Kirjeldus:

1934 Ketch Designed by Iversen & Colin Archer and built from oak in Sweden. Winner in her class in Antigua Sailing Week 1996. Marconi rigged ketch. with full amenities and modern equipment, she can sleep up to seven guests plus a small child. The main cabin is forward, with a very large double berth, two portholes and its own private exit on deck. Guest accommodation is in two amidships cabins, one single with desk space and the other with a large single bed and a bunk. There are two additional bunks in the saloon. HiFi, projector and screen also in saloon. Her interior is very light, bright and airy with a distinct Scandanavian feel, due to the white painted wooden panels. She seats seven people comfortably for both exterior and interior dining. She is sailed by a crew of one or two, with their own separate sleeping quarters aft. Electrically powered tender