Ship information

Without a doubt, the Koh-ï-Noor has a rich history. She was launched in Hamburg in 1904. As a sailing ship until 1948, she transported freight between Scandinavia, England and the Baltic states under the name Petrus. After several major structural alterations, and a second career as a motorized freight ship, she received a new home port in Harlingen in the mid-1990’s.
Furnished with a very comfortable and pleasing interior, the Koh-ï-Noor makes numerous voyages each year over the Waddenzee, the IJsselmeer and the Zeeuw waterways. This striking sailing ship boasts 4 double berth cabins and 4 triple berth cabins. Each cabin features warm and cold running water, electrical service, shower, toilet, wardrobe and storage. Two very luxurious salons offer sufficient room for common activities.



Technical specifications

Length overall	37 m
Length stern to bow	27 m
Width	7 m
Draft	2.45 m
Sail surface area	max. 560 m2
Main motor	Mercedes 320 pk
Generator	17 KVA, 220/380 V
Fuel tank	3200 ltr.
Drinking water tank	8000 ltr
Wastewater tank	3000 ltr.
Persons - day trip	40
Persons - overnight	20
3-persons berth shower/toilet	4
2-persons berth shower/toilet	4
Other	2 salons, pilot house bar with beer tap, overhead projector, dia projector, video player, fire alarm, central heating

Nautical specifications

2 VHF marine telephones
GSM telephone
Compas
Radar map plotter
GPS
Fish finder
Weather station