Meet Our Fleet
Serenity
65 – foot schooner out of Saugatuck, MI
Serenity, a 65-foot, two-masted, gaff-rigged schooner was built in the US. She features two cabins with a teak-accented deck. Originally built as a cargo ship, she was eventually converted to a passenger vessel. 2019 marked Serenity’s first year sailing the Great Lakes from her home port in Saugatuck/Douglas, MI.
ARGIA
Argia is an 81-foot sailing schooner with seating for up to 49 passengers, as well as plenty of room to move around during a trip. A main salon below allows a handful of guests at a time to step out of the sun. There is also a modern flush head (toilet). Argia’s rig is that of a 19th Century East Coast trading or packet schooner. Argia sails out of Steamboat Wharf in downtown Mystic, CT.
The 81-foot sailing schooner ARGIA is a US Coast Guard Inspected vessel, which must meet the highest requirements of a commercial passenger vessel. Her Captain is also licensed by the USCG.
ARGIA has seating for all of her 49 passengers, as well as plenty of room to move around during a trip. She has a lovely little Main Salon, down below, so a handful of guests at a time can step out of the sun. There is also a modern flush head (or toilet).
ARGIA is built of Honduran Mahogany on White Oak frames. Her masts are of Douglas Fir and her bowsprit of Cyprus. Her bottom is the Chesapeake Bay dead-rise planking of Long-leaf Yellow Pine. ARGIA’s rig is that of a 19th Century East Coast trading or packet, schooner and is most properly described as that of a Two-Masted Gaff Topsail Schooner.
ARGIA sails out of Steamboat Wharf in charming downtown Mystic CT from May 1st to mid-October.
FATE
49-foot sloop out of Charleston, SC
Fate is a 50-foot sloop located in Safe Harbor City Marina, Charleston, SC. She has and an oversized cockpit with ample seating, dining accommodations, and a spacious fore deck for lounging in the sun. Fate has a fully-equipped galley and two large staterooms.