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Mile building: Saint Tropez — Malta

October 4 – 11, 20208 days

Start
Saint-Tropez, France
Finish
Malta
Level
Experienced
Languages
Russian, English
Organizer

About the event

The yacht will sail from the Voiles de Saint Tropez regatta to the famous 600 miles Rolex Middle Sea Race. The skipper is a professional yachtsman, the team is 10 people. This crossing is for those who want to test themselves and add nautical miles to their logbooks, those who want to learn to manage a sports yacht and understand its difference from cruise yachts.

You don’t need to be an experienced yachtsman for this trip.

Offers and pricing

  • Farr 46, built 2007

    Farr 46

    3 cabins, 6 overnight guests. Children welcome

    OrganizerAlexander R

    • One place in the team

      €500per person · whole trip

    What the price covers

    NOT INCLUDED: Airplane tickets and transfer Food and drinks on board. Moorings in marinas and fuel Personal health insurance Please let us know beforehand if you want to live on the yacht REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT: Refundable Deposit is 300 € per person. The deposit is paid in cash to the skipper before the regatta

Itinerary

  1. Sunday

    The arrival in Saint Tropez, accommodation on a yacht, buying food, and discussing organizational issues. Saint Tropez is one of the most picturesque coastal towns where many famous movies stars often stay. This place is considered the most expensive and luxurious on the entire Cote d’Azur. On the promenade you can see not only beautiful landscapes, but also elegant shops, various workshops, and cozy cafes. The Old Port is the main attraction and the visiting card of Saint-Tropez. It was destroyed during the Second World War and completely restored later. Over the port, there is the Château Suffren, which began to be built at the end of the 10th century.

  2. Monday
  3. Wednesday
  4. Thursday

    Porto Olbia — Porto Corallo — 100 miles

  5. Saturday

    Porto Corallo — Malta — 160 miles

  6. Sunday

Location

The offshore crossing will take place along the route Saint Tropez — Corsica — Strait of Bonifacio — Sardinia — Malta.