The Brayford Belle was built 1984, originally operated in York. Brought to Lincoln 1998 she is the only operating MCA trip boat in Lincoln where as "Lincoln Boat Trips" she trades successfully year after year. Clients including coach companies who book on regular basis year after year (evidence available). Moorings are leased and renewed annually. Double decker boat with a capacity of 78 people, inside seating on lower deck and outside open seating on both lower and top deck under canopy. One toilet. Onboard bar. 240V and 12V. Leyland 80 h/p engine and Kohler generator. 2 inter... read more

Vessel is currently coded by the YDSA on behalf of the MCA for 12 passengers, up to 20nm offshore. Powered by a Cummins 6BTA 6cyl 320HP engine, through a ZF 88C gearbox driving a Hamilton Jet 274. The vessel is fitted out with an ICOM VHF DSC, Furuno Radar, GPS plotter, ICOM AIS class B, Trim Tabs, Bilge alarms. We been using the vessel successfully for the last 12 years, carrying passengers on a tourist route, in sea areas that your usual production RIB would have long given up! The hull is shaped to withstand heavy seas in relative safety and comfort. Despite being set up as a passenger b... read more

This vessel is the prototype version of the E-class Lifeboat, she is a tried and tested design which has led to numerous rescues on the River Thames. Constructed entirely from Aluminium she sports a solid foam collar and an open transom. Unlike ribs the Foam Collars take a lot more punishment than tubes. They are ideal for working alongside other vessels or jetties. This vessel never saw action with the RNLI, she was however used for testing and training of the crews prior to the delivery of six identical vessels. She later passed to the MOD for further testing and after some modifications to... read more