Clipper - Stad Amsterdam

	Stad Amsterdam
	The Clipper Stad Amsterdam was built at the initiative of Randstad and the municipality of Amsterdam. The ship is registered under the Dutch flag, as passenger ship. It has authentic square rigging and a pointed bow. On the 60-metre long, wooden deck, the passengers can enjoy the towering rigging, impressive yards and endless quantities of rope. The Stad Amsterdam can be privately booked for business events, luxury cruises and adventurous sailing trips.

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DijkstraDamen

Oranjewerf

Netherlands

3 Masted Clipper

30 Experienced Yachtsmen

Technical Data

LOA 250ft
Beam 34.5ft
Draft 15.7ft
Cruising Speed 11/16 knts
GRT 1,038
Sail Area 2,200 sq. mt.
Number sails:14

Passenger Capacity
Sailing trips Day trips 115 persons (65 in the US) Cruises 28 persons Sail Training 56 persons In port Buffet 150 persons Dinner (sit down) 55 persons Reception 200 persons Longroom Lunch / dinner 55 persons (served meals) Meeting 55 persons (seated) Presentation 75 persons (standing)
On-Board Amenities: The ship has 14 luxury cabins, a spacious dining room (for dinners and presentations) and an open-air bar. The Long Room: Has a spacious bar and a small library. It can accommodate 55 people for a served meal. The presence of warm-coloured woodwork, the extensive use of brass and the round staircase with elegant spindles are reminiscent of the legendary Cutty Sark. Naturally, all the modern audio-visual means for presentations and the like are available in this room
Cabins: The 14 guest cabins are on the waist deck / midship and each have a porthole, telephone (satellite connection) and air conditioning. All cabins have their own bathroom, with wash stand, shower and toilet. The wood and copper trimmings give the cabins a classical feel. They all have the same layout and surface area (11m” standard-size) and are for double occupancy. They can, however, easily be adjusted to accommodate three or four people.
Safety: Meets SOLAS Registered: Netherlands Crew: Mixed European etc. Classification: It goes without saying that the ship meets all safety requirements (such as the Lloyd's Register Shipping Inspection, the Dutch Shipping Inspection, Safety Of Life at Sea Certificate, Passenger Safety Certificate and the US Coast Guard Certificate).
Gastronomy & Services European cuisine influenced by regional culinary traditions.
Itineraries: Summer: Europe Winter: Caribbean Islands & East Coats USA Special Sailing events Worldwide
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