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36º 09' 31'' N, 5º 22' 03'' W'
Channel 9 (156,45 Mhz)
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Today, May 2nd, we announce that our new travelift is now installed at Alcaidesa Marina. This new addition, an integral part of our expansion plan for the boatyard, marks a significant [...]
The Bay of Algeciras and Tarifa, known for its rich marine biodiversity, faces environmental challenges linked to the presence of invasive exotic species in port [...]
A heat map indicates to sailors the areas free of orcas for crossing the Strait Renaud de Stepanis, director of the CIRCE association based in [...]
Commercial project presentation at FITUR for the areas adjacent to the Alcaidesa Marina. All the Campo de Gibraltar municipalities were keen to take part in [...]
Marinas de Andalucía Association meets in Almerimar for its third "Professional Conference" to discuss relevant issues in the marine industry The Andalusian marinas and yacht [...]
We asked historians, round the world race winners and legendary sailors to name the yachts that changed the sport for good.
The 1997-98 Whitbread Round the World Race was won by Paul Cayard and his EF Language team, who won three of the first five legs, en route to a convincing victory. His team was composed of many sailors from his 1999-2000 America's Cup campaign, and they brought an as yet unseen intensity to their approach on the water.
The 1989-90 Whitbread Round the World Race was a true classic, ending in a clean sweep of all six legs by Peter Blake and the crew of Steinlager 2.
No computers and internet, no GPS, no mobile phones! A produced and written documentary about the incredible Volvo Ocean Race, a competition where teamwork is essential, fatigue is standard, and death is always just a few steps away.
