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By Cornell Sailing on 17.10.2015
Photo: Canary Islands Tourism website
Next on the route of the Canaries Odyssey after Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria is an island of contrasts, from the busy modern city of Las Palmas de Gran …
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By Cornell Sailing on 10.10.2015
Dear Cornell Sailing Team,
It’s almost a year since we first met on the stopovers in Europe as part in the European Odyssey and then in Lanzarote as part of the Atlantic Odyssey.
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By Jimmy Cornell on 21.09.2015
After the quick turnaround at Falmouth, we made a relatively fast passage to the Thames Estuary where we caught the favourable tide for the remaining 40 miles to London.
Shortly after we had passed …
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By Jimmy Cornell on 18.09.2015
Before this voyage comes to a happy and successful end I wish to use this opportunity to give my grateful thanks to all those who have made this ambitious project possible, and who continued to …
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By Cornell Sailing on 17.09.2015
Barbados has announced a welcome expansion in its facilities for cruising yachts, which is positive news for the Odyssey rallies which will be making this Caribbean island their first stopover after crossing the Atlantic.
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By Jimmy Cornell on 16.09.2015
We made landfall at Falmouth, in SW England, early on Tuesday morning after a 20-days long, frustrating and stormy but also challenging and memorable 1950 miles passage.
By memorable I mean: not easily forgotten. …
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By Jimmy Cornell on 07.09.2015
I always wondered why the southernmost point of Greenland has attracted this attractive name. After nine days of struggling to get out of its grip, I know. Whoever named it, never wanted to see it …
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By Jimmy Cornell on 03.09.2015
For the last five days, since we left the Greenland coast, we have been fighting strong southeasterly winds that made it impossible for us to sail our desired course to the Azores.
The main culprit …
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By Cornell Sailing on 30.07.2015
Due to technical and logistical considerations, we have been forced to change the start of the Atlantic Odyssey II from Santa Cruz de la Palma, to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The date of …
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By Jimmy Cornell on 17.06.2015
Marina Lanzarote
Due to its ideal geographical location in the NE extremity of the Canaries archipelago, the land of Lanzarote is rapidly becoming the favourite landfall for yachts arriving in the Canary Islands from …
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By Cornell Sailing on 19.05.2015
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A transatlantic event to mark the 50th anniversary of Barbados Independence.
After a symbolic start in London in late July 2016 the rally will call at various ports …
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By Cornell Sailing on 02.05.2015
We continue our tour through the Canary Islands to remind sailors that these islands are a fascinating cruising destination in their own right, and much much more than just a quick staging post to your …
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By Doina Cornell on 01.05.2015
When my father Jimmy Cornell told me about his idea for a Blue Planet Odyssey I was hooked straightaway. It was 2012 and we were on a plane heading to the States for the Annapolis …
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By Cornell Sailing on 21.04.2015
Luc & Yveline Formagne, aboard Doudou, reflect on their Atlantic Odyssey in their personal blog.
We will never forget our crossing and we are extremely happy to have been able to take part …
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By Doina Cornell on 13.04.2015
As we launch the new Canaries Odyssey for 2015, which will visit all seven of the main islands in the archipelago, it is worth remembering what fascinating places they are to visit away from …
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By Cornell Sailing on 01.04.2015
Charles Doane, editor at SAIL Magazine, joined Aventura from Ft Lauderdale to Panama and on through the canal. He reports (on WaveTrain: A Blog About Cruising Sailboats and Other Aquatic Miracles):
1) On …
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By Jimmy Cornell on 31.03.2015
Aventura completed the Panama Canal transit on Sunday afternoon and we are now on our way to Tahiti. We have about 4800 miles ahead of us, which I plan to sail nonstop as we need …
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By Jimmy Cornell on 25.03.2015
We are sailing
After several days of calms and very light winds, something that I had never experienced in the Caribbean Sea before, the wind finally came up… as did our Parasailor spinnaker. Dave …
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By Cornell Sailing on 24.03.2015
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By Cornell Sailing on 24.03.2015
Voyage preparation is such an important part of preparing for your Atlantic crossing that we would like to invite you to a series of free online webinars during the spring of 2015. We will focus …
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By Jimmy Cornell on 22.03.2015
We passed through the Windward Passage on Friday night and entered the Caribbean Sea. By Saturday morning, the wind had gone light and we decided to hoist the spinnaker to make some speed towards Panama, …
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By Jimmy Cornell on 21.03.2015
This is the first Friday on Aventura’s first long passage in 2015. All morning I was wondering what was going to break because on many occasions whenever something broke on the boat, it was almost …
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By Jimmy Cornell on 18.03.2015
We left Fort Lauderdale Monday afternoon bound for Panama, with about 1100 miles still to go. After transiting the canal, we plan to sail nonstop to Tahiti, about 4500 miles. In Tahiti we shall join …
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By Cornell Sailing on 16.03.2015
Two months after the rest of the Blue Planet Odyssey fleet left Key West bound for Panama, Jimmy Cornell’s Aventura and Jeff and Anne Posner onboard Joyful have left Florida en route to catch up …
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By Cornell Sailing on 04.03.2015
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Jimmy Cornell has launched this new rally for sailors who prefer to cross the Atlantic at a relaxed pace.
Starting in Lanzarote on 1 October 2015, the …
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