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Solway Lass

Solway Lass is one of Australia's most famous Tall Ships

Built in Martenshoek Holland in 1902 and first registered in Hamburg Germany. Solway Lass was Sydney's Tall Ship from 1985 until 1999 sailing up and down Sydney Harbour twice a day. In 1999 Solway Lass was purchased by Australian Tall Ship Cruises of Airlie Beach and today Solway Lass is maintained in beautiful condition and provides cruises of the Whitsunday Islands.

The large decks on Solway Lass provide our guests with plenty of room to move about and for those who would like a "Hands on" sailing trip, our guests are invited to join in hoisting the sails and having a turn sailing Solway Lass. Guests who prefer to just find their own deckspace to sunbath, relax and take in the magnificent views of the Whitsunday Islands, as you sail by Whitehaven Beach, Hayman Island, Hook Island, Hill Inlet and Nara Inlet. One thing's for sure, people sailing on other vessels in the Whitsundays will be taking photos of Solway Lass as she sails by with square sails, jibs and mainsails set.

Then at the end of the day, enjoy a cocktail or icy cold drink from the Bar and watch the sunset over the Whitsundays.


Ship Profile & Stats
  • Maiden voyage: 1902
  • Refurbished: 2018
  • Length: 127 feet
  • Beam: 20 feet
  • Passenger capacity (dbl): 30
  • Crew nationality: Australian
Ship Facilities
  • Bar & Lounge
  • Dining Room
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Accommodation Level

Top Deck

Double/Twin with Ensuite Double/Twin with Ensuite
Double/Twin Ensuite Cabins have a Toilet and Shower cubicle. In the cabin area are a hand basin and mirror. The cabin is 5.3sq metres.

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 nights rest after a busy day on Solway Lass.

Cabin 6. Solway Lass has 1 small double cabin.

Double/Twin Share
Cabins 1 and 7. In this cabin, guests can sleep on the double, or use the double and the single above on a twin basis. While the cabin is small, there is a gap alongside the bed. Many couples use the top bunk to store their bags.

When requested, we can also put three guests together in this cabin. It is the ideal solution for a couple travelling with a child.

Cabin 10. Solway Lass has 1 x twin share cabin.

4 Share Cabin
Cabins 2, 3 and 4.

Solway Lass has 3 x four share guest cabins.
Beds have Reading Lamps above them.

6 Share Cabin
Cabin 5. Solway Lass has 1 x six share guest cabin.
Beds have Reading Lamps above them.