Built by Bill Bailliff at his yard in Overton, Lancashire, circa 1996, this traditional style craft is derived from the original Loch Broom Post Boats, which were used for the delivery of mail to the remote communities on Loch Broom, Wester Ross. They could be rowed, sailed or motored. The last surviving original example of this type has been on loan to The Scottish maritime Museum since 1987. This modern version comes complete with a road trailer,traditional tan sails and 2hp Honda outboard engine.The out board engine sits in an outboard well when in use. She has a classic simulated... read more

16' Family day boat. Which can be built for you with a small cuddy. The boat has a large cockpit for you and the family to enjoy your time on the water. Comfortable cockpit seats with good back support and simple easily handled Lug rig with mizzen. Masts just drop in so she's quick to rig and light to trailer. Roeboats will custom build your boat exactly the way you want. The boat in the photo has sailed Galway bay, the Lake District in the UK and has completed the Caledonia Raid. It now home ports in Scotland.... read more

This boat was built to a high specification and ready for sailing... read more

General Specification Designer : Alan Buchanan Builder : R Moore and Sons of Wrexham LOA : 6.93m (22ft 9in) Beam : 2.08m (6ft 10in) Draft : 0.91m (3ft 0in) Keel : Fin Construction Wood carvel construction Mahogany on oak Fixed cast iron fin keel Varnished hull (hull re-varnished annually including spring 2019) Wintered ashore annually Rigging & Sails Gunter rig Wood mast/spars Mast re-varnished annually, spars re-varnished as/when required Running back stays (2011) Central winch Recent new running rigging Mainsail (2009, good condition) Jib (2013, good ... read more

'Soonah' is a wooden, racing dayboat of the Loch Long One Design class, and is sail no. 47. She was built in 1959 by Alexander Robertson & Co. of Sandbank, on the southern shore of the Holy Loch. Robertson built boats to a very high standard, and 'Soonah' is no exception, with a beautiful varnished mahogany hull. The current owner bought her in Scotland in 1990 and brought her down to Aldeburgh, where she is now. He had been trained at the International Boatbuilding Training College (IBTC) in Lowestoft, and has done a considerable amount of work on her. She has a laid d... read more