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Warning - Some sites give our potential guests the impression that they are deailing directly with the owners of Solway Lass. If you wish to confirm the ownership, please call us on Freecall 1800 355 377 or + 61 7 4946 5932

Airlie Beach Weather
Current Temperature: 27.7°C
Dew Point: 25.3°C
Relative Humidity: 87%
Wind Speed: 14.8km/h
Wind Gusts: 18.5km/h
Wind Direction: NNE
Pressure: 1004.2hPa
Rain Since 9AM: 0.6mm
Sunday
Thunderstorms
27 - 31 °C
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Heavy Rain
27 - 30 °C
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Heavy Rain
27 - 30 °C

 

 Official Site for Solway Lass - solwaylass.com  

The Whitsundays Magnificent Tall Ship

   

 

Solway Lass Whitsundays 3 day 3 Night cruises

 
 

Tall Ship Sailing Whitsunday Islands Queensland Australia

 

  The Whitsunday Islands are located off the coast from Airlie Beach in the centre of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. The Whitsundays is blessed with having 74 Islands of which 66 are in their natural state with no buildings or resorts.  This helps to make sailing around the Whitsundays feel like a relative voyage of discovery, as the Whitsunday Islands still look like they did when Captain Cook's Tall Ship the Endeavour sailed by in the 1770's .
 
 
   
 

Solway Lass is one of Australia's most famous Tall Ships

 
 

Built in Holland in 1902 of German blue steel. Solway Lass was Sydney's Tall Ship from 1985 until 1999 sailing up and down Sydney Harbour twice a day. In 1999 Solway Lass was purchased by Australian Tall Ship Cruises of Airlie Beach and today Solway Lass is maintained in beautiful condition and provides cruises of the Whitsunday Islands. 

The large decks on Solway Lass provide our guests with plenty of room to move about and for those who would like a "hands on" sailing trip, our guests are encouraged to join in hoisting the sails and having a turn sailing Solway Lass.  Guests who prefer to just find their own deckspace to sunbath, relax and take the magnificent views of the Whitsunday Islands as you sail by places such as, Whitehaven Beach, Hayman Island, Hook Island, Hill Inlet and Nara Inlet.  One thing's for sure, people sailing on other vessels in the Whitsundays will be taking photos of Solway Lass as she sails by with square sails, jibs and mainsails set.
 
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 Solway Lass traditional rigging   Solway Lass sitting on the bow sprit while sailing the Whitsundays   
       
   

Solway Lass sails for the Whitsundays from Airlie Beach.

 


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