Captain Cook Cruises, Australia
Vessels

Captain Cook Cruises, Australia

Section Title: Vessels
Table Section Text: None

Name	Builder	Year built	Notes

Captain Cook I	1943	Fairmile B motor launch formerly named Daydream II, sold to Fiji as Stardust II

Captain Cook II	Carrington Slipways, Tomago	1975

Corsair	purchased second hand 1976

Lady Geraldine	Millkraft Shipyards, Hemmant	1978	named after Trevor Haworth's wife

City of Sydney	Sims Engineering, Port Chalmers	1981

John Cadman	1970	purchased with John Cadman Cruising Restaurant business May 1984, rebuilt from burnt out hull of Lady Scott built for Sydney Ferries Limited in 1915, sold as Harbour Queen

John Cadman II	Carrington Slipways, Tomago	1986

Leura	purchased with Hegarty Ferries business November 1987, sold 2003, named after Leura

Seeka Star	1940	purchased with Hegarty Ferries business November 1987, sold 2003

Twin Star	1972	purchased with Hegarty Ferries business November 1987, sold 2003

Lady Hawkesbury	Carrington Slipways, Tomago	1987	transferred from Hawkesbury River to Great Barrier Reef and renamed Reef Escape July 1992

Murray River Queen	Hindmarsh Island	1974	purchased with Murray River Developments business May 1988, sold 1993

Murray Princess	Hindmarsh Island	1986	purchased with Murray River Developments business May 1988

Brisbane Explorer	purchased with Murray River Developments business May 1988, transferred from Brisbane River to Hawkesbury River and renamed Hawkesbury Explorer II

John Cadman III	Carrington Slipways, Tomago	1989

Captain Cook III	Wavemaster, Fremantle	1990

Reef Endeavour	Government Shipyard, Suva	1995

Sydney 2000	Austal, Perth	1998

Alice	Norman R Wright & Sons, Bulimba	1996	purchased with Matilda Cruises business November 2005

Jillian	Norman R Wright & Sons, Bulimba	1996	purchased with Matilda Cruises business November 2005

Megan	Norman R Wright & Sons, Bulimba	1996	purchased with Matilda Cruises business November 2005

Elizabeth Cook	Richardson Devine Marine, Hobart	2013	named after Elizabeth Cook

Mary Reibey	Richardson Devine Marine, Hobart	2014	named after Mary Reibey

Annabelle Rankin	Richardson Devine Marine, Hobart	2014	named after Annabelle Rankin

Violet McKenzie	Richardson Devine Marine, Hobart	2015	named after Violet McKenzie

Capricorn Sunrise	Aluminium Boats Australia, Hemmant	2011	transferred from Gladstone November 2016

Cockle Bay	Richardson Devine Marine, Hobart	2016	named after Cockle Bay

Blackwattle Bay	Richardson Devine Marine, Hobart	2016	named after Blackwattle Bay

Nancy Wake	Aluminium Marine, Thornlands	2017	named after Nancy Wake

Sentence(s)

In 1975, the Captain Cook II built by Carrington Slipways, Tomago was commissioned.

final_sentence: In 1975, the Captain Cook II built by Carrington Slipways, Tomago was commissioned.