Windrush departing Wexford Plantation, Hilton Head Island, November 9, 2008

Windrush was launched in Annapolis in 1966, and she in the 6th year of her "eternal restoration". She is a 55' "Flush Deck Cruiser", designed and built by John Trumpy and Sons. Trumpy yachts, built in America from 1910 to 1972, epitomize the golden era of yachting, and they hold a revered place in American maritime history.

American Classic Yachting makes it possible for a wide range of people to experience "Yachting" aboard the Trumpy Motor Yacht Windrush. A variety of cruises, from a 3-hour afternoon or sunset cruise to a week, or longer, vacation cruises are offered for up to 6 guests on day cruises and 4 guests on overnight cruises.

Windrush operates out of Annapolis, MD, where she was built in 1966, during the summer and early fall, and south Florida in the winter. In the fall, she heads south on the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (great cruises), and in April, she heads north on the Waterway back to Annapolis. Check the Cruise Schedule to see cruise venues and special events that might fit your interests and schedule.

You can also stay aboard this elegant yacht at her docks in Annapolis or in Florida through our "Yacht & Breakfast" program. The Yacht has two elegant staterooms, each with a private head (nautical for bathroom) and tiled shower, a comfortable saloon with TV/DVD & XM Radio, and spacious aft and forward decks for serious relaxing, dining, sunning & sightseeing.

Windrush charters year round, but she also participates in a select number of antique & classic boat shows. This enables hundreds of classic yacht enthusiasts, including younger generations of Americans, to see first-hand the exquisite craftsmanship embodied in these beautiful 20th Century yachts. You can charter to stay aboard the yacht in the middle of the action at these shows. Always fun for the enthusiast.

This fall, Windrush will be appearing in United States Power Boat Show in Annapolis. She will be part of the Trumpy Yacht  and Trumpy Yacht Charters display area, and she will be open for Show-goers to tour. Come by to see the Yacht and say "Hello" to the crew.