TS Royalist arrived in Aberdeen Harbour this morning. Picture by Chris Sumner
The TS Royalist sailed into Aberdeen Harbour this morning around 9am.
The Sea Cadet training ship has sailed from Scarborough and is making her way to Dochgarroch, at the mouth of Loch Ness, where she is due to arrive on June 13.
According to vesselfinder.com she has sailed from Whitby taking a little over 24 hours for her journey.
The Royalist is the Sea Cadets’ flagship, a training brig that takes 24 cadets to sea for six day voyages.
TS Royalist in Aberdeen Harbour. Picture by Chris Sumner
The vessel was designed by Acubens and built in 2015 at the Spanish shipyard of Astilleros Gondan.
The TS Royalist is 72ft high and 88ft wide and can accommodate 34 people – which is generally made up from 10 permanent crew members and 24 sea cadet trainees.
TS Royalist will set out from Aberdeen to Dochgarroch near Inverness. Picture by Chris Sumner
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TS Royalist sails into Aberdeen Harbour on her way to Dochgarroch
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