Joshua is an historical replica of the Spray, as sailed by Joshua Slocum around the world from 1895-1898

Built in 1934 by Tacoma Boat Co. in Tacoma, Washington Josephine was originally named Eleanor and built for Einar Williams of Ketchikan, Alaska. She actively fished until the year 2000

Vixen had a complete rebuild in Port Townsend during the 1990s under the skilled guidance of Les Schnick. When Bruce and Tiffany Halabisky bought her in 2002 she was essentially

(Pronounced “flee-buren”, roughly translates to “Airborne” in Swedish) This is one of many designs from the pen of noted Swedish designer Knud Reimers. Called a “Tumlaren” (tr: Porpoise) they were

The Farrells emanated creativity, compassion and grace in their relationships with the land, water, and kin they called community. Continuing in this legacy is what Eden is most passionate about

Bingo has been run thousands of miles, from South Sound to Port Townsend. It has a 25 horse, two cycle Mercury with a Panther Power Trim Tilt. It runs at

This is a classic 60’s wooden boat with an updated 4 stoke 65 Merc engine. It fits Port Townsend feel and you can see us out on the sail out

ArcticLight (originally Nisku), was designed by William Garden and built by Bent Jesperson with Dave and Kathy Thomas at Philbrook’s Boatyard, after the North Sea Trawler Yacht style, in 1970.

Fire Drake was built by her designer for sail and oar cruising of the Salish Sea. With the designer/builder they have sailed the entire distance of the BC part of

Pleiades is a traditional gaff-rigged Eastport Pinky Schooner. Glad Tidings, Howard Chapelle’s personal yacht designed from inferred lines of various derelicts on the East Coast, was the model for Pleiades