The Galleon Andalusia will dock in Dénia, a floating museum of 49 meters in length
The Marina de Dénia Sports and Tourism Port will receive for the first time the Andalusian Galleon, managed by the Nao Victoria Foundation. The boat, which can be visited, will remain docked from February 27 to March 1 in Marina de Dénia.
The Andalusian Galleon is the replica of an imposing Spanish galleon representative of our history and our culture. A ship used by the Spanish during the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries, in maritime discovery and commercial expeditions between Spain, America and the Philippines.
The boat is a floating museum that shows how the crew of that time lived. An opportunity for anyone who wants to get on board to know its history.
It should be noted that tradition and modernity come together in a space of more than 320 square meters of areas that can be visited along the galleon roofs. A ship of 500 tons of 49 meters of length and 10 of beam, which trees 4 sticks and almost a thousand square meters of velican surface with its 6 sails. Its average speed is 7 knots. Since his launch, with a crew of between 15 and 35 people, he has already sailed the great oceans and seas of the world.
