Crew member in the Rolex Fastnet Race 2025 with a start in Cowes on the Isle of Wight. Organized by the Royal Ocean Racing Club, one of the most famous Yacht Club on the planet, the Rolex Fastnet Race is one of the greatest offshore sailing race. An event that takes place every two years. Be part of this legendary…
Racing the Rolex Fastnet Race 2025 aboard a VOR 60, 19.50m monohull with professional crew. Embark as a “high-flying” crew member on this yacht designed and built to race the Volvo Ocean Race 2001-02. Racing the Rolex Fastnet Race 2025 aboard a VOR 60 in IRC 0 Organized by the Royal Ocean Racing Club, one of the most prestigious yacht…
Sail the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers as a crew member. Every winter, one of our crewed Challenge 67 is entering the ARC 2025 - Atlantic Rally for Cruisers - a transat organised by the World Cruising Club, start in Las Palmas on the island of Gran Canaria. First leg starts in Lorient, in South Brittany. As explained, "Our definition of…
Offshore sailing course from Brittany to the Canary islands with an 8 to 10 days boarding. Program for this offshore navigation onboard a crewed VOR 60, the Bay of Biscay, then along Portugal to reach the Canary archipelago. With a departure from Lorient and an arrival in Las Palmas, this stopover is the end of the first leg crossing the…
Racing on the ARC 2025. Embark on a race across the Atlantic on the Atlantic Rally For Cruisers as a crew member aboard a crewed Volvo 60. Departing from Lorient in Southern Brittany, this first offshore leg will take you to the island of Gran Canaria in the Canaries. From Las Palmas, the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers will set sail…
Crew member on the RORC Caribbean 600… Over the years, the RORC Caribbean 600 has become a classic offshore navigation. A "must do" as our English friends like to say. At a time of year when the northern hemisphere is struggling with winter, the sun, warm water and constant trade winds are too hard to resist the call of the…
Atlantic crossing West Indies to Brittany as a crew member from West to East. Known as Transatlantic or Transat, crossing the Atlantic Ocean under sail remains an adventure even if it has become more democratic in recent years. From Pointe à Pitre in Guadalupe to Lorient in France, about 3,500 nautical miles separate the two lands. Transatlantic crew, a real…
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