HMS Bounty was built for the 1962 movie “Mutiny on the Bounty” by MGM Studios in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, to tell the story of the famous maritime mutiny that occurred in the South Pacific in 1789. Now owned and operated by the HMS Bounty Organization LLC, she makes Greenport, Long Island, New York, her homeport. In 2006 Bounty appeared in Disney's Pirates of the Carribbean - Dead Man's Chest. The ship carries 18 full-time paid crewmembers working side by side with our sail trainees and passengers.  When docked in port, the Bounty is open for dockside tours, private functions and educational programs. Strongly dedicated to the educational development of today’s youth, Bounty works closely with universities and other non-profit organizations to provide leadership learning and youth education-at-sea programs.  The mission of the Bounty is to preserve the skills of square rigged sailing in conjunction with youth education and sail training.

Flag: USA
Rig: Full Rigged Ship
Class: A
Homeport: Greenport, Long Island, New York
Normal Cruising Waters: East Coast US, Canada, Florida and Europe
Sparred Length: 180'
Draft: 13'
Sail Area: 10,000 square Feet
Hull: wood