Schooner Tree of Life

Luxurious Windjammer Cruising Vacation in New England and the Caribbean. The Schooner Tree of Life is a masterpiece of craftsmanship. Combining old world and traditional design with modern hull construction, she has proven herself a safe and comfortable world cruiser, having circled the globe twice! Custom milled Hawaiian Koa wood embraces you as you enter the main salon aboard the Tree of Life. C ombined with solid mahogany and solid teak, the woodwork is second to none. The spacious main salon offers both a large U-shaped sitting area with a large screen TV and stereo equipment, as well as a dining table for six with leafs that make it comfortable for ten. The galley itself is a work of art with solid maple cabinetry. And with the benefit of modern refrigeration, a four burner stove, an oven and a microwave oven, the delicious and healthy food that our chef prepares will keep you wanting to come back for more. Schooner Tree of LIfe sails to unforgettable locations. Join us for a once in a lifetime experience.

The schooner Tree of Life, launched in 1991, was built in Nova Scotia, Canada.

She sleeps 12 in three cabins and the fo’c’sle. Her hull is a composite of strip planked clear fir and Kevlar saturated in epoxy and sheathed in fiberglass. Her deck is fir, spars are spruce, and brightwork is Honduran Mahogany. The interior is paneled in koa and teak. The Tree of Life, her owners, a crew of four plus two trainees, sailed out of Newport in October 2002 on a three year circumnavigation. In 2003, Tree of Life spent five months in Auckland, New Zealand via Bora Bora, the Southern Cooks and Fiji for the America’s Cup. She has sailed the Indian Ocean to Capetown, South Africa, the Atlantic to Antigua for Classic Race Week, St Barth’s, St Martin, Turks & Caicos, the Bahamas, Palm Beach and home to Newport, RI. Tree of Life, at home in Newport Harbor, now sails throughout New England waters.