MV Collaroy 2027 Calendar – Save the Collaroy

Celebrate MV Collaroy, the last of the four Freshwater-class Manly ferries, with this 2027 photographic wall calendar from Lost Manly Emporium. Collaroy entered service in 1988, named after Collaroy Beach, and was the first of the class with open upper decks at both ends, a feature later added to her sisters. For more than three decades she has carried Sydneysiders and visitors between Circular Quay and Manly, and she is still holding on. The front cover shows the moment she was launched at Newcastle in 1988 (photo: Newcastle shipbuilders, NSW Government). The back cover shows her off North Head, photographed by Haig Gilchrist. Inside, each month features a striking photograph of Collaroy on the harbour, from the Heads to Circular Quay. A meaningful gift for Manly ferry lovers, maritime history fans and anyone who has ridden the Manly run. Her future is uncertain. SAVE THE COLLAROY. Details - 12 months, January to December 2027, with Australian and NSW public holidays, daylight saving dates, the change of seasons and other key dates - US Letter landscape, 11 x 8.5 in (279 x 216 mm) - Premium colour on 100# white coated paper, glossy cover - Wire-O binding, ready to hang - Photography by Haig Gilchrist, Geoff Eastwood, Paul Cristina, Ben Blake and Nick Baker - Printed on demand and posted to you Collect the full Lost Manly 2027 ferry series: South Steyne, Freshwater, Queenscliff, Narrabeen and Collaroy. EU representative: LOST MANLY EMPORIUM, support@lostmanly.com.au, Lost Manly Emporium, Stavanger Norway 4353