We offer sailings on boats in the 37-51 foot size class. A selection of the boats are presented below:
- Linjett
- Bavaria
- Grand Soleil
- Jeanneau
etc.
All boats are equipped in accordance with the Safety Requirements of the Swedish Maritime Administration. All crew/participants on board are issued sailing clothing/floatation suits and a life jacket with associated safety line.
The boats have different owners and each owner is responsible for ensuring that the information provided on this page is correct.
| Linjett 40 | Linjett boats are built at Rosättra Båtvarv in the Stockholm Arichpelago - The oldest boat yard on the east coast. The Linjett 40 is the biggest model produced. The Linjett 40 is a good combination of a sleek racer and comfortable living boat/excursion boat. In addition, it also has beautiful lines and luxurious interior woodwork in mahogony. It also has many characteristics that makes it particularly suited to sailing in the Stockholm Archipelago. With two boats of the same class, it's easy to organise an exciting match race. Some data: The following comfort equipment can be found on board both the S/Y Aquileja and the S/Y Amorina: bed mattresses, bed linen, hand towels, airborne heating, 300 litre fresh water tanks, hot water boiler, shower, WC with 80 litre septic tank, TV, DVD, stereo radio/CD, battery capacity 450 amps, 170 W solar cells, 220 V on board electricity supply without access to land power (via 1200 W inverter) for charging electrical items such as mobile telephones, digital cameras or computers, land power connection for charging batteries and boiler, gas cooker with oven, 75 litre cooler box, spray hood and cockpit cover. The following operating and navigation equipment can be found on board both the S/Y Aquileja and the S/Y Amorina: main sail, genoa and spinnaker, electric winches, double anchors (including bower with electric anchor winch), bow propeller, GPS, log, echo sounder, wind instrument, VHF radio, 160 litre fuel tank and 55 hp engine. Other: A rubber dinghy may be included on request. |
| S/Y Aquileja | This boat was built in 2006 and is in excellent condition. Max no. of day guests: 9 (+ skipper) In addition to that stated above, the following comfort equipment can be found on board the S/Y Aquileja: Extra long births in cabins (220 cm), CD stereo with mp3 player connectivity, Internet access, 220 V outlets in every cabin, grill and teak deck. In addition to that stated above, the following operating and navigation equipment can be found on board the S/Y Aquileja: Main sail, foresail and genoa are advanced 'tape drive' sails, self tacker jib, spinnaker with sock, radar, plotter with radar overlay, autopilot and electric winches. Other: four-stroke outboard motor for rubber dinghy. If a dinghy is taken, it may be hung in davits during sailing. Sleeping accommodation in cabins: Sleeping accommodation in saloon (sofa with extendible mattress): In addition to Swedish, skippers on the S/Y Aquileja speak English, German, French and Spanish. Protection and indemnity (P & I) terms and conditions can be found here. |
| S/Y Amorina | Built in 2007. Max no. of day guests: 9 (+ skipper) In addition to that stated under Linjett 40 above, the following comfort equipment is also available: energy efficient LED lighting. In addition to that stated under Linjett 40 above, the following operation and navigation equipment is also available: Foresail 110% and plotter with AIS. Main sail and foresail are advanced 'tape drive' sails. Sleeping accommodation in cabins: Sleeping accommodation in saloon (sofa with extendible mattress and additional 170 cm long sofa bed): |
| Bavaria 47 | Data:
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| S/Y Victoria | Built in 2001. Max no. of day guests: 10 (+ skipper) Comfort: large saloon with space for 10 dinner guests, comfort heating, two hot water showers, three toilets, septic tank, complete kitchen with gas cooker and oven, 480 litre fresh water tank, three batteries, stereo/dvd with projector and i-pod connectivity, land power and bed equipment. Operation and navigation: New roller main sail and roller genoa from Hamel Sails, gennaker, anchor winch, 230 litre diesel tank, plotter/GPS, two wheels Other: Dinghy Sleeping accommodation in cabins: In addition to Swedish, skippers on the S/Y Victoria speak English and Spanish. |
| Grand Soleil 45 | These boats have been carefully selected, focusing on offering our guests something beyond the ordinary. The spacious and exclusive interiors provide an excellent backdrop for entertaining customers in first class comfort. The boats were built at the renowned Cantiere del Pardo boat yard in Italy. They were designed by Rolf Wrolijk, who is also the man behind Alinghi, which has won both of the past two runnings of the Americas Cup. The boats are fitted with state-of-the art match racing equipment and have been rigged out with new sails ahead of the 2008 season. As with the Linjett boats, they are ideally suited for match racing as they are identical. Data:
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| S/Y Grace | Built in 2005. Max no. of day guests: 10 + crew Comfort: The boat is equipped with two toilets, septic tanks fore/aft, three showers, extra thick comfort mattresses, bed linnen and hand towels, heaters, 500 litre fresh water tank, 800 amp battery bank with associated solar cells and 120 amp generator, stereo, TV, DVD, Internet access, cooker with oven, 220V outlets in all cabins for computers and mobile phones. Operation and navigation: Multiple free-standing GPS plotters, radar, autopilot, electric anchor winches fore and aft, AIS tracking system, VHF. Other: Dinghy with 6 hp motor, Sleeping accommodation in cabins: In addition to Swedish, skippers on the S/Y Grace speak English. Protection and indemnity (P & I) terms and conditions can be found here.
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| S/Y Necesse | Built in 2006. In addition to Swedish, skippers on the S/Y Necesse speak English and French. The other information is identical to that of S/Y Grace. Protection and indemnity (P & I) terms and conditions can be found here.
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| S/Y Lucia | Built in 2007. In addition to Swedish, skippers on the S/Y Grace speak English. The other information is identical to that of S/Y Grace. Protection and indemnity (P & I) terms and conditions can be found here.
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| Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 51 | The Sun Odyssey boats were built in France and designed by Bruce Farr. They are particularly suited to charter sailing, having very good seagoing characteristics and a generous amount of space, both above and below deck. Thanks to their winged keel and limited draft (less than 2 metres), they perform very well in our relatively shallow archipelago waters. Data: - Length over all (LOA): 15.50 metres
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| S/Y Madonna | Built in 1995, this boat is very well maintained and equipped. Max no. of day guests: 12 (+ skipper) Comfort: Each cabin has its own toilet and shower with hot and cold water. Heating is waterborne with radiators located throughout the boat. Other equipment on board includes a 600 litre fresh water tank, refrigerator, oven, TV, stereo and all other equipment required for a successful stay/conference. Operation/navigation: new sails, roller genoa, bow anchor, dual wheels for simple and straightforward steering, plotters and GPS at each helm position and autopilot. Other: Dinghy with motor (on request) Sleeping accommodation in cabins: In addition to Swedish, skippers on the S/Y Madonna speak English and German.
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The LYS-rating is the saling world's handicap system that enables boats with different levels of performance to match race against each other. The system is a Swedish invention and was introduced in 1970. Its yardstick is the Allegro 27 boat, which was given a LYS-rating of 1.0. A boat with a LYS-rating of 1.30 should sail 30 % faster than a boat with a LYS-rating of 1.0.