Lemsteraak "Sabijn" - Seaworthy and Full of Character
The Sabijn is a seaworthy Lemsteraak, designed and built by Siep van Houten at the Phoenix bv yard in Westerbroek. She is part of a series of Lemsteraken known for their strong construction and excellent sailing characteristics. Since 1982 this ship has made a sea voyage almost every year and has thus amply proven her qualities.

Specifications
With a hull length of over 13 meters (lock size 14.5 m), the Sabijn has an ideal size: comfortable for longer trips and at the same time compact enough to easily find a berth, even in smaller (fishing) ports.

Features

The continuous gangways and enlarged keel beam allow the swords to remain up in heavy seas.
The rigging is adapted for sailing with a small crew, making the ship easy to sail.


Combination of Qualities
The Sabijn combines:

Classic Dutch shipbuilding
Proven seaworthiness
Comfortable dimensions
Character and history


Additional Information
Extensive technical specifications are available. The adventures of this special ship can also be found at the Stichting Stamboek Ronde en Platbodemjachten.
For vessels from 1985 and younger, the seller must be able to prove that VAT has been paid. Vessels from 1984 and older are exempt from VAT.

Rigging and Equipment
Sideboards and enlarged keel beam.
Gaff rig, bent gaff. Stainless steel rigging. Jib and mainsail to be operated from cockpit. U-Rope 14 sheets.
Botter lug and jib boom +- 4.5 m. (on peak).
This 1979 Lemsteraak Sabijn is listed for sale in Marken, North Holland. With a 47ft layout, inboard engine setup and used condition, this boat is suited to buyers looking for sail options in this location. View full details, photos and specifications for reference RB685414 on Rightboat.