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Trimaran rose noelle. In 1989 the trimaran Rose Noelle set sail from Picton New Zealand bound for Tonga with four crew. In 1989 four experienced sailors boarded the trimaran vessel Rose-Noëlle and set out on a leisure voyage off the coast of New Zealand. Four men set sail bound for Tonga on the yacht Rose Noelle.

In 1989 the trimaran Rose Noelle set sail from Picton New Zealand bound for Tonga with four crew. If the tale is to be believed the trimaran Rose-Noelle was flipped over on June 4 by a huge wave in a 60-knot gale three days out of New Zealands South Island. Trimaran Rose-Noëlle 41 x 26 x 65 Tons.

After a freak wave turned the boat upside down they drifted. No ships no planes and no fish. Directed by John Laing.

In an almost incredible tale of survival the four crew of the shipwrecked trimaran RoseNoelle were found alive after 119 days at sea. After a freak wave capsized the yacht they drifted for 119 days before landing on Great Barrier Island. John Glennies boat Rose Noelle capsized in the Pacific in June 1989 and washed up four months later on Great Barrier Island.

Its a marine desert. Suddenly after three days of battling this ferocious storm off New Zealands east coast the worst fears held by Glennie and his three crew were about to be realised. When the four survivors of the wrecked trimaran Rose-Noelle washed up on Great Barrier after being lost at sea for 119 days the media lapped up the story of the crews miracle survival but NZ.

In 1989 the trimaran Rose Noelle set sail from Picton New Zealand for Tonga with four men on board. There virtually is no hope. File ST-7 obtained from John Glennie New Zealand - Vessel name Rose-Noëlle hailing port Nelson New Zealand trimaran designed and built by John Glennie LOA 41 x Beam 26 x Draft 3 x 65 Tons - Sea anchor.