Designed by the renowned Walter Reeks and built by master shipwright William Holmes in 1911, Shona is a true maritime treasure. Featured as the star vessel in the beloved Australian film Nim's Island (2007), filmed at Hinchinbrook Island, she carries a rich legacy both on-screen and on the water.
Listed on the Australian Maritime Museum's Registry of Historic Vessels, Shona is now available for sale due to changed circumstances of her owner.
Her mast has recently been fully refurbished.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a storied piece of Australian history - Shona is priced to sell!
For details on her stunning features and condition call Kev on
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Region
Queensland
Location
Brisbane Area Manly
Usage
Leisure, Cruising
Launch Year
1911
Hull
Timber
HIN
AUWWA1288867HT4
Rego
RB442Q
Rego Expiry
30/08/2025
Designer
Walter Reeks
Builder
William Holmes
Length
31' 0" - 9.45m
Beam
3.35m / 11ft
Draft
1.62m / 5.32ft
Displacement
7,500 Kg
Deck Material
Timber beech planking
Engine Make
Nanni
Engine
N3.30-3
Number Engines
1
Horsepower
29
Fuel Type
Diesel
Engine Hours
838.9
Propulsion
3 blade single
Galley
Down
Sail Inventory
Main - synthetic- Egyptian Cream
Mast / Rigging
Bermudan Cutter; originally a gaff cutter rig / Oregon timber