The Schooner Atlantic
Useful Atlantic Links: Individual Yachts
Our selection of links to Individual (sailing) Yachts websites...
 Sailing Yacht Folly Too Based in Cannes, the Folly Too offers daysailing trips to the Lerins Islands. |
 Sailing Yacht Irene Following a tragic fire in St. Maarten, Irene is currently being rebuilt - you can follow the progress on her website... |
 Sailing Yacht Lulworth Lulworth was launched at the White Brothers Shipyard in Southampton, in 1920, with the name of Terpsichore (the Greek muse of dancing) where she was built for her first Owner, Mr. R. H. Lee, designed by Herbert W. White and registered on the Lloyd’s Register of Yachts with a displacement of one hundred-eighty-nine tons. |
 Sailing Yacht Marilee Marilee is one of the famous Herreshoff New York Yacht Club 40's known as the "Fighting Forties." Casper Whitney, in the August 1901 issue of Outing magazine referred to the New York Yacht Club 40's as having "that Herreshoff characteristic of passing unperturbed through agitated waters." Edwin J. Schoettle described the New York 40's as "excellent, heavy-weather boats, having an ability to withstand all kinds of rough handling, both by men and weather." Mr. Schoettle further commented, "I have been told that a 40 has never been seen reefed." |
 Sailing Yacht Ranger The new Ranger was born from the owner's enthusiasm for these great yachts. There are new yachts, and older, but none so sleek, fast and with beautiful lines and handling. |
 Schooner A. J. Meerwald Bayshore Discovery Project (formerly the Delaware Bay Schooner Project) The A. J. Meerwald is a Delaware Bay oyster schooner, a distinct vessel that evolved to meet the needs of the local oyster fishery. Launched in 1928, the A. J. Meerwald was one of hundreds of schooners built along South Jersey's Delaware Bayshore before the decline of the shipbuilding industry that coincided with the Great Depression. |
 Schooner Adventure The schooner Adventure was designed by Thomas J. McManus and built in 1926, in Essex, Massachusetts, by the John F. James and Son Shipyard. |
 Schooner Adventuress Sound Experience is non-profit organization which provides hands-on environmental education and leadership experiences for youth and adults. On exciting voyages aboard the historic schooner Adventuress, participants learn about the majesty and vulnerability of our regions definitive resource, Puget Sound. |
 Schooner Alliance Join the Alliance and step back into history aboard this 105 foot gaff-rigged schooner, sailing the waters of Yorktown, Virginia in summer and Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands in winter. |
 Schooner Alvei Join us aboard the the only Main Topsail Schooner sailing the world's oceans today that has a full participation crew and is currently sailing in the South Pacific. |
 Schooner America Schooner AmericA - The Legendary Low Black Schooner - Tallship Sailing Cruises in Key West, Florida and Boston, Massachusetts. |
 Schooner American Pride The graceful three-masted schooner American Pride was built in 1941... The once successful fishing schooner now majestically sails the waters of Southern California. Her huge tan-bark colored sails are very visible as she gracefully shares the adventure and the romance of a "tallship" with all who come aboard. |
 Schooner Amistad This year Schooner Amistad, New Havens freedom ambassador, logged some 2500 nautical miles taking her story to 20 ports from Marthas Vineyard to Miami and safely back to New Haven Connecticut, the vessels home port. |
 Schooner Angelique Join us Down East for exciting sailing and exploring, fantastic food, Maine islands and sunsets, and relaxation with new friends aboard Angelique! |
 Schooner Bluenose II The Bluenose II Preservation Trust is a volunteer organization established to preserve and operate the schooner Bluenose II for the people of Nova Scotia. The purpose of the trust is to preserve the schooner and ensure that the legacies of traditional seamanship skills and the craft of building great wooden ships are maintained for future generations of Nova Scotians. |
 Schooner Coronet Coronet, the world’s only remaining Gilded Age yacht, is the flag ship of the International Yacht Restoration School. The 133-foot schooner yacht Coronet, built in 1885, is America’s most historic yacht. She is the last remaining schooner yacht of her age, size and degree of originality. Her remarkable record of ownership, her extensive voyaging and her survival from the 19th into the 2st century make her an historic vessel of unique and international significance. |
 Schooner Eendracht Een leuke doe vakantie met de Eendracht op zee. Tijdens de vakantie leren zeezeilen... The schooner Eendracht is ideal for an active sailing holiday... |
 Schooner Eleonora Herreshoff Schooner Eleonora's Web site; Sail away aboard this magnificent classic schooner modeled on Nat Herreshoff's creation of 1910, the schooner Westward... Eleonora is available for charter worldwide... |
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These Atlantic links were last tested on: 19/06/2008
