Gorgeous and super maintained well-known departure ship

Beautiful classic sailing yacht that has had a total of 3 English owners from 1962 to 1994. The current Dutch owners bought the ship in 1994, refurbished it and since then sailed over 100000 miles with it, including 6 years around the world. The ship has been very neatly maintained and stood in a hall every winter, now the ship is in the water in Makkum. For more information please call our broker Richard van der Vijgh at 0031(0)622791771.

General
Hull shape: hull color is cream
Other:

A very seaworthy and complete ship for the lover of classic sailing ships. The 6 year world voyage with the ship (route of Darwin) is described in the book: The wind showed us the world. The boat was every year in a hall for winter storage, now the ship lies in the water at its berth in Makkum.

Accommodation
Berths: 2 sleeping in the point, 2 on the couches and 1 in the dog cage.
Engine, electrics, water
Fuel tanks: also 5 separate jerry cans of 20 liters spare diesel each
Fuel consumption: on average
Solar panel: 2x 48W brand Sunware on deck
Water tank & material: 2 pieces which together are about 300 liters
Fuel tank gauge: determine via arrow pointer
Other:

All kinds of spare parts are included.

Rig and sails
Spars, stays: with stainless steel rigging
Winches: 2 selftailing winches of brand Lewmar
Genoa: light weather 46m2 + normal 40m2
Jib: working jib 29m2 + small jib 16m2
Number of masts: wooden pole
Other:

All sails, like everything else on the boat, are neatly stored and maintained and in great condition.

Navigation and electronics
Windvane steering: Aries windvane
Charts, guides: many sea charts available
Equipment
Fenders, lines: 4 cylindrical and 1 sphere
Oars, paddles: 2 for dinghy
Outdoor cushions: 2x
Swimming ladder: loose stairs with steps on the rope
Other:

A new coat of antifouling is now being applied. The woodwork looks beautiful, all in a 2- component varnish from IJssel.

Safety
Other:

A Joon with light and 2 lifebuoys are provided. Also to starboard and port a stainless steel line for hooking a lifeline.