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In our blog “Sailing Area” we give diffusion to news, projects of coastal or oceanic navigation, regattas, voyages and adventures at sea. It has sections of interviews with sailors and people related to the sea, nautical expeditions, history and marine sciences. We share your sailing project!

In our blog “Sailing Are” we give diffusion to news, projects of coastal or oceanic navigation, regattas, voyages and adventures at sea. It has sections of interviews with sailors and people related to the sea, nautical expeditions, history and marine sciences. We share your sailing project!

Latest news from the Sailing Area

Liberté Sur L’Océan: “The wealth I have today is the people I have met more than the landscapes or the moments.”

Liberté Sur L’Océan: “The wealth I have today is the people I have met more than the landscapes or the moments.”

Maria, Michel, and Tristan set out to circumnavigate the globe in six years. Instead, they found themselves “circling the world,” traveling between the Americas, Europe, and Africa, on a journey that would forever change them. After five years of exploring three continents and sailing the seas aboard a Beneteau Oceanis 42.3, they wonder why eating, sleeping, confronting their own fears and limitations, stocking up on supplies, and dropping anchor in port are the most important factors in making sound decisions when undertaking a voyage across the ocean. They share their insights in this fascinating interview.

“Patagonia by Patín a Vela” expedition reaches the Isthmus of Ofqui after 35 days sailing through the Patagonian channels

“Patagonia by Patín a Vela” expedition reaches the Isthmus of Ofqui after 35 days sailing through the Patagonian channels

After 35 days at sea, the “Patagonia by Patín a vela” expedition has reached the Isthmus of Ofqui, one of the most historic and emblematic passages for inland navigation in Chilean Patagonia. Reaching this point marks one of the first major milestones of the voyage, which aims to connect Puerto Montt with Puerto Williams by sailing exclusively in traditional vessels.

Interview with Mara – Golden Globe Race 2026

Interview with Mara – Golden Globe Race 2026

After acquiring a Saltram Saga 36, a proven classic ocean-going yacht, Mara embarked on an extensive refit and preparation programme. This included qualifying ocean passages, safety training, and meticulous preparation of both herself and the boat for the Golden Globe Race, a solo circumnavigation via the world’s three great capes. She shares her bluewater proyect in this interview.

Sail in Rio. The return of the humpback whales

Sail in Rio. The return of the humpback whales

Scientists recognize that these mammals are the true “engineers” of the ecosystem and that the seas depend on their survival. They also consider the possibility of witnessing one of the most magnificent migrations taking place on the planet today. Furthermore, they emphasize that beyond sightings in regions where they once seemed extinct, these sightings remind us that their continued existence underscores the urgent need to protect our oceans.

Sailing Area featured articles

Tupac Amaru Sailing

Tupac Amaru Sailing

Tupac Amaru Sailing: “I believe that restoring a boat is the most ecological and sustainable way to go sailing today.” Manu and Raul share their project and experience in this fascinating interview.

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