Guayas (ship)

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The Guayas in 2010 in Mar del Plata, Argentina

The Guayas (BE 21) is a sailing training ship of the Ecuadorian Navy . The Bark with steel hull ran on 23 October 1976 by the stack and was put into service on 23 July 1977th Her home port is Guayaquil , Ecuador. She has three sister ships: Cuauhtémoc ( Mexico ), Simón Bolívar ( Venezuela ) and Gloria ( Colombia ), all of which were built at the Astilleros Celaya shipyard in Bilbao , Spain. These four ships are very similar to the Gorch Fock class ships built by Blohm & Voss in the 1930s . Since its construction, the Guayas ship has primarily been used to train future naval officers. It has a crew of 155 men, including 35 officers. There are also 80 sea ​​cadets . The Guayas regularly take part in sailing regattas around the world.

Technical specifications

  • Displacement about 1250 t ,
  • Length about 78.40 m,
  • Width 10.60 m,
  • Draft 4.50 m

Web links

Commons : Guayas (ship, 1977)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Mexico's “Gorch Fock” on a visit to Kiel , from: August 13, 2019; accessed on: August 13, 2019
  2. ^ European sailing information system. Gorch Fock (I) and her sisters - a comparison , accessed on: August 13, 2019