LADY NELSON (a replica of the historical LADY NELSON) seen in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia 20/01/2013

LADY NELSON sails on the River Derwent on weekends to offer her passengers the opportunity to enjoy a tall ship sailing experience. Passengers are able to help set sails, take a turn at the helm or just enjoy the feel of a traditional sailing ship at sea.

LADY NELSON (Replica)

Type: Sailing Vessel | Rigging: BRIGG
Flag: Australian | Port of Registry: Hobart | Call Sign: VNLN
MMSI: 503461000
Operator: Tasmanian Sail Training Association (TSTA) - Hobart, Australia
Year Built: 1988 | Country of Build: Australia | Builder: Ray Kemp | Location of Yard: Woodbridge
Construction Materials: Keel & Frame: Tasmanian Blue Gum | Planks & Deck: Celery Top Pine
LOA: 25.76 m | Length (Hull): 16.7 m | Beam: 5.34 m | Draught: 2.74 m
GT: 60
Capacity: Day Sail Passengers: 34 | Overnight Passengers: 10 | Crew: 6 – 10
Engine: Gardiner | Power: 118 HP
Speed: 6 knots

For those who may be interested, more information on LADY NELSON can be found at:

http://www.ladynelson.org.au/