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Classic Sailing Yacht Josefine charter Gower, Wales, Cardiff, Devon, Cornwall, somerset and Swansea.

Josefine is a 1931 Gaff Rigged Ketch

Since 2004 the 66ft traditional Danish Kotter has under gone much restoration

Classic Sailing Yacht "Josefine" is a motor yacht and is available for charter in the Gower, Wales, Cardiff, Devon, Cornwall, somerset and Swansea areas of the Bristol channel. Josefine Video 24Mb

Josefine is a 1931 Gaff Rigged Ketch now based in the Bristol Channels ancient port of Watchet Somerset.

Since 2004 the 66ft traditional Danish Cutter has under gone much restoration, with considerable attention to detail.

Josefine is a timeless environment

She will accommodate up to 12 visitors for day sailing, and 6 people for overnight cruising. She is chartered complete with a skipper and crew. Guests are welcome to help run the boat, by setting sails, navigating, or taking the helm.

Team Building . . . . .
Josefine is a timeless environment with a versatile sailing rig, she is well suited for special events, team building and business incentives which are vital in any organisation.

Josefine was built by Anderson and Ferdinandsen in Denmark and first registered in 1931

Josefine's history . . . . .
Josefine was built by Anderson and Ferdinandsen in Denmark and first registered in 1931. She is constructed of oak on oak, and rigged as a gaff ketch. Her first 40 years were spent ring seine fishing in the Baltic and North Sea, and she was often away for weeks at a time before returning to port with a live catch.

In 1975 she was re-commissioned as a sail-training vessel, working out of Denmark until 1989 when she was re-registered under the British flag and relocated to the south coast of England.

In 1975 she was re-commissioned as a sail-training vessel, working out of Denmark until 1989 Between 2000-2002 she was completely rebuilt and refitted on the south coast, and then relocated to Gibraltar. In 2003 she was purchased by the 10th and present custodian who sailed her, with the help of a few friends, from Gibraltar to Somerset.
Between 2000-2002 she was completely rebuilt and refitted on the south coast, and then relocated to Gibraltar Rigged as a gaff ketch, the total sail area is 1800 square feet. The sails are, from the bow: main, main top sail, mizzen staysail, mizzen and mizzen top sails. The combinations of this sail wardrobe mean that there are many possibilities to suit prevailing conditions.
She is licensed to carry up to 12 people for day trips, and will accommodate up to 6 people for extended overnight cruising.

She is licensed to carry up to 12 people for day trips, and will accommodate up to 6 people for extended overnight cruising.

The decks are spacious, with a comfortable relaxation area at the stern, and a spacious wheelhouse to shelter from the weather.

The living quarters below comprise a spacious galley, versatile accommodation, toilet and shower. There is a 12/24 Volt DC wiring system with access points for personal equipment, and 240 Volt AC points when connected to shore facilities.

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