Our Boats

Our festival wouldn’t be the same without the spectacular boats who visit. We invite scores of historic and classic vessels to fill the harbour, re-creating the sights, smells and flavour of what was once an important, vibrant fishing port. Traditional wooden vessels, (from Brittany to Falmouth) are rigged with spars and tan sails and line the harbour wall. They then set out for an impressive parade of sail over the three days, a sight that stirs the heart of even the most hardened land lubber.

Boat Owners – we encourage you to please send us your details via the ‘Book your boat’ link on the homepage. We will do our very best to include your boat details on the website or in the festival catalogue.

Please note: the finer details of many of these vessels can be found through their skippers at the festival. As ever, the number of vessels attending is governed by the weather and we apologise in advance for any descriptive mistakes.

Molly Oxford

Molly Oxford is a Heard 28’ Gaff Cutter from Gaffers & Luggers Mylor and completed by Robertsons of Woodbridge in 1989. The current owner... Read more

Mousehole

Mousehole is a stunning 28ft Heard owned by Dimitri Muller and now forms part of the ‘Glaz Project’ based from Saint Malo, Britany. The... Read more

Moose

Moose was built in 1925 by Pearns and Son of Looe. She was originally known as Moby Dick, owned by Looe Harbour master and... Read more

Moyà

Moyà is a 34ft Morcambe Bay Prawner owned by Dougal Bird and kept in Gillan Creek. Read more

Morwenna

Morwenna is a 28ft Heard with a gaff cutter rig. She is owned by Tom Trant and is sailed from Penryn. Read more

Nightfall

The 31ft Nightfall is a gaff cutter built in 1910 at Oulton Broad, Norfolk by Frederick Miller. She was an auxiliary shoal-draft cruiser design... Read more

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