Black Swan
132'
10 guests, 6 crew
BLACK SWAN 1899,
ex Brynhild, was commissioned by Major Selwin Calvery. A gaff yawl designed by
Charles E. Nicholson, she was launched at Camper & Nicholsons yard of
Gosfort, England in 1899. Black Swan underwent a major refit in 2000/2002,
where most of the bottom planking was renewed and the whole deck structure
carefully reconditioned. She received a complete new set of spars and rigging
and the two original engines were rebuilt, as well as all technical, electrical
and plumbing equipment.
Now that the refit is complete, BLACK SWAN 1899 is one of the largest and oldest
classic sailing yachts in the world.
BLACK SWAN sleeps 10 guests comfortably. The owner's cabin has a large double
bed to port and a settee to starboard with its own en-suite shower/toilets and
two washbasins. Guests' accommodation is made up of five cabins offering
various alternatives for berth organization. Forward of the saloon are two guest
cabins with upper and lower berths. Aft, there are two additional guest cabins
with large beds plus an extra Pullman berth. All guest cabins have en-suite
showers and toilets.
