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Thistle

The Thistle is one of our core fleet of Thames Sailing Barges, built on the Clyde on 1895 and has the distinction of being the only ship of her type to be built in Scotland.

Lady Daphne

Lady Daphne was renowned for her sailing speed as she plied her trade along the English Channel from Cornwall to London.

May

Built in 1891 in Harwich, May was owned by the flour millers, cranfield Bros. of Ipswich.

Grand Turk

The Grand Turk was conceived and built primarily as an action vehicle for the film and television industry.

Jeanneau One Design 35

The JOD (Jeanneau One Design) 35 was the official boat for the Tour Voile (the Round France Race) from 1992 to 1998 and is Topsail’s choice for the City Sailing Championships.

Princess Caroline

Built in 1980, the Princess Caroline started life as a passenger vessel ferrying people around the various ports along the Portuguese coast. Completely refurbished in 2003, this delightful classic motor cruiser is now available for events in the UK.

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