Schooner BONNIE LYNN is a serious offshore expedition‐style cruising vessel, built to very high standards with long range fuel capacity and water‐maker. Extraordinary means were taken to make her comfortable and seaworthy including full boat insulation for quiet operation. Truly an unusual aspect is her heavily insulated hull, deck and interior bulkheads, which offer passengers more privacy and comfort. Below deck she is teak and mahogany paneled with a teak and holly sole – an example of Maine’s finest master craftsmanship. Traditional style brass lights create a romantic, old world atmosphere. A diesel heater offers warmth when sailing in cooler climates. Cabins have adjoining heads and showers. The fos'cle has a settee that can be pulled out to a double berth, as well as two single berths. The other two cabins have double berths. 110-volt power is available throughout. The owners quarters are aft, which enables guests to have total privacy. Although 'Bonnie Lynn' is very traditional looking she is equipped with the most modern and technologically advanced navigation, communication, and safety equipment. She has a sound‐insulated walk‐in engine room, housing a 220 hp John Deere diesel and 8 kw diesel generator. Her elaborate electrical system includes a water heater, water‐maker, refrigeration, and freezer units. Her flush deck allows guests to wander about freely even while under sail. The stand‐up engine room is truly rare on a vessel of this size and has been meticulously maintained and is equipped with a work bench with an elaborate inventory of tools.

Accommodations

Built by Treworgy, and customized by Merritt Walter Design, BONNIE LYNN’s interior of teak & mahogany paneling and traditional brass fixtures truly combines modern comforts with old world charm. BONNIE LYNN offers comfortable accommodations for up to 6 guests and is ideal for couples or families alike. Three spacious guest cabins and two adjoining guest heads & showers are located in the private, forward area with crew cabin and head/shower located aft. A starboard guest cabin has double bed, and a port guest cabin has a double bed which can convert to single bed with day couch. The forward guest cabin has a starboard bunk that pulls out to a large double and to port a lower single & small upper double. Captain / owners quarters aft of the wheelhouse.

Recent survey report and US Coast Guard Certificate of Inspection available on request. US Coast Guard inspected and is one of the few vessels on the East Coast that is Certified Ocean.

Navigation / Safety Equipment

• Dual steering stations

• USCG Certified Ocean

• 3 GPS systems

• 36-mile Furuno Radar

• AIS Receiver

• 3 VHF‐FM radios, Hailer

• Single Sideband Radio

• 682 gal. diesel capacity

• Robertson autopilot

• 12 person Solas Liferaft

• 406 Category I EPIRB emergency beacon

On Deck / Recreational

Midships overhead hard top awning with clear front and side panels, allows guests to be protected from inclement weather and still enjoy being on deck. Large groups can gather around the on-deck table. BONNIE LYNN offers the freedom of being able to walk about, even while under sail, makes you feel as if you are on a much larger vessel.

• Mahogany table that seats six guests

• Four teak deck chairs

• Sound system/Sirius‐XM Radio, iPod dock, CDs

• TV/DVD player

• Two double hammocks

• Two kayaks