About Anjea
The name Anjea is inspired by an Australian Aboriginal spirit:
Anjea is a fertility spirit. People's souls reside within her between their incarnations.
I like the analogy with the cruising experience and the idea of being reincarnated at each port of call.
Anjea the yacht is a 41' (12.4m) aluminium sloop designed by Van de Stadt and built in 1997 by Greg Brown of Aluminium and Steel Boats (now Harwood Marine) in the Clarence River, NSW, Australia. She was previously known as Sudden Impulse.
SV Anjea
Van de Stadt Norman design
Built by Greg Brown at Aluminium & Streel Boats, Australia
Cutter/sloop, 12.4m monohull sailboat
Aluminium
White with orange trim
MMSI: 503054030
O/N: 862307
Home port: Hobart, Australia
Performance
Displacement: 7.5t dry 10t fully loaded
Sail Area: Main 49m2 Genoa 49m2
SA/D 18 - 22
Hull speed: 7.2kn