20m Schooner - renewed AMSA Survey

AMSA SURVEY RENEWED
This unique 20m schooner was built by renowned boatbuilder Robert Gordon as a scaled-down version of Dick Smith's vessel that sailed to Antarctica. Originally retained by Gordon for private cruising and fishing, "Tumlaren" has more recently been used commercially for private events and functions.

Following approximately $40,000 in recently completed works, the vessel is now back in AMSA 1D survey. Her current Certificate of Survey was issued on 16 September 2026 and certifies her to carry 45 passengers plus two crew.

The expansive open-plan deck features bench seating and a six-speaker Bluetooth sound system, providing a versatile layout for passenger operations, private functions or recreational use.

Powered by twin Ford Lees "Mako" 6.120 diesel engines, "Tumlaren" also features a 25kVA Isuzu generator, 3,280L fuel capacity and a comprehensive Simrad and Lowrance electronics package.

KEY FEATURES:
-Current AMSA 1D Certificate of Survey
-Certified for 45 passengers plus two crew
-Approximately $40,000 in recently completed works
-Twin Ford Lees "Mako" 6.120 diesel engines
-25kVA Isuzu generator
-3,280L fuel capacity
-Simrad NSS evo3S chartplotter
-Lowrance echo sounder and radar
-AIS and ICOM VHF radio
-Air-conditioned wheelhouse
-Bluetooth sound system with six speakers
-Expansive open deck with bench seating
-Two toilets
-Located in Darwin, Northern Territory

The timber dodger displayed in selected images has been removed and replaced with an aluminium structure.

Please note that there is no sailing equipment onboard, as the vessel was converted from a sailing vessel more than 20 years ago.

Get in touch with the team for further details or to arrange an inspection onboard!

Tom Lovelady: +61 417 780 566
Oceaneer Marine Office: (08) 9243 6373
Matt Lovelady: +61 499 449 788

(Suit buyers of commercial passenger vessels, charter boats, function vessels, tourism vessels, party boats, ferries, cruising vessels, liveaboards, expedition vessels, schooners and converted commercial vessels. )