“With just 10 days to go before the start of the 2017 Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series (16-24 January), the festival atmosphere in Barbados is starting to rumble” writes Sue Pelling.
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All posts about: Barbados For more information on Barbados see here. By Cornell Sailing on 05.01.2017
“With just 10 days to go before the start of the 2017 Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series (16-24 January), the festival atmosphere in Barbados is starting to rumble” writes Sue Pelling. … Tag(s): Partners & Supporters
By Cornell Sailing on 27.12.2016
The German yacht Auriga, the smallest in the Atlantic Odyssey fleet, arrived this morning in Barbados. Susan and Howard Chambers of Sundowner (Barbados 50 Odyssey) went out to meet them with Chris on More Bad … By Cornell Sailing on 22.12.2016
As the Barbados 50 sailing rally was a unique event to commemorate the 50th year of independence of Barbados by sailing from London to Barbados, it was only fitting that the families taking part … Tag(s): Education
Event(s): Atlantic & Caribbean Odyssey, Islands Odyssey, Barbados 50
Destination(s): Atlantic Ocean, Barbados By Jimmy Cornell on 19.12.2016
Four more boats in the Atlantic Odyssey: Anyway, Freja, Gorm den Gamle and Itchy Foot, have arrived safely in Barbados at the end of a very long voyage that started in Santa Cruz de Tenerife … By Cornell Sailing on 15.12.2016
The German yacht Lilli arrived at 9am on Dec 15, assisted by Andy and his team for the mooring of this 65 feet monohull stern to the dock of Shallow Draught. Thera … By Jimmy Cornell on 12.12.2016
Three more Atlantic Odyssey boats crossed the finishing line in Barbados, 23 days after their departure from Santa Cruz de Tenerife in the Canary Islands. By Jimmy Cornell on 11.12.2016
With perfect symmetry with one arrival on day 1, two on day 2 and three of day 3, day 4 saw four Atlantic Odyssey arrivals: Belgian Sta Vast, Swiss Richard Parker, New Zealander Silver Lining … By Jimmy Cornell on 10.12.2016
After exactly three weeks at sea, two more Atlantic Odyssey arrived in Barbados this morning. Both the American Enjoy and the British Bonaire crossed the finishing line soon after first light and were guided to … By Jimmy Cornell on 09.12.2016
The light winds that have slowed down Atlantic Odyssey boats on their way to Barbados have finally kicked in with strong trade winds blowing now right across the tropical North Atlantic. Three boats arrived at … By Jimmy Cornell on 08.12.2016
Nineteen days after the start in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the first boat in the Atlantic Odyssey, sailing under the Barbados 50 flag arrived in Bridgetown to a warm welcome. By Jimmy Cornell on 02.12.2016
After more than three long weeks at sea without a working engine, the British yacht Sundowner is safely brought into harbour by the Barbados Coast Guard. While in strong winds and rough … By Cornell Sailing on 30.11.2016
Despite over 2000 miles of ocean to cross, British yacht White Ibis timed their arrival to Barbados perfectly, docking in the Barbados 50 … By Cornell Sailing on 29.11.2016
The motto of the 2016 celebrations of Barbados 50th year of independence, ‘Pride and Industry,’ seemed to fit very well with the latest experiences of the Barbados 50 rally sailors on the island. On the … By Cornell Sailing on 28.11.2016
Saturday 26 November With the majority of the Barbados 50 yachts having now made landfall on the island, the Barbados Yacht Club showed typical Barbados hospitality in laying on a welcome party in its Beach … Tag(s): Participants
By Jimmy Cornell on 26.11.2016
Gloria’s landfall in Barbados was followed a few hours later by the disabled Oysterbar, being steered by its … By Jimmy Cornell on 24.11.2016
The new docking facility for visiting yachts arriving in Barbados has been very busy in the last 24 hours with nine more Barbados 50 yachts making landfall at the end of their transatlantic passage … By Cornell Sailing on 21.11.2016
The Swiss trimaran Nelia had been chasing the French catamaran Sir Henri 4 all the way from the Cape Verdes and crossed the … By Cornell Sailing on 21.11.2016
The French catamaran Sir Henri 4 made landfall in Barbados to an enthusiastic reception at 8 PM local time on Sunday 20 November. Waiting on the dock to welcome the tired crew at the end … By Cornell Sailing on 19.11.2016
The 22 boats in the Atlantic Odyssey took the start from Santa Cruz de Tenerife at 1100 local time on Saturday 19 November. They are currently on their way to Barbados, in addition …
Event(s): Atlantic & Caribbean Odyssey, Barbados 50
Destination(s): Atlantic Ocean, Barbados, Tenerife By Cornell Sailing on 31.07.2016
On a sunny Sunday afternoon, the Barbados 50 yachts sailed through one of the world’s most iconic sights, London’s Tower Bridge, for the start of an epic voyage which will finish on the other side … By Cornell Sailing on 25.07.2016
The Swiss yacht Maisie with Rita and Martin Mueller-Duysing onboard arrived in London on Sunday afternoon. They are docked on the River Thames close to Tower Bridge where the start of this special event will … By Cornell Sailing on 24.06.2016
The first transatlantic rally to sail from the Canaries to the Caribbean after the winter holidays, and not at the usual time in November, was organised in January 2014. As we were unable to think … By Cornell Sailing on 17.04.2016
The main attraction of our stand at this international boat show has been the Barbados 50 transatlantic event. The crews of … Tag(s): Seminars & Boatshows
By Cornell Sailing on 15.03.2016
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 …
Event(s): Atlantic & Caribbean Odyssey, Islands Odyssey, Barbados 50
Destination(s): Atlantic Ocean, Barbados |
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