The Route and Host Cities. Volvo Ocean Race
The route the fleet will take for the 13th edition in 2017-18 will, at nearly 45,000 nautical miles, be the longest course ever in the 43-year history of the race
The route the fleet will take for the 13th edition in 2017-18 will, at nearly 45,000 nautical miles, be the longest course ever in the 43-year history of the race
With the presence of the mayor of La Linea Juan Franco, town hall councilor Mario Fernandez and the marina manger Antonio Valbuena Alcaidesa Marina raised its 5th consecutive Blue Flag at midday on the 21st June. The Blue Flag award recognises Alcaidesa Marinas commitment to the coastal environment, water quality, safety and access for all.
Alcaidesa Marina had the honor of hoisting for the 3rd consecutive year the award ceremony for the IV Environment Day Photograph Contest
Shorthanded sailing is typically a European affair with a distinctly French terroir, but there’s a dedicated contingency of American and Canadian sailors who also practice this sometimes-scary art. While North America currently lacks an event with the international gravitas of the fabled Vendee Globe Race or the considerably newer Barcelona World Race, the three-stage Atlantic Cup is one of the pr
When the 2016 52 SUPER SERIES answers the start guns today, the 11 teams competing know only too well how important it is to make the best possible opening. The season-long championship spans five regattas between now and the conclusion mid-October in Cascais, Portugal, and none want to find themselves rueing silly mistakes and cheap points given away lightly at
Whatever the outcome of the final races at the Finn World Masters in Torbole, everyone was a winner with a spectacular final day of sailing. Rafael Trujillo (ESP) won his first Masters title after a great comeback in the medal race to take the win from defending champion Vladimir Krutskikh (RUS) and six times winner Michael Maier (CZE).
For the 5th consecutive year Alcaidesa Marina has been awarded the Blue Flag award for marinas in recognition of its commitment to the sustainable development & operation of the marina.
With the publication of the tender conditions in the “Boletin del Estado” we are a step closer to having a new lane providing a direct access to Alcaidesa Marina & thus avoiding the Gibraltar access queues.