Powered by twin Cummins 305 HP engines, she is designed for long-range cruising — including transatlantic voyages — and can tow vessels up to 50 feet. Her construction features epoxy E-glass with a PVC foam core for strength and efficiency.

Built for a family of fishing enthusiasts, November Rain blends elegance with functionality. Her spacious, open-plan interior — designed by Nica Design Studio — is finished in wood tones with a minimalist nautical theme. The saloon includes a full entertainment system, and the galley is equipped with high-end appliances, including Miele and Smeg, along with extensive cold storage.

She features dual aft cockpits — upper and lower — both shaded and ideal for entertaining. The lower cockpit includes an outdoor galley, braai, and bar. The flybridge houses the helm and additional lounge space. Teak decks throughout provide seamless access to water toys, including SUPs, a jetski, a foredeck tender, and a 16-foot RIB on the aft davit, which also offers privacy when moored stern-to.

Accommodation is both luxurious and practical. The starboard hull serves as the owner’s suite, with a double bed, sitting area, bunk beds for children, and en-suite heads. The port hull includes a double guest cabin aft, a convertible twin/double forward cabin, and additional guest heads. Both hulls include crew quarters with double bunks and private facilities.

Every element — from storage and bait lockers to navigation, safety, and entertainment systems — has been thoughtfully integrated to support life on the water. November Rain is a showcase of meticulous craftsmanship, born from a close collaboration between builder, designer, and owner — a true floating home built for adventure.