Seaward is an 82’ classic staysail schooner built in 1988 for both comfortable charters in protected waters and for rigorous offshore sailing. She is annually inspected and certified by the U.S. Coast Guard as a passenger vessel for voyages up to 200 miles offshore from Alaska to Panama. She has the highest possible stability rating — for exposed waters — and has a smooth and comfortable motion.

Length Overall: 82’
Length On Deck: 65’                                                                                                                                                                                          Waterline Length:  57′
Beam: 17’-6”
Draft: 8’-4”
Displacement: 63.5 tons
Rig: stays’l schooner
Passengers: 40 comfortably on day sails, 12 for overnight trips
Designer: Woodin and Marean of Wiscasset, Maine
Built: 1988 by Paul Bramsen in St. Augustine, Florida
Hull: steel
Decks: Douglas Fir
Bunks: 19 total, traditional-style each with light & curtain
Headroom Below: 7’
Heads: 2
Engine: Cummins 6BT, 210 horsepower
Safety Equipment: Liferaft, 406 EPIRB, Radar, VHF, radio, SSB radio, Navtex, and all
required Coast Guard safety gear.