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Мы предлагаем Вам свои услуги по организации поездки на регату ARC - 2005 (Atlantic Race for Cruisers - annual transatlantic rally) Gran Canaria - St Lucia (аренда яхты, покупка авиабилетов, оформление виз и страховок, оформление необходимых документов)
ARC ON BENETEAU 57 INFORMATION SHEET
CREW ARRIVAL DAY - 20 NOVEMBER 2005 (APPROX) START DAY - 21 NOVEMBER 2005 RETURN TO UK - 17 DECEMBER 2005 (APPROX)
The Yachts A brand new Beneteau 57 monohull with 4 cabins and 4 heads (ensuite) + 1 crew cabin. Equipped with full Sunsail charter inventory including life raft, lifejackets, flares, EPIRB and GPS. Cruising chutes will be provided. There will be a professional Skipper and Hostess on board and we will be offering 4 cabins on a ‘by the cabin' basis. The hostess will help the skipper and be in charge of all the provisioning, advising healthy menus for all the crew and the cleaning of the communal areas. Distance to be travelled is approx 2,800 miles.
Experience Level Minimum experience required at least 150 miles. Sailors must be physically fit and have no unresolved medical problems.
Yacht Price Ј4400 per cabin including full board and excluding flights, plus Ј50 per person registration fee to the ARC.
Travel We can arrange flights from London Gatwick to Las Palmas approx 19th November. As soon as the yachts arrive, flights will be arranged from St Lucia to Antigua. Return flights will be organised for 19 December from Antigua to London Gatwick. If you prefer, you can arrange your own flights.
Flight Price Ј595 per person including taxes. All flights are subject to availability.
Provisions Menu will be provided by the hostess before sailing. Client should be aware that fresh food would be available on board for the first 12 days, the menus after will not be able with Fresh products except by fishing. Any additional items, such as alcohol and “luxury items” must be purchased individually.
What You Will Need To Bring Waterproofs and a fleece sweatshirt for cooler evenings. Be prepared for the weather to get hotter as the trip progresses and bring lighter clothing for the latter stages. Fishing gear provided. Linen will be provided.
Social Activities The organisers have planned a programme of pre-event social activities and seminars. Please visit www.worldcruising.com/arc for further information. However, as with many yachts in the ARC fleet, you will need to depart as soon as possible after arrival in St Lucia to meet their charter commitments. You will therefore not be present for the post race activities. You will be required to leave the yacht soon after arrival in St Lucia and depending upon the speed of your trip and if you are taking our flight arrangements i.e. returning from Antigua on 17 December. We have arranged for accommodation at our Colonna Beach Club on Antigua at a price of Ј30 a night half board per person, until the next flight (6 days maximum).
Communication As a minimum requirement, an automatic position reporting system (tracking device) will be installed. This will send a regular report on your position back to the rally organisers. The boat is equipped with SATCOM. Prepaid card will be available for Clients for all personal communications.
The ARC Website This contains daily reports on the position and progress of every yacht. This site can be found at www.worldcruising.com If you are interested in taking part in ARC, please complete the enclosed application form and send to your local SUNSAIL office: You will be notified as soon as possible if your application is successful.
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This annual transatlantic rally starting each November in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, has now become the most popular way to cross the Atlantic. The largest transocean sailing event in the world, every year the ARC brings together over 150 yachts from all over the world. The Caribbean destination is Rodney Bay in St.Lucia, one of the most beautiful islands in the Lesser Antilles. The 2700 nautical mile passage on the NE tradewind route takes on average between 12 and 24 days.
The ARC is open to cruising monohulls from 27ft (8.23m) LOA and cruising catamarrans from 25ft to 60ft (7.62 - 18.29m) LOA, with a minimum crew of two. The World Cruising handicap is used to calculate results in the cruising classes, in which motoring is permitted. A racing class, rated under the IRC System , is run for those wanting more a competitive crossing, under the auspices of the Royal Ocean Racing Club. Yachts in this class may be sponsored. Motor yachts can also participate in the ARC in a separate division.
Conceived as a friendly race for cruising yachts to make the Atlantic crossing both safer and more enjoyable, participating yachts must carry a range of safety equipment including a liferaft, EPIRB and VHF radio. Daily radio nets contribute further to the safety of participants. The presence of experienced sailors is another incentive for those with little offshore experience.
The ARC has a special flavour, which successfully combines racers with cruisers, old with young, and provides entertainment for all. A wide ranging programme of entertainment takes place both before the start and after the finish. The ARC enjoys the support of the Tourist Authority of Gran Canaria, the Port Authority of Las Palmas, Alcorde Nautica and the St.Lucia Board of Tourism.
