Don't let the name fool you!  Although she's conservative by name, she's nothing of the sort by nature.  Launched in 1961 and meticulously restored in 2002/2003, this beautiful John G Alden ketch is sailing at its absolute best.  Enid takes us back in time to the days when Australia's most famous sailing races were dominated not by technology and sponsorship, but rather beautiful timber boats designed with timeless, graceful lines.   Enid is well known within the established Australian yachting fraternity and has a long tradition of racing including 5 Sydney-Hobart races and 15 Brisbane-Gladstone races.   In 1964, Enid sealed her place in Australian racing history when she came first over the line in the first ever Sydney-Mooloolaba race.    For the last 2 years, Enid has relived her glory days, competing against the other classic boats in the Whitsundays in the Derwent Hunter Classic.  Both years she has stunned her competition, proving she is, without doubt, the fastest classic boat here.   With spacious, uncluttered decks and polished timber throughout, Enid takes a maximum of 17 guests and 3 crew on 3 day 2 night Whitsunday sailing holidays through one of the world's best sailing grounds - the World Heritage listed Whitsunday Islands.   Visit the famous Whitehaven Beach, and experience first class snorkelling and diving with exilarating sailing inbetween destinations.  Enid offers some of the most exciting sailing throughout some of the most beautiful scenery so if you're looking for an unforgetable Whitsunday sailing holiday, look no further.      Click Here to see a short Enid Video             Departures Arrivals Day Time Day Time Monday 9:30am Wednesday 4:00pm Thursday 9:30am Saturday 4:00pm         Enid Photo Gallery