Chesapeake Sail Club Fleet

Chesapeake Bay Sailing on a Chesapeake Sail Club Yacht

Ula

‘Jewel of the Sea’

Sailing our new club boat “Ula – Jewel of the Sea” to her new home at Stingray Point Marina from Annapolis over the Memorial Day Weekend.

“Ula – Jewel of the Sea” ready to drop anchor in the Corrotoman River.

“Ula” is a 1990 Freedom 32 designed by Gary Mull and built by Tillotson-Pearson for Freedom Yachts in Rhode Island. Freedom Yachts are noted for their ease of handling, turn of speed, self tacking jib, freestanding carbon fiber mast and high quality build.

We have been searching for a good club yacht and when we saw this Freedom, we knew we had found her. “Ula” is a celtic name meaning ‘Jewel of the Sea’ and that she is.

“It is possible to go very fast, indeed, even without crew or complication, if you have a boat that is designed for the purpose.” (Garry Hoyt in Practical Sailor).

Ula's Particulars

LOA: 32′
LWL: 25.42′
Beam: 10.75′
Draft: 5.0′
Displacement: 7,600 lbs, Ballast: 3,150 lbs lead
Sail Area: 500sq ft. (Main, Jib)
Mast Height Above DWL: 47′ (includes antenna)
Diesel: Yanmar18 hp/ 20 gallons
Water: 50 gallons
Hot Water: 110vac/Engine
Refrigeration: Adler Barbour Cold Machine
Air Conditioning: Portable
Battery Bank: House AGM 220Ah/plus Engine Start, Wind Generator
Galley: H/C Pressure Water, Propane Range/Oven
Heads: H/C Pressure Water, Shower, manual head
Bunks:6
Inflatable Dinghy
Nav/Coms: GPS/Plotter, Depth, Speed, VHF, Autopilot
Cabin Stereo, Propane barbecue grill on stern
USCG Safety Gear

Ula – “Jewel of the Sea” – Interior Plan

Freedom 32 “Ula” interior layout

Freedom 32 “Ula” Galley

Ula is a spirited sailor, with full cruising gear and will be a great yacht for the Chesapeake Bay!

Bianca

CSC's Tartan 34 "Bianca"

“Bianca” is a keel/centerboard Tartan 34 design, sailing worldwide including circumnavigations! “Bianca” has benefited from a full bow to stern retrofit and upgrade – she’s a true classic yacht! The Tartan 34 was built by Tartan Yachts of Ohio. “Bianca”, official number 593806, is USCG documented vessel. “Bianca” continues to be updated and upgraded throughout the season.

The Tartan 34 is one of Olin Stephens classic designs. “Everything just seems to work well. In a way, it’s a masterpiece”, Olin Stephens II.

Bianca's Particulars

LOA: 34.45′
LWL: 25.2′
Beam: 10.2′
Draft: 3.9′ CB up/8.3′ CB down
Displacement: 12,000lbs, Ballast 5000lbs
Sail Area: 600 sq ft (Main, Genoa, Asym Spinnaker)
Mast Height Above DWL: 47′
Diesel: 20hp/30 gallons
Water: 50 gallons
Hot Water: 110vac/Engine
Refrigeration: DC
Battery Banks: 315Ah AGM House plus Engine Start
Airconditinoing: Portable
Heads: H/C Pressure Water, Shower, Head w/holding tank
Bunks: 6
Inflatable Dinghy
Nav/Com: GPS/Plotter, Depth, Speed, Wind D/S, VHF, Autopilot
Cabin Stereo, Propane Barbecue Grill on stern
USCG Safety Gear

“Bianca” – Interior View

“Bianca” – Galley

“Bianca” on Chesapeake Bay

Chesapeake Bay Sailing on a Chesapeake Sail Club Yacht

Ula

‘Jewel of the Sea’

Ula is a spirited sailor, with full cruising gear and will be a great yacht for the Chesapeake Bay!

Bianca

Bianca is a true classic, she will turn heads under sail and in port!