Ron Of Argyll Sailing



The History of the "Ron of Argyll" ... The classic yacht the 'Ron' (Gaelic for seal) was built in 1928 at Sandbank on the Clyde River of Scotland for a Colonel Spencer, Commodore of the Clyde Cruising club. Built of teak on oak construction and designed by the Scottish naval architect, McCallum, she was the perfect cruising yacht for the west coast of Scotland where he sailed her for several months each year with a professional crew of two.

Crossing the Atlantic to the West Indies she served as a charter vessel and was renamed the 'Ron of Argyll'. In the early 70's she crossed the South Pacific before landing in Sydney, Australia.

What To Bring:

	A sense of humour camera and films swimmers beach towel hat sunglasses, sunscreen jumper or jacket toiletries insect repellent all in a soft bag please. BYO Alchohol (Please No beer bottles).

Food:

Our motto is "In Food We Trust".. Our skipper Massimo "Max" has managed restaurants and nightclubs in Italy for many years, and now cooks and cares for his guests with love and passion.

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