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Abel Tasman

ABEL TASMAN.

Type: three-masted schooner.

Rigging: Mast in 2 parts, 4 square sails on the foremast, sails on the mainmast horn and the mizzen; staysails between the foremast and mainmast.

Materials: steel hull and deck.
Date and place of launch: 1913 the yard Krupp, Kiel, Germany.
Other names: Graesholm .
Initial Operation: coaster German
Last known nationality: Dutch .
Last known port : Hoorn.

last known use: sailboat ride and dockside receptions.

Meaning of the name Abel Tasman was a Dutch explorer and cartographer, born in Groningen in 1603 and died in Batavia (now Jakarta) in 1659. He explored the East Indies (Indonesia), Australia and Oceania. He discovered New Zealand and Fiji, and especially an island south of Australia and we have named after his name: the island is now called the Tasmania (Tasman had called Van Diemensland).

Overall Length : 49 m
Hull length: 40 m
Waterline length: m
Breadth: 6.8 m
Maximum draft: 2.4 m
Headroom: m
Displacement: t .
Surface max sail: 620 m²

State: Amended at least 2 times, restored and well maintained.
Front: cutwater bow, decorated; bowsprit; name written on each side.

Rear: vault ; rudder tube rudder stock; poop

Hull: white .
Superstructures: deckhouse between the two poles; sheltered wheelhouse at the front of the poop;.

This former German coaster almost a century has been transformed in the late 1990s, three- masted schooner.
Abel Tasman operates primarily on inland Netherlands (IJsselmeer and Markermeer). Registered in Hoorn, it is often docked at Batavia Hafen Lelystadt of where the photos were taken. The boat can carry 100 people out of the day.

Another Dutch tall ship of the same name . This is a schooner that performs offshore cruises on the coasts of Europe from the Baltic to Spain. This sailboat masts than 2 parties came to Brest 2008.