'Seventh Wave'

Built in 1986, by the famous Hallberg Rassy yard in Sweden, she started her life cruising the Baltic under a Danish flag. In 1992 she became British and after cruising as far as the Caribbean was bought by a family who then sailed her around the world. Over the past 7 years she has been serving
Quest for Life enabling hundreds of people to experience the wonders of sailing.

Operating under the MCA code, Seventh Wave more than complies with the safety
requirements for the type of work she does. Known as the ‘Rolls Royce’ of cruising
boats, she is a top quality, very comfortable, safe and powerful vessel.

Facilities include:-

Four cabins (inc saloon) with 10 berths, two toilets, heating, hot and cold water, well equipped galley including microwave combi oven, TV, radios in cabins, a superbly safe and protected cockpit, the list goes on!

Equipment and Specification:-

She has enough equipment to take her around the world and this includes;
latest 12 man liferaft, rib with outboard, auto pilot and wind vane, generator,
bow thrusters, inmarsat satellite communications, two vhf radios, weather fax,
two chart plotters, radar, AIS, and much more!

For those interested in more technical details her spec includes:

length 49ft
LWL 41ft
Beam 14ft 6in
Draft 7ft 3in
Displacement 18 tons (unladen)
Ballast 8 tons lead encapsulated
Engine Volvo 142 bhp
Rig Ketch with self tacking staysail