Patache

Two-masted vessel mainly used as a tender to carry messages, to scout coastlines, to protect port entrances and to accompany the Capitanas (flagships) and Almirantas (rear guard ships).

Image: "The Book of Old Ships" by Henry Culver & Gordan Grant, 1924

In our database

• Nuestra Señora de las Nieves y de las Ánimas (1715)

  Patache which departed Havana (CUB) bound for Cadiz (ESP). She sunk in Florida in 1715 due to a hurricane. She belonged to The Nueva España Fleet.

• Nuestra Señora de la Concepción, San José y San Francisco (1715)

  Patache which departed Havana (CUB) bound for Spain. She sunk in Florida in 1715 due to a hurricane. She belonged to The Tierra Firme Fleet.

• Santo Cristo del Valle (1715)

  Patache which departed Havana (CUB) bound for Spain. She sunk in Florida in 1715 due to a hurricane. She belonged to The Nueva España Fleet.

• Unknown Florida 07 (1622)

  Patache which departed Havana (CUB) bound for Spain. She sunk in Florida in 1622 due to a hurricane. She belonged to The Tierra Firme Fleet.

• Unknown Florida 08 (1622)

  Patache which departed Havana (CUB) bound for Spain. She sunk in Florida in 1622 due to a hurricane. She belonged to The Tierra Firme Fleet.