On mooring in Tobermory Harbour 

This vessel was built in 1963 at Skudenshavn, Norway, to Det Norsk Veritas +1 A1-N-ICE-C standards and is 22.85m in length. Launched as Bergen Kreds she was RS (Rescue Vessel) 68. Bergen Kreds was built as a liveaboard ocean-going towing and fleet support vessel for the Norwegian fishing fleet she worked as a rescue vessel for NSSR .


Elizabeth G has three twin berth cabins (one with an extra 3rd bunk) plus one four-berth cabin for up to 10 guests. All are centrally heated with storage, a seat and sink in each. Cabins have non-opening portholes and the vessel is carpeted throughout. The main saloon and dining area is on deck level with a smaller second seating area below decks adjacent to the galley. There is currently one shower and one toilet aboard the vessel although this winter there is going to be a small extension adding another toilet and shower room and new compressors and blending faclities, plus the usual annual re-paint and winter re-fit.

Kitting up benches,plenty of room 12 Twin sets and all your wet kit stages and boxes,Bottles are also filled here and nitrox fills so no moving kit around !!!

Rob Barlow   - The skipper in the wheel house of Elizabeth G,his scary look  ( well dont all skippers )