Restoring “de Tukker”
Published: 19th October 2022
Image: Tukker ship @ecoclipper
Author: Elise

The process of restoring a sailing ship to her old purpose : Sailing cargo . It’s a huge job, but fulfilling. A new galley is placed on deck and the interior is being made. The hull has received it’s last layer of paint and a beautiful new floor has been placed in the cargo hold. (the fulls story about this special floor will follow) Also the leeboards are back in place..

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Press Release: Wind transport ready for the next step! 

Press Release: Wind transport ready for the next step! 

Today the sailing freighter “De Tukker” returned from her maiden voyage.This journey started a few weeks ago in Amsterdam and took her through various European ports to Portugal and back to the Netherlands. Along the way, a mixed load was transported in a sustainable manner. The ship is propelled by sails and can therefore sail emission-free, even over long distances.

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Video: Sailing cargo vessel at anchor, Dunbar UK.

Video: Sailing cargo vessel at anchor, Dunbar UK.

De Tukker: A 1912 coastal trader turned sail training vessel. Now part of the EcoClipper fleet, she sails cargo and travellers across seas.
De Tukker: A 1912 coastal trader turned sail training vessel. Now part of the EcoClipper fleet, she sails cargo and travellers across seas.

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Press Release: Wind transport ready for the next step! 
Video: Sailing cargo vessel at anchor, Dunbar UK.
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