RUSARC AURORA
Steel sailing vessel for expeditions to the remote parts of the world
• AURORA was built in Plymouth in 1991 for the toughest round-the-world yacht race against prevailing winds - BT Global Challenge. It joined RUSARC fleet in 2016 and was converted from a racing yacht to a polar racing yacht. Cabins were completely renovated, sauna was installed, and the deck was repaneled.
Boat Characteristics
AURORA
01
Steel
Hull Material
02
1 900 l
Fuel Capacity
03
Available
Distillation Plant
04
1 200 l
Fresh Water Capacity
05
Solas A PACK Viking 16 DK+
Life-saving Equipment
06
4 people
Crew
07
23,5 m
Mast Height
08
20,5 m / 3 m
Length / Draft
09
9 people
Guests
Yacht Layout
1 - Crew cabin
2,8,9 - Double cabins
3 - Galley
4 - Recreation area
2,8,9 - Double cabins
3 - Galley
4 - Recreation area
5 - Laundry room
6 - Master cabin
7 - Triple cabin
10,11 - Heads and showers
6 - Master cabin
7 - Triple cabin
10,11 - Heads and showers
The yacht is equipped with:
• 2 heads
• 2 showers
• Sauna
• Washing machine
• Fully equipped galley
• Heating system
• 3kW inverter
• 220V diesel generator
• Satellite communication system
• Navigation and life-saving equipment
• 2 dinghies
The yacht is ready for polar expeditions under any weather conditions.
• 2 heads
• 2 showers
• Sauna
• Washing machine
• Fully equipped galley
• Heating system
• 3kW inverter
• 220V diesel generator
• Satellite communication system
• Navigation and life-saving equipment
• 2 dinghies
The yacht is ready for polar expeditions under any weather conditions.
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