Thalassa

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The Baltic is the Thalassa's home ground, but this ship is more than capable to sail every imaginable sea. This 3-masted vessel is super strong and seaworthy and can sail up to 13 knots. Besides that, this barkentine is also a real eye-catcher with a total of 14 sails, adding up to a grand total of 800 square meters.

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Accommodation

This vessel is rigged according to century-old traditions, but equipped according to the latest safety-regulations and comfort. This results in a nice comfortable ship with a cosy saloon, a reading corner, a well equipped galley and a spacious bar where you can have a drink. You sleep in luxurious two-person cabins (18), each fitted with a private shower and wash basin. The lavatories (9) are communal. In total, 36 trainees can board the Thalassa.

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Specifications

Shipping type: Driemast Barkentijn
Homeport: Harlingen
Date built: 1980
Restored: 1995
Crew: 4
Capacity: 36 pers.
Daytrips: 120 pers.
Length: 47 m
Draught: 3,9 m
Sail: 800 m2
Displacement: 430 t
Height of mast: 35 m
Engine capacity: 720 PK

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History

The barkentine Thalassa was built and rigged in traditional manner in 1961. The foremast is square-rigged and the large mast and mizzenmast are gaff rigged . The Baltic is the Thallasa%u2019s home ground, but the ship can sail worldwide, because of the seaworthy construction.

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