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- ARC2005 opens in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria on 14 November, and the fleet will start for Rodney Bay, St.Lucia on 21 November from a line off Las Palmas harbour. The ARC will finish officially at 1200 hours local time on 18 December 2005.
- The ARC is open to cruising monohulls with a minimum length of 27 ft (8.23m) and cruising catamarans from 25 to 60 ft (7.62 - 18.29m) LOA.
- The competitive side of the event will be catered for by the Racing Division, rated under the IR2002 Handicap System, run under the auspices of the Royal Ocean Racing Club.
- Yachts in the Cruising Division are allowed to motor.
- A full programme of social activities, safety seminars and demonstrations will be organised by World Cruising Club in Las Palmas prior to the start, and after the finish in St.Lucia .
- Participants will receive regular newsletters about the ARC, containing useful information about planning an Atlantic crossing, updates on entries and safety tips.
Use our ON-LINE ENQUIRY form to register, and we will mail you the ARC information pack. or Download ARC Entry Form, Rules & Regulations . The ARC Entry Form, Rules & Regulations (including safety equipment requirements) are published in Adobe Acrobat PDF in English. German and French versions available soon.
To download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader software, go to the Adobe download site
From the green seas of banana plantations along the northern coast to the lush gorges and pine forested mountains of the interior and the white sand dunes of Maspalomas in the south, it is easy to see why the diversity of Gran Canaria led to it being called "a continent in miniature". The rugged western coast has deep valleys forming tropical enclaves and small towns which retain a tranquil rustic air, so that it is hard to remember that the busy metropolis of Las Palmas is only a few kilometres away.
It is the all year round sunshine and sandy beaches of the south of the island which have lured North European visitors to these shores in their millions and in the last thirty years the coastal area has been transformed. From the Playa de San Agustin and Playa del Ingles to Maspalomas, large complexes of hotels, apartment blocks, villas and their attendant facilities have been built to cater for this influx.
Las Palmas, the start venue for the ARC, is a modern bustling city, which has grown up around one of the busiest ports of Spain. The yacht marina lies at the southern end of the main harbour, halfway between the Vegueta and the Parque Santa Catalina. The pleasure port has been upgraded in recent years, with more pontoons being installed, new shower blocks and in 1996 a floating breakwater to add to its protection. The ARC has played its role in this improvement and the port authority acknowledged this by building a permanent office for the ARC at the southern end of the marina. The fifth ARC was marked by planting palm trees and the whole port has flourished with palms since then, living up to its name.
To learn more about the Canary Islands, in English, German or Spanish, visit the Canary Islands Website at www.grancanaria.com . To learn more about what's on in Las Palmas visit the Ayuntamiento website at www.promocionlaspalmas.com (Spanish site only). ARC Marinas contact list here.
St Lucia is known as Helen of the Caribbean being one of the Caribbean's most beautiful islands, with the rising volcanic peaks of the Grand and Petit Pitons, and landlocked Marigot Bay where a British naval fleet reputedly hid from the French at the time of the Napoleonic wars. The rule of St Lucia was disputed by the French and British until the latter established their claim in 1814. Independence was gained in 1979. St Lucia's culture is a unique mix of French, English and African influences, the French influence marked in the local patois and many of the place names.
Rodney Bay, on St Lucia's northern extremity, is the island's main yachting centre and landfall of all World Cruising's transatlantic events. Sailors are always warmly welcomed at Rodney Bay Marina which has a wide range of facilities and is located in a well-protected lagoon.
For more information on St.Lucia, its colourful history, exotic landscape and useful travel tips, visit the St.Lucia Tourist Board website. http://www.stlucia.org/
For more information about Rodney Bay Marina in St.Lucia visit their website Rodney Bay Marina .
Click here for the list of ARC 2005 entry list.
Visit the ARC Website for news from the ARC.
Norwegian yachtsman Stig Mathiassen participated in last year's ARC Antigua onboard "Najad Blue" a Najad 390. A keen amateur film maker, Stig has produced this short video of his crossing. It is great viewing and an ideal way to see what life at sea is like during an Atlantic crossing. MPEG (8.4Mb) | Real Video Stream
Taken at the start of the ARC 2003 Real Video Stream
During the ARC, the fleet will send daily position reports to the World Cruising Club website. Click Here to view the positions. To find out more about the ARC position reporting system, visit www.worldcruising.net our global yacht reporting service.
During the ARC, a daily ARC weather forecast is provided to the fleet from Weather Consultancy Services .
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