reading lights, a hanging locker, several drawers for storing clothing and a head with sink and toilet.

Both cabins are 4 steps down; the steps to the forward cabin can be raised to access the engine room.Galley Salon: Galley, Lower Helm, Settee and Additional Seating.

Islander’s salon is roomy, comfortable and quite lovely with carefully joined teak cupboards and woodwork as well as teak and holly parquet sole. It is accessed by either the port or starboard doors and sits between the two cabins. The settee accommodates 4 people, there is a dining chair with the table as well as a comfy chair for relaxing. A folding stool and deck chair for additional seating can be found in the aft cabin closet. You’ll find games (Scrabble is in the aft closet) and the radio in the cupboards above the settee and cleaning supplies in the cupboard just forward of the port side door.

The lower helm is just forward of the starboard side door and has its own chart plotter and radar/depth finder.

The galley features a propane Force 10 3-burner stove with oven/broiler. The fridge is a roomy ¾ size which runs off the house battery. There is a microwave above the fridge (generator or shore power) There is a double sink and ample cupboard space: You will find pots and pans under the sink, baking trays in the drawer under the oven, room for dry goods above the stove and the refrigerator; the central galley island contains the sink, an aft facing set of drawers containing cutlery, a Corelle set for 6 with additional plates, a drawer with mugs and more cooking implements and another drawer with ziplocs, aluminum foil, plastic wrap, etc. The forward-facing side of the island has a double-doored cupboard housing the glasses and cut-outs for liquor bottles. The cupboard opposite the island contains some bowls and baking dishes and has plenty of storage room left over. You’ll find local cruising guides and chartbooks on the shelf above the bowls. There is a steamer pot in the low cupboard just aft of the starboard side door.