Heineken Regatta - Caribbean sailing race (St. Maarten)

Day 1 - Trainign
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 0
Day 2 - Training
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 1
Day 3 - 1-st Sailing race
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 2
Day 4 - Round the island race
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 3
Day 5 - Great Bay sailing race
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 4
Day 6 - Final racing
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 5
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 6
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 7
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 8
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 9
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 10
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 11
Day 1 - Trainign
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 0
Day 2 - Training
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 1
Day 3 - 1-st Sailing race
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 2
Day 4 - Round the island race
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 3
Day 5 - Great Bay sailing race
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 4
Day 6 - Final racing
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 5
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 6
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 7
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 8
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 9
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 10
St. Martin - Heineken Regatta - 11

**This is a sample itinerary. The actual itinerary may be adjusted by the captain or the service provider due to weather conditions or other reasons.

Introduction

We invite you on board of one of the race performance yachts! Simply book a cabin and become part of the crew. Heineken regatta is one of the greatest amateur sailing events in Caribbean. Entry level: basic sailing skills.

Day 1 Trainign

Trainign

10:00 – Meeting with skipper and crew

11:00 - Intensive training and boat handling skills

18:00 – race registration

19:00 - small party

Day 2 Training

Training

09:00 – Breakfast

10:00 – Simpson Bay regatta registration

12:00 - training

16:00 – skippers briefing at Sint Maarten Yacht Club, Simpson Bay

18:00 – «Welcome Back Sailors party»

Day 3 1-st Sailing race

1-st Sailing race

09:00 –Breakfast

10:00 – boat handling training

12:00 - Commodores Cup for yachts with asymmetric spi

17:00 – Pressconference

18:00 – official opening ceremony. Port de Plaisance night party (several dance floors and famous pop groups concerts)

Day 4 Round the island race

Round the island race

09:00 - Breakfast

10:00 – Round the island race.

18:00 – Party on Boardwalk, Philipsburg with top international singers and pop groups

Day 5 Great Bay sailing race

Great Bay sailing race

09:00 - Breakfast

10:00 – Great Bay sailing race, start from Philipsburg and finish at Marigot.

19:00 – Party at Marigot, main scene

Day 6 Final racing

Final racing

09:00 – Breakfast

10:00 – Final sailing race day. Start from Marigot and finish at Simpson Bay.

19:00 – Regatta closing ceremony. Inauguration and night party at Kim Sha Beach, Simpson Bay.

Boat details

First 47 -
Berths 10
Beam 14ft m
Draft 8ft m
Cabins 4
Engine 75hp hp
Bathroom 2

Price details

Price includes

  • bed linen
  • racing fees
  • snacks and beverages during the race

Price does not include

  • flights and transfer
  • health and travel insurance
  • food

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