Antigua

16 cabins / 3 decks

The barkentine Antigua has been navigating European waters for over half a century. Constructed in Great Britain in 1957 as a fishing vessel, it underwent a significant transformation in 1993, emerging as the elegant three-masted ship admired today. This restoration included re-rigging the vessel as a barquentine, enhancing its sailing capabilities and aesthetic appeal. In 2021, a new deckhouse was added, offering guests a comfortable, sheltered area to enjoy the scenery regardless of weather conditions.

Facts

• Year of construction: 1957
• Renovations: 1993 (conversion to barquentine); 2021 (addition of deckhouse)
• Length: 50 m / 164 ft
• Width: 7 m / 23 ft
• Passengers: 32
• Crew: 8
• Number of cabins: 16

Boat Overview

• Spacious outdoor deck with cushioned seating and loungers
• Deckhouse providing a cozy, sheltered space for guests
• Daily cabin service with mid-week towel and bedding change
• Large tables and chairs available in shaded areas

Cabin Features

• 16 cabins
• Each cabin equipped with:
  • Tiled en-suite bathroom
  • Mirror
  • Hairdryer
• Beds:
  • Double beds
  • Single beds

Food and Beverages

• Fresh and delicious meals prepared with local ingredients
• Healthy and substantial breakfast buffets each morning
• Full bar offering beer, wine, other alcoholic drinks, and soft drinks (tallied at the end and paid in cash only)
• Dietary restrictions such as vegetarian and gluten-free options available if communicated in advance at the time of reservation*

*Please note: Due to limited space in the onboard kitchen, severe allergies may not be accommodated.

Antigua’s layout

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Sail and bike the Baltic Sea between Denmark and Sweden! In the spirit of the ancient mariners aboard the majestic tall ship Atlantis, you'll explore the legendary Øresund Strait, once a bustling trade route.