The Australian-Built Alternative to an Imported Amphibious RV
If you've been looking at imported amphibious campers like the Caracat, there's an Australian-built option worth a look. Cat Cruisers are trailerable electric catamarans designed and built on the Gold Coast — boat by day, caravan by night — without the import lead times.
Australian-made, with local support
Imported amphibious RVs are typically built overseas and shipped in, which can mean longer lead times and support that lives on the other side of the world. Cat Cruisers are designed and built on the Gold Coast, so specification, delivery and after-sales all happen here.
Every build comes with a 5-year warranty and, on the 750, first registration included.
Electric, solar-charged, no gas
Our electric models run near-silent on twin motors with instant torque, and solar tops the batteries while you explore — plan for about six hours at cruising speed. The fit-out is fully electric with no gas on board.
You get a real galley, marine bathroom, berths and battery power, plus a Starlink-ready mounting point as standard.
Clear pricing and a real sea trial
The Cat Cruiser 750 starts from $199,000 with first registration included; the 650 and 870 are quote-on-a-call. Rather than compare brochures, you can come and see one on the Gold Coast by appointment.
FAQ
Is Cat Cruisers made in Australia?+
Yes — every Cat Cruiser is designed and built on the Gold Coast, Queensland, with local specification, delivery and after-sales support.
How does it compare to an imported amphibious RV?+
Imported models are typically built overseas with longer lead times and offshore support. Cat Cruisers are built locally, come with a 5-year warranty, and you can arrange a Gold Coast sea trial before you buy.
What does it cost and what's included?+
The 750 starts from $199,000 with first registration included. The 650 and 870 are quote-on-a-call. Confirm any other brand's pricing with that manufacturer directly.
Built here. Supported here.
Register your interest and arrange a Gold Coast sea trial.
