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Successful transatlantic seminar in Hamburg, Germany

The current series of one-day seminars held by Cornell Sailing Events came to successful end at Hamburg on Saturday.

The seminar was held at the Hamburg Sailing Club and was attended by 48 sailors.

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Report from the International Multihull Exhibition at La Grande Motte

Jimmy Cornell with Peter Gilkes and Kelly Glass.

The main attraction of our stand at this international boat show has been the Barbados 50 transatlantic event. The crews of …

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Cornell Sailing At La Grande Motte

The largest and most famous in-water show for multihull boats has opened at the seaside resort of La Grande Motte in the south of France on Wednesday, 13 April.

Some 50 boats are …

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A little bit of Caribbean Sunshine in wintry London

Jimmy and Doina Cornell held another successful day’s seminar on transatlantic voyage planning at the Cruising Association headquarters in Limehouse London on Saturday 12 March.

The sessions combined theory with practical advice and a …

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New Marina Completed in Barbados

As preparations for Barbados 50 sailing rally get underway, the latest news from the Caribbean island is that 600 ft of new dock space is completed, with services including offices for Customs, Immigration and …

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Klaus Hympendahl (1939-2016)

It is with great sadness that we have to announce the passing away of our collaborator Klaus Hympendahl.

Klaus was in Buenos Aires, Argentina, researching a book on his passion, …

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Atlantic Odyssey II - Day 20 to 22: News from the fleet

View the list of arrivals in Martinique. You can follow the position of the boats and check their estimated time of arrival on the tracking map. Day 22 – Saturday 30 January …

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Atlantic Odyssey II - Day 15 to 19: News from the fleet

You can follow the position of the boats and check out their ETA in Martinique on the tracking map. Day 19 – Wednesday 27 January 2016 Jacquelyn

Is expected in Le Marin on …

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Barbados Celebrations at Düsseldorf boat show

The annual boat show opened on Saturday morning in this German city located on the banks of the River Rhine. Over the years this show has established itself as the largest, best organized and best …

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Atlantic Odyssey II - Day 12, 13 & 14: News from the fleet

You can follow the position of the boats on the tracking map. Day 14 – Friday 22 January 2016 Fenicia

Position at 0800UTC, 15deg 50min N 036deg 27min W travelling 258deg T …

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Cornell Sailing’s Canaries Odyssey

This post was first published on Calero Marinas website.

Jimmy Cornell, founder of the ARC and author of the Canary Islands Guide, has been promoting the Canaries as a cruising destination for …

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Atlantic Odyssey II - Day 9, 10 & 11: News from the fleet

You can follow the position of the boats on the tracking map.

 

Day 11 – Tuesday 19 January 2016 Fenicia

Noon position 17Deg 04min N, 030Deg 30min W sailing at 5.7 …

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Join the Pacific Odyssey 2016 - Panama to Marquesas

Following a request from several participants in the Atlantic and Islands Odyssey, we have decided to organize a Pacific Odyssey in 2016, as long as we have a minimum of 10 paid-up boats. …

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Atlantic Odyssey II - Day 7 & 8: News from the fleet

You can follow the position of the boats on the tracking map.

 

Day 8 – Saturday 16 January 2016 Kandiba

Today is a great day for us in Atlantic Odyssey.

First …

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VIDEO: Jimmy Cornell on Barbados 50

Jimmy Cornell is interviewed about the Barbados 50 sailing rally. (Video: Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc.)


Atlantic Odyssey II - Day 5 & 6: News from the fleet

You can follow the position of the boats on the tracking map.

 

Day 6 – Thursday 14 January 2016 Fenicia

Current position 20Deg 55min N 021Deg 35min W, about 560 miles …

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Multi Transat, A New Transatlantic Race for Production Multihulls

Note: This event will no longer take place.

PRESS RELEASE Multi Transat, a new transatlantic race for production multihulls Tenerife to Barbados, 12 November 2016

Jimmy Cornell, the founder of the ARC, has …

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Atlantic Odyssey II - Day 3 & 4: News from the fleet

You can follow the position of the boats on the tracking map.

 

Day 4 – Tuesday 12 January 2016 Bebe

We are experiencing fine sailing conditions after the initial day and …

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Atlantic Odyssey II Starts From Santa Cruz de Tenerife

In light SE winds, the Atlantic Odyssey II fleet took the start from Santa Cruz de Tenerife at 1200 local time. The Belgian yacht Serendip just managed to edge across the start line ahead US …

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Newsletter: Happy New Year From Cornell Sailing


Jimmy Cornell’s Transatlantic Preparation Seminar - London - 12 March 2016

Sponsored by

A very inspiring day! Ian and Lorraine Cuthbertson

Sharpened our thoughts about our own plans for cruising. Jennifer Sherlock

A wonderful introduction to Bluewater sailing. Peter Ramshaw

This …

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Atlantic Odyssey II Official Launch In Tenerife

Monday 4th January saw the official launch of the Atlantic Odyssey II at a press conference held at the headquarters of the Port Authority of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The press conference was attended by …

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Atlantic Odyssey II Starts Exciting Sailing Year of 2016

Cornell Sailing Events has an exciting year of sailing ahead in 2016, beginning with the Atlantic Odyssey II which leaves from Santa Cruz de Tenerife on 9 January 2016 and finishing with the …

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Atlantic Odyssey: Greetings from the SIF family

Danish family on board SIF are happy to have arrived in Martinique

Dear Cornell Sailing

We just want to tell you that we really have enjoyed being part of the Atlantic Odyssey. The …

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Meet us at the Düsseldorf Boat Show- 23-31 Jan. 2016

Jimmy Cornell will be on the Cornell Sailing Events stand (hall 14, stand B 36) the 2 week-ends of the Boot Düsseldorf 2016. Klaus Hympendahl will be at the show every day.

They …

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