Freight Train offers guests an unforgettable eco-adventure with the chance to explore the underwater world.

Freight Train was designed by German Frers and constructed out of aluminium in Perth, WA. The design specifications produced a world beating yacht with an illustrious racing career. Freight Train won and was placed in many races including the Kenwood Cup in Hawaii and the world famous Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.

An 18.1m "pocket-maxi", Freight Train takes up to 22 passengers for a fun-filled 2 day, 2 night adventure.

Experience 2 super fast days and 2 thrilling nights on our eco accredited 18.1m Pocket Maxi Freight Train. Although this former Sydney-Hobart winner (1983 Maxi division) is now retired from ocean racing, you can still go for the ride of your life as you take control and trim the sails as you sail from one unbelievably gorgeous destination to another.

Freight Train offers guests an unforgettable eco-adventure with the chance to explore the underwater world. Our professional instructor will take you to secluded coves teeming with colourful corals and inquisitive tropical fish. Learn to sail


All food is freshly prepared onboard. Vegetarians and other dietary requirements can be catered for.

Includes: Hot Showers, Linen (except towels), all snorkelling gear and meals.

What to Bring: Light clothing (warm clothing in cooler months), hat, lots of sunscreen, insect repellent, beach towel, favourite music, alcohol (no glass please) lots of film for cameras ....all in a small, soft bag.

* 18 Passengers
* 2 crew
* Length 18.1m
* Learn how to sail

Departs: Abel Point Marina - 1.00 pm - Wednesday, Friday and Sunday


Sailing still remains one of the few methods of transportation that is virtually carbon neutral. Nevertheless, to generate power for onboard electricity and to ensure that vessels can maintain speed when there is little or adverse wind, it is necessary to run engines and generators.




 

Freight Train