TOUGH BROTHERS
Built to Lloyd’s 100 A1 class by Tough Brothers in the UK and launched in 1987 as Brave Goose, WILAMINA, ex Brave Goose, Atlantic Goose, The Goose and Goose was rebuilt in 2000 and recently received a full exterior repaint and gearbox overhaul.
Technical Specifications
- Length Overall (LOA): 45 m (147’8″)
- Beam: 7.62–7.88 m
- Draft: 2.59–2.98 m
- Gross Tonnage: 352 GT
- Hull & Superstructure: Steel hull, aluminium superstructure with teak decks
Power & Performance
- Engines: Twin Kelvin diesel engines, ~2×550 HP (1,100 HP total / 820 kW)
- Propulsion: Twin propellers
- Top Speed: 12–14 knots; cruises at ~11 knots
- Range: Approx. 5,500 nautical miles at cruising speed
- Fuel Capacity: ~78,000 L
- Fresh Water Capacity: ~13,742 L
Accommodation & Crew
- Guests: 10 across 5 en-suite staterooms — full‑beam master on main deck + 4 guest cabins amidships
- Crew: Typically 10–11
- Stabilizers: Advanced stabilization system for enhanced comfort
Layout & Design
- Naval Architecture / Exterior: Alan Deane & James Scallon
- Interior: H2 Yacht Design — refined walnut & ash paneling; soft-fabric furnishings
- Deck Configuration:
- Swim platform and main-deck tender storage
- Bridge-deck lounge, bar & alfresco dining area
Sun deck: ~70 m² with generous sun pads and lounge seating.
