The dates scheduled to carry out the crossing are approximate and will depend on the weather.
The costs of fuel, food and moorings will be shared among all crew members.
The price indicated is for one person in a shared double cabin with a private bathroom.
GENERAL ITINERARY:
⚓ STAGE 1 | Saint Martin → Bermuda.
Departure: Saint Martin.
Arrival: Bermuda.
Approx. Distance: 850 MN.
⏱️ Estimated duration: 6—8 days of sailing.
Ideal transition stretch to leave the Caribbean and enter the North Atlantic. Demanding navigation, with key weather planning and first great miles of the rally.
Technical stop in Bermuda — 2 days.
Crew rest.
Overview of systems.
Meteorology and next crossing briefing.
Reprovisioning.
⚓ STAGE 2 | Bermuda → Azores.
Departure: Bermuda.
Arrival: Azores.
Approx. Distance: 1,800 MN.
⏱️ Estimated duration: 12—15 days of sailing.
The great Atlantic crossing of the rally. Pure ocean navigation, on-call shifts, sail optimization and long-range weather strategy.
Technical stop in Azores — 2 days.
Gearing, sails and engine inspection
Crew rest and recovery
Technical and meteorological briefing.
⚓ STAGE 3 | Azores → Gibraltar.
Departure: Azores.
Arrival: Gibraltar.
Approx. Distance: 1,100 MN.
⏱️ Estimated duration: 7—9 days of sailing.
Tactical stage, with variable meteorological influence and progressive approach to the European continent. Preparing for entry to the Mediterranean.
Technical stop in Gibraltar — 2 days.
Latest technical settings.
Engine and fuel overhaul.
Procedures for entering the Mediterranean.
Final stage briefing.
⚓ STAGE 4 | Gibraltar → Ibiza.
Departure: Gibraltar.
Arrival: Ibiza.
Approx. Distance: 500 MN.
⏱️ Estimated duration: 3—4 days of sailing.
Final stretch with Mediterranean navigation, more stable climate and symbolic arrival at the heart of the Mediterranean.
⭐ PROGRAM FEATURES:
- Real and organized ocean navigation.
- 2-day technical stops on each stopover.
- Weather and safety briefings.
- Rally spirit with a premium and exclusive approach.
- Ideal for experienced shipowners, skippers and crews.
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