Tsjerk Hiddes

The monumental clipper Tsjerk Hiddes was built in the year 1881.

She served as a sailing cargo, after which she was fitted with a motor and went on to transport cargo. The final remodelling saw her transformed into the modern charter ship that sails the Wadden Sea and Lake IJssel today.

Aboard the Tsjerk Hiddes

The upper deck of the Tsjerk Hiddes is outlined by a high railing and spacious gangways. Furthermore, a cosy seating area invites you to sit back and relax and offers great views over the sea from every corner.

Below deck, the elegant day room supplies you with sorts of entertainment, such as a stereo set and a cd-player. Whenever it is too cold inside, the central heating will make sure there is a pleasant temperature below deck. This makes the Tsjerk Hiddes an excellent choice for off-season sailing trips through the ever changing Dutch landscape.

The kitchen provides everything you need to make your own meals during the trip. Here a large stove, an oven, a fridge, a freezer unit, 2 sinks and a coffee machine are at your disposal, as well as an assorted range of pots, pans, plates, cutlery and glasses. To really get the party started, have a beer from the tap!

All cabins have their own bathroom with a toilet, shower, sink with hot and cold running water, central heating, a small reading light and sufficient storage space for your bags and belongings.
There are 6 cabins with 2 x a single bed and 6 cabins with a French bed and a single bed, all in bunk formation.
The three-person rooms are equipped with a French bed with a single bed above it, the double rooms have a bunk bed.
IMPORTANT: With an occupancy of 24 people, everyone has their own bed, with 30 people the doubters are occupied by 2 people.