'Jambalaya' is a 73ft wooden Staysail Schooner built in Carriacou in 2002. Her traditional wooden boat construction is blended with the latest nautical technology and outfitted to the highest standard.
She was fully refitted by her present owners in 2010, works included fitting a new engine, new mechanics, new electrics, new plumbing, etc.
In November 2017, 'Jambalaya' was repainted inside and out, so she is in as new condition.
'Jambalaya' is a 73ft wooden Staysail Schooner built in Carriacou in 2002. Her traditional wooden boat construction is blended with the latest nautical technology and outfitted to the highest standard.
She was fully refitted by her present owners in 2010, works included fitting a new engine, new mechanics, new electrics, new plumbing, etc.
In November 2017, 'Jambalaya' was repainted inside and out, so she is in as new condition.
'Jambalaya' is currently used as a successful private charter vessel. She is a 4 times winner of the Concours d'Elegance at the Antigua Classics Regatta and line honours on day 3 in 2017.
General Information
'Jambalaya' is a 73ft wooden Staysail Schooner built in Carriacou in 2002. Her traditional wooden boat construction is blended with the latest nautical technology and outfitted to the highest standard.
She was fully refitted by her present owners in 2010, works included fitting a new engine, new mechanics, new electrics, new plumbing, etc.
In November 2017, 'Jambalaya' was repainted inside and out, so she is in as new condition.
'Jambalaya' is currently used as a successful private charter vessel. She is a 4 times winner of the Concours d'Elegance at the Antigua Classics Regatta and line honours on day 3 in 2017.
Mechanical
This 73ft Staysail Schooner is powered by a Yanmar 4LHHTP 160hp diesel engine from 2010, with 1900 hours; hydraulic wheel steering and a 24" bronze Max Prop.
She also features a Honda 2000i generator.
Sails And Rigging
Staysail Schooner rigged 'Jambalaya' features Sitka spruce masts and spars (new in 2012) with Harken tracks and cars, stainless steel standing rigging.
Her sail inventory includes: mainsail, staysail, foresail, roller furling jib, fisherman and a Gollywobler reaching sail.
She also has sail covers including stack pack with lazy jacks on main.
Deck Gear
Deck gear on board 'Jambalaya' includes:
- Stern davits for dinghy
- Awnings, fixed cockpit bimini
- Solar panels (on top of bimini) : 4 @140W
- D400 Wind Generator
- Magma BBQ
- Boarding ladder
- Cockpit seats (sunbrella) x8
- Fixed table with compass binnacle
- Wheel with hydraulic steering
- 9x deck winches for sail control
- Running lights & Spreader lights
- 6x large fenders
- Numerous mooring ropes
- 2x life Buoys
- 3x fishing rods
- 2x Hammocks
- Fresh & salt water deck hoses
Her ground tackle includes:
- New anchor and chain (300ft)
- Secondary anchor and chain
- Lofrans Falcon 1500w 24V windlass
Accommodation
'Jambalaya' provides accommodation for 8 within 4 cabins.
There are two double cabins with a shared shower/toilet.
There is also a magnificent master suite, which is light and airy with a king-size bed and 9.6ft headroom, it features an en suite bathroom and its own personal entrance, giving total privacy. It also has an office desk and a large settee (which can be used as a single bed) and is surrounded by a large library providing a comfortable area for relaxing.
There is also a crew quarters with two single beds, a separate entrance and head.
Saloon And Galley
Jambalaya's spacious, classic interior features varnished hardwoods, contrasting pleasantly with the traditionally white-painted decor.
All interior soft furnishings have recently been renewed with soft fabrics and silk cushions that enhance Jambalaya's traditional appearance.
The large saloon/galley area provides a space for guests to relax and dine, with a large U-shaped sofa and folding dining table.
The galley is well equipped with two fridges and two freezers (Waeco); stainless steel double sink, 4-burner stove with oven; varnished counter tops; and numerous draws and cupboards for crockery/cutlery for 8 people.
Electrical Equipment
110V & 220V shore connections
Quick 110V & Outback 220V charger systems
10x 220V electrical sockets
2010 Outback 80A inverter
Sterling battery monitoring system
Seastar switch control panel
6x 220amp house bank batteries
1x 220amp engine battery
2x 110amp windlass batteries
Isotemp 40L Engine driven or electric hot water heater
Navigation Equipment
- Garmin GPS Plotter 12’’ (2012)
- Garmin Depth Sounder
- Garmin Wind Instrument GMI10
- Raymarine Autopilot
- Icom VHF
- Hand bearing Compass
Tender And Outboard
'Jambalaya' is also equipped with a 12ft AB Rib with cover and Yamaha 15HP outboard engine (both 3 years old).
