Motor Sailor 82

Description : 

Built in N.Y by Adam & Noah Brown in a typical body plan of the american privateers, she was one of the fastest ships in the US army in the war of 1812. In 1814 she was chased 17 times by British men at war and she outran them everytime. After a triumphant victory against the British she went back to Boston. While sailing to her final destination in 1814 fully crewed with 120 men, under Nicolas Millin, she was chased by 3 Bristish frigates. She was taken. Sir George Collier was so impressed with her sailing (13 knots) he sent her to England where she was measured for copying. She was rebuilt in 2008 in Greek shipwards.

Accommodation - 3 cabin:

• 2 x Double Cabins (Queen Size bed) with en-suite facilities
• 1 Twin Cabin with berths with en-suite facilities

Specifications:

• Length: 82.52 ft / 25,15 m -  Beam: 18.90 ft / 5,76 m
• Engine: 1 X 230 hp ROLLS ROYCE
• Cruising speed: 9 knots
• Fuel capacity: 3.500 l
• Water Tank: 2,5 t
• Water maker: 150 l/h
• Guests: 20-25 for Daily Cruise, 6 for Weekly Cruise
• Crew: 3
• Fridge: Mini refrigerators in each cabin
• Electricity: 220 V AC, 24 V-12 V DC
• A/C: Yes