It was built by the Danish shipyard Rasmus Moller in 1938 as a cargo ship for the Baltic Sea. This three-masted schooner was one of the robust "Baltic Trader" with an oak wooden hull.
It served to transport salt and cod between Iceland, Denmark and Portugal. In the 50s, it was converted into a motor coaster for the Swedish Navy and then turned again to transport goods for Denmark.
In 1971, this vessel became a training ship. In 2007, it was used as a sailing charter and its home port became Saint-Malo. It allows day trips to the sea and cruises in the Manche, Atlantic, Mediterranean and Caribbean seas.
Participation in Armada: 2013
