This wooden auric schooner, skilfully built in Canada and a veteran of the Atlantic crossing, offers the safety and authenticity of a life spent on the open sea. The schooner is well equipped, with hot and cold water both inside and outside, USB sockets in each cabin, tender with outboard, awning and cushions for the sundeck area. The galley, complete with gas oven and two fridges, makes it possible to prepare delicious meals even at sea. With a water reserve of 800 litres and 220 volts electricity, it is completely self-sufficient. The cabins offer guests a cosy and homely ambience: for guests on board, there is a double, a quadruple with four single beds, a single and a triple (a passageway to the quad). On board, the spaces are spacious and well designed: a magnificent solid wood table is ideal for convivial meals and relaxing evenings. Outside, the large table, also made of solid wood, can seat up to 11 people, offering the possibility of enjoying wonderful dinners under the stars in roadstead or at sea. But what makes this schooner truly special is its commitment to the environment. Equipped with photovoltaic panels and solar hot water, it is environmentally friendly and independent, in line with its environmental project to raise awareness of the problem of marine pollution caused by plastic.

In addition to sailing activities and maritime sports, the schooner is a place for special encounters and discoveries, promoting sustainability and conservation of the marine ecosystem on every voyage. Since 2020, the schooner has had the honour of participating in the creation of the WWF's renowned cetacean research project. It has taken on the role of flagship ambassador of this project's fleet, thus confirming its commitment to the conservation of marine life and the promotion of scientific research.