Fully battened mainsail with stackpack system, slab reefing
Genoa 110% with roller furling
Storm jib
2 x ST Winches
ENGINE, BATTERIES AND TANKS
Yanmar 18hp diesel
76 litres fuel
2 batteries
Charging from alternator
Shore power
151 litres fresh water
23 litres hot water from calorifier
76 litre holding tank
NAVIGATION AND SAFETY
Binnacle mounted steering compass
Hand held compass
Autopilot
Log
Echosounder
Wind vane
MLR FX312c GPS
VHF
Hand held VHF (VHF)
FM radio/cassette
4 man liferaft
4 lifejackets and harnesses
Danbuoy
Horseshoe
Flares - coastal pack
2 fire extinguishers
Fire blanket
Manual and electric bilge pumps
Danforth main anchor
Kedge anchor
Ball and cone
Warps and fenders
Binoculars
Ensign
Radar reflector
Bosuns chair
Pilot books
Boat hook
Cockpit cushions
ACCOMMODATION
Forecabin with double or twin V berth
Saloon with L shaped dinette, dining table - converts to small double, wardrobe, bench seat (small child berth)
Galley with oven,grill and 2 burners, ice box, SS sink
Chart table
Heads with WC, basin and shower.
Aft cabin with transverse large double berth, wardrobe, lockers
DINGHY
4 man inflatable
2hp Evinrude outboard
(note the above are for the use of all partners but do not belong to the group but to one partner)
OWNERS COMMENTS
This is a well-established and run syndicate and the syndicate manager is one of the original owners. This is a well-equipped and comfortable cruising yacht and with bilge keels is well equipped for Welsh waters.
Syndicate membership includes 2 very capable engineers happy to carry out maintenance as required. One member is retired and a second gets to use the boat little (due to business, like myself). This makes the boat available more than a quarter share would normally allow and gives flexibility for extended cruising holidays.
Holyhead is a Main Port and harbour of refuge,
accessible at all states of tide and in any
weather conditions. Holyhead bay itself offers a
large, deep water, area safe for pottering about
and familiarising novice crew. The Anglesey Pilot
lists and illustrates no fewer than 40 anchorages
(or marinas, or harbours) on the North Wales coast
within a day's sail of Holyhead. Many of these are
on Anglesey itself with the option to go North or
South depending on prevailing winds. Further a
field, Liverpool, the Isle of Man and the delights
of the beautiful Lleyn Peninsular in the shadow of
Snowdon are all within a comfortable days sailing
with Dublin around 12hrs and making a suitable
weekend destination. Heading North, Holyhead
offers good access to the renowned sailing grounds
of the West coast of Scotland attainable in little
more than 24hrs. The Bristol Channel and
surrounding coasts are similarly accessible to the
South when more than a weekend cruise is possible.
Details of Holyhead MarinaPhotos of Aranrhod
ANNUAL RUNNING COSTS
No capital expenditure required in the short to medium term
Annual cost per partner is £750 for all normal routine costs.
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