Quadra
Quadra is a classic two-masted schooner, built to a design by the American naval architect John Alden (Lelanta II type). Her hull was laid down in the late 1980s but long remained unfinished; from 2021 to 2025 the yacht was completely rebuilt and fitted out. She has been under sail since 2026 – starting in the North and Baltic Seas.
On board
Impressions of the Quadra
On board
Deck plan
On board
Where you sleep
Maximum six guests, plus four crew
Technical data
Ship type: two-masted schooner (John Alden design) · Length overall: 26.21 m · Hull length: 22.85 m · Beam: 5.08 m · Draught: 2.90 m · Mast height above waterline: 24.52 m · Sail area: 343 m² on seven sails · Engine: John Deere, 160 hp · Home port: Franeker (Netherlands)
Facilities
Three guest cabins with double berths, two of them en-suite, one with a bathroom across the corridor. Oak interior, heating and mechanical ventilation in every cabin. Saloon with open galley and a cosy seating area in the deckhouse.
Cabins
A maximum of six guests in three double cabins, plus four crew in two separate cabins. A personal atmosphere – small crew, few guests.
Dining
Full board on board. The saloon with its open galley is the heart of life aboard.
Sailing area
The season begins in the western Baltic from Laboe on the Kiel Fjord. Voyages towards Southern Europe and an Atlantic crossing to the Caribbean are planned for the future.
Highlights
- Classic two-masted schooner to a John Alden design
- Just six guests in three double cabins – very personal
- 343 m² of sail on seven sails, 26 metres length
- Oak interior, saloon with open galley
- Rebuilt 2021–2025, under sail since 2026
Current voyages
7 voyages aboard the Quadra
Choose your departure – all prices per person in a twin cabin. Single cabins and further options on request.
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