Gemini 3200 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Catamaran · centerboard

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

31.99' · 9.75 m

Displ.

7,000 lbs · 3,175 kg

First year

1990

The Gemini 3200 represents a pivotal chapter in the evolution of Performance Cruising, serving as the bridge between the pioneering Gemini 3000 and the highly successful 3400 and 105M series. Launched in 1990, the 3200 was a direct refinement of Tony Smith’s vision for a "standard slip" catamaran—a multihull capable of fitting into a 14foot wide marina berth, which remains one of the narrowest beams in the cruising catamaran world. This design choice prioritized accessibility and costefficiency for coastal cruisers who were traditionally deterred by the high slip fees of wider multihulls. Built in Annapolis, Maryland, the 3200 utilized a solid fiberglass hull below the waterline with balsacoring in the decks and topsides, a construction method documented in the Gemini Catamarans Heritage archives. While production of the 3200 was relatively short (roughly 1990–1992) before being superseded by the 3400, it introduced several ergonomic upgrades that defined the brand's identity for the next two decades.