Built in Norway in 1939, this traditional sailing ship displays a unique and charming character. With topsail's, t'gallants and
yardarms she has all the olde world charm and romance of yesteryear. Accommodation is in double staterooms, twin cabins and
one 4 berth cabin and caters for a maximum of 14 guests. The crew of 4 includes Captain, chef, dive instructor and deckhand.
Whether travelling alone, with a group or family, you will have a wonderful time aboard Coral Trekker.
Nothing quite matches the feeling of standing on the deck of a square
rigger with the wind in your face and the smell of salt in the
air, as you watch the huge red sails billowing aloft. All distinctions
of age, sex and nationality disappear in a communion of yells
and laughter as we haul ropes and prepare to set sail for the Great
Barrier Reef and the Whitsunday Islands aboard our lovingly
restored 23m Norwegian sailing ship 'Coral Trekker'.
Join the crew in the rigging (they'll show you the ropes) or
just sit back and relax on the wide timber decks. The itinerary is
unhurried, setting aside lots of time for strolling secluded beaches,
snorkelling, scuba diving, hiking national park trails and beach
barbecues.
Coral Trekker has a scuba diving compressor on board. The scuba instructor can cater for novice and introductory divers.
Barefoot Cruises Coral Trekker Sailing trips
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Address: Barefoot Cruises, P.O. Box 519, Airlie Beach, Queensland 4802
