Embarkation from Amsterdam / from Enkhuizen Size 41 m x 6.9 m Capacity 10 cabins, 35 beds Share via ... E-Mail Whatsapp Facebook Twitter Copy Link
Elizabeth (Tall Ships) The majestic three-mast tall ship, Elizabeth, was formerly a river vessel used for the transport of basalt rocks and sugar beets. The transformation into a passenger boat was executed with great care. The focus was to keep as much of the original characteristics of the flat-bottomed ship as possible as this enables Elizabeth to sail in extremely shallow waters. With all sails set, the total sail surface comes in at a staggering 445 m². The renovations to a passenger ship insured a sophisticated interior. The large saloon is inviting and provides its guests a great atmosphere, with a comfortable sofa corner, four large tables with chairs as well as a bar. Two guest cabins are located on deck, with the remaining eight below deck. The most popular place on board is the sitting niche on deck, from which the 360-degree passing panorama can be best enjoyed with a beverage of choice. Special Features Year of construction: 1913 – reconstructed 1991 Cabin features: 1913 – reconstructed 1991 Beds: twin beds at ground level, some with the option of a third and fourth bunk available. Extras: three masts with 445 m² sail surface, seating on deck, saloon with bar, fully functional sailing boat
