Breum
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traditional 1925 gaff ketch of wooden construction, built of oak in Denmark,
originally as a North Sea fishing vessel.
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Breum moves to the Viaduct Harbour, Auckland The Classic Yacht Viaduct Charter Club is an exciting yacht charter operation based in the Viaduct Harbour, Auckland. Fractional sailing, or yacht share, is an new approach to yacht “ownership” that makes it easier, quicker and much more economical to experience the pleasure and excitement that sailing on a classic yacht offers. The Charter Club caters for corporates, or groups of likeminded people, who wish to experience sailing, entertain clients or holiday with friends and family, but who don’t have the time or inclination to own and maintain a yacht. To find out more, click here.
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Breum is 22.2m (74 feet including bowsprit) and at 50 tons, she is a strong, stable and comfortable craft with large deck areas and wheelhouse seating options.
She offers day sail of up to 30 passengers and overnight coastal voyaging to a maximum of 13.
Relax and enjoy the unique experience of a large traditional yacht or assist with the boat handling and sail control.
Breum is based in Auckland's Viaduct Harbour, conveniently situated to allow easy boarding. Breum can carry 30 passengers on 2 hour, 4 hour or full day charters. This will allow you to experience the beauty of the Waitemata Harbour on the shorter charters, to the full splendour of the islands of the Hauraki Gulf on day charters.
For longer passages, 13 passengers can experience overnight passages further afield, possibly Great Barrier Island, Coromandel Peninsula, or the Bay of Islands.
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