Solway Lass under sail, seen from above

The ship

On board

Accommodation and cabin plans

The guest corridor on Solway Lass, with cabins either side

Guest corridor

The cabins lead off either side of the corridor. When Solway Lass was refitted for Whitsunday sailing adventures, the idea was to create a feel of old-world charm, befitting of an authentic century-old tall ship.

We are pretty confident that when you get on board Solway Lass you will feel that you have been transported backwards in time. Note also in this photo, the headroom inside Solway Lass is well over 2 metres. While guest cabins are small, they are comfortable for sleeping.

A four-share cabin with bunk beds

Four-share cabins

Solway Lass has 3 x four-share guest cabins and 1 x six-share guest cabin.

Beds have reading lamps above them.

A double ensuite cabin

Double and twin ensuite cabins

Double and twin ensuite cabins have a toilet and shower cubicle. In the cabin area are a hand basin and mirror.

A double ensuite cabin can be extended to accommodate a family of four. The top single bed is extended to make another double for the children. A ladder provides ease of access.

While the cabin is not massive, there is enough room to be comfortable and get a good night's rest after a busy day on Solway Lass.

Vessel layout

Plan of the Solway Lass cabins and decks
Lunch served on the top deck

Food

Food is a key integral element in any holiday. On Solway Lass, we pride ourselves on preparing fresh ingredients, sourced locally and catering for all passengers. You'll never go hungry as the crew will ask you if you want more every time.

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