Cameo is a fabulous cruiser: spacious, well-appointed, low draft, and comfortable. The current owners have spent more than 2 months on her continuously. She is well set up to stay off grid with occasional dock visits for provisioning and pump out.

What makes her such a great cruiser? Always freshwater sailed; low draft (4’2”), so you can go where many sailors cannot; chart plotter with Georgian Bay/North Channel charts; depth sounder, speed log, and wind instruments, so you can navigate and plan each leg of your trip with confidence; Rocna anchor, so once anchored you can be confident you’ll stay there (she also has a secondary Bruce anchor); upgraded 30 HP engine, so she can make good headway in tough conditions; full set of sails, including jib, genny, storm jib, mainsail, and spinnaker, so you can sail in any wind conditions; Dutchman system to douse the sails neatly; wheel steering with autopilot that steers to a set course or set wind direction, so you can relax a bit; full enclosure with window panels and full screens, so you can stay warm and dry on cooler days and keep bugs outside; fully enclosed bow cabin and aft cabin so two couples can enjoy some privacy; solar panels to supplement your power needs; two fridges, so you don’t have to wrestle days’-worth of food just to find your favorite drink; upgraded interior/exterior cushions below decks and in the cockpit for additional comfort; new teak and holly sole; combination hatch screens and blackout blinds, so you stay bug free and don’t have to wake with the sunrise unless you want to; deck wash so you can fill your water tank mid-lake; engine- or dockside-powered water heater for hot and cold running water on demand; water filter faucet for clean drinking water; head with shower, so you don’t have to swim for cleanliness; sugar scoop swim step with built-in ladder, to make boarding from the water a breeze; gimballed 2-burner propane stove with oven and grill, and rail-mounted barbecue, so you can cook as you wish; cradle and supplementary jack stands for safe and easy winter storage; and more. Sleeps four comfortably, and with the salon, seven at a squeeze! She really is your floating home away from home.

Upgrades and peripherals

Engine and power

Rebuilt 30 HP engine

2017

Solar panels

2018

Dedicated port fridge battery

2023

Water heater

2021

Additional start button

2022

Gear shift control cable

2022

Cockpit

Full dodger, bimini, and enclosure

2017

Solar panel bimini pockets

2018

Cockpit cushions

2015

Cockpit table

2021

Drink holders

2022

Magma barbecue with extension bracket

2016

Salon and cabins

Two-way hatch screen/blackout blinds

2016

Salon and cabin cushions

2016

Additional port fridge

2020

Sole replacement

2021

Radio/MP3

2021

Solar vents (x3) - uninstalled

2020

Navigation and electronics

Garmin chartplotter with binnacle mount

2019

VHF radio

2017

VHF remote station

2017

Windex transducer

2020

Antenna

2020

Rigging and hull

Running rigging

2020

Bottom paint

2016

Rocna anchor

2016

Windlass motor

2022

Docklines

2023

Sacrificial genny strip

2020

Dripless shaft seal

2021

LED Anchor light

2019

Mainsail cover 

2015

Lifering

2017

Peripherals

Charging cable

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30A socket to 110V converter

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Cradle

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Jack stands x2

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Fenders x7