Tall Ship Brigantine

The Cervantes Saavedra, having started life in 1934 as a Swedish Lightship, Sydostbrotten, was converted to sail and, in 1982 as Amorina, took part in the Cutty Sark Regatta.  In 1985 she sailed from London to Australia to take part in the 200 years celebration of the "New Australia". Returning to Europe she chartered in and around the Mediterranean and Red Sea. She was converted to Sail-Training in 2007. Since then she has participated in the "Tall Ship Races" and has worked in many additional roles.

She has air conditioned accommodation for up to 35 in 17 cabins and crew berths for up to 12 in 4 cabins. She can take up to 120 passengers for day sails.

She has a Riveted Steel hull and a Welded Steel superstructure and a Klöckner Humboldt Deutz 820hp diesel engine.

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