At first glance, Unicorn's tallship square rigging and rakish lines carry the imagination back to the days of sailing explorations and broadside sea battles. But you will not be living the cramped, deprived life of the mutineers on the Bounty or the fighting men on Capt. Jack Aubrey's Surprise. Far from it.
Aft Salon
In its prior life as a sail training ship, Unicorn's accommodations consisted of plain and somewhat Spartan berths. In the winter of 2003, Unicorn came out of dry dock in the shipbuilding town of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, with $600,000 in renovations designed to prepare her for a new life in Executive Sail Training and Private Charter.
Guest Cabins
Unicorn now has five luxurious guest staterooms: four midship guest rooms and a fifth larger owner's cabin aft. The new accommodations feature maple cabinetry and teak and holly cabin soles. Maple was chosen over mahogany for interior spaces to create a warm ambiance without being overly dark. All guest quarters now have their own heads and showers and comfortable queen-sized beds. And guests will appreciate the small touches. For example, interior lights have dimmer switches to help create the mood appropriate to the moment.
Galley With Large Dining Table
A comfortable aft salon offers guests an informal gathering space for business discussions or a place to just relax with a good book. The galley is completely new and equipped with modern commercial kitchen facilities.no hardtack and smoked cod allowed.
Unicorn cruises comfortably with six to ten guests aboard, plus a professional crew up to six.