Two-masted sailing clipper Vrijheid
Captain:
Telephone: +316 2297 4117
Website
Captain:
Telephone: +316 2297 4117
Website
Day trips and multi-day trips, ask for the possibilities.
The ship may be authentic, but the interior is hip and trendy.
Modern furniture and nice big sofas and cushions for ultimate chilling.
Comfort and relaxation are two key elements.
The two-masted sailing Clipper Vrijheid is a real lounge clipper. Comfort and relaxation are two key elements; they can be perfectly combined with a sporty sailing trip. The ship differs from most traditional, historical sailing ships in the fleet.
This two-master’s name and its lounge-ship approach promise a carefree and relaxed day on the water.
The lounge-clipper was used as a freighter until 1985. Then it was converted into a passenger ship; owner Remco Voorneveld created a high-end, luxury decor. The ship may be authentic, but the interior is hip and trendy, using modern furniture and nice big sofas and cushions for ultimate chilling.
The ship has a nice seating area with seats all around, and the middle deck is a wonderful place to enjoy the trip and relax on an XL beanbag. Below deck, the ship has a large open kitchen with a cooker, two refrigerators and a dishwasher. The cozy seats around the stove are especially attractive on colder days.
The forecastle has four cabins, with good beds and duvets. There are two 4-person cabins, and one 7-person cabin. Two extra beds can easily be added. Each cabin has hot and cold running water, and a shower and toilet are also on board. For presentations, a flat screen TV and flip chart are available. The Vrijheid is a sportive ship, and regularly competes in regattas. Her versatility ensures sufficient variety, from competitive to relaxed sailing.
Remco owns the lounge clipper Vrijheid; he bought the ship in 2009. After that the entire ship was completely restyled to his liking, and thus the trendy, lounge-y look that he had in mind came to be. Remco also owns the two master Umoja, so skipper Leonard Boddeus is usually at the helm of the Vrijheid.