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Transatlantic Transition Stage 1

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November 12 – 22, 201911 days

Start
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
Finish
Cape Verde
Level
Experienced
Languages
Russian, English

About the event

Crossing the Atlantic is a real adventure and challenge for the enthusiastic yachtsman.

The 2900 nm length transition takes place in two stages: the first stage starts in Las Palmas (Gran Canaria Island) with an intermediate stop on Cape Verde (San Vicenti Island). The second stage starts with Cape Verde, with a stop on the island of Barbados and a finish on St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

Stage 1 12.11. - 11.22.2019 Las Palmas - Cape Verde

2 stage 22.11. - 12/15/2019 Cape Verde - Barbados - Saint Vincent

You can take part in one of the stages or in both stages.

Offers and pricing

  • Delphia 47, built 2017

    Delphia 47

    3 cabins, 6 overnight guests

    • One place in the team

      €999per person · whole trip

    What the price covers

    Included in cost: Accommodation on a comfortable yacht. Russian-speaking skipper on board. Bed sheets and towels. Cleaning the yacht at the end of the regatta. Paid additionally: Air flight. Transfers and taxis. Fuel for a yacht (divided by all team members). Parking in marinas. Food (including the captain). Visa application. Medical insurance.

Taking part with your own boat?

Open event: skippers add their own boat and sell its places here. Staff check every offer before visitors see it.

Itinerary

  1. The crossing starts Las Palmas de Gran Canaria - surrounded on both sides by harbors with the peerless beaches of the capital of the Canary Islands. Founded in an era of great geographical discoveries, over the course of several centuries this city has become a multinational and noisy port, gathering people from all over the world. The history is sacredly preserved by the ancient quarters inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List - Vegeta and Triana.

  2. Friday

Location

We start in the city of Las Palmas on the island of Gran Canaria and finish the transition to Cape Verde, the island of Vicente.