GALEASEN HAABET AF HOLBÆK

The galleass "HAABET" of Holbæk from 1906 leaves an impressive trace in the history books, which is documented in the ship's inspection book that has followed the ship since 1906. HAABET has been continuously maintained, and modernizations and upgrades have been carried out with a view to preserving the ship's soul. Therefore, HAABET is presented as a very well-maintained traditional Galease from 1906 with modern equipment such as chart plotter, AIS, autopilot, wind indicator, bow thruster, electric windlass, echo sounder with fishfinder and electric heating by shore power etc. HAABET was built at Kikhavn in 1906, where it sailed for a local fishing skipper from Hundested. Later on, HAABET was used to buy fresh fish, which was sold in Copenhagen. From 1916 to 1918, HAABET was the first ferry to sail between Rørvig and Hundested using sails and a small 7 HP engine. Between World War I and World War II, HAABET transported fruit and vegetables from the Danish islands to the capital. The ship was then used as a supply ship in Øresund as the ship supply company N. P. Winding supplied the larger ships passing through with fresh goods. The ship was seized by the Germans during World War II, but then returned and the damage was repaired with the help of the Danish state. The ship was wrecked in Nyhavn in 1946 and sank in Helsingør, Havnsø and Rørvig. HAABET is built and furnished according to the wishes of a modern family, for example with a pantry containing an oven, refrigerator, hot and cold pressurized water and a separate toilet with shower facilities. The ship also has bunks for at least 4 people. Please contact me for further information.