Antigua (Tall Ships)

Built in 1957, the well-traveled three-masted barquentine Antigua was initially used for deep-sea fishing. From 1993, it was converted into a comfortable passenger ship with an impressive rigging. When all the sails are open, the Antigua's total sail area is an impressive 750 m².

Today, the Antigua offers our Islandhopping guests a particularly beautiful floating home with 16 lovingly furnished guest cabins, a cozy deckhouse on the upper deck and a spacious saloon with dining and lounge area and bar on the middle deck.

All cabins are located below deck and are equipped with central heating, a ventilation system, shelves and a porthole. Each cabin has its own bathroom with shower and WC. An experienced and dedicated crew and excellent cuisine await you on board the Antigua. When the weather is fine, meals are served on the outside deck.

Thanks to her passionate sailing crew, who are happy to lend a helping hand with setting the many sails, as well as state-of-the-art navigation equipment and all the necessary safety standards, a sailing trip on this charismatic three-master will be a fantastic vacation adventure.