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Crossing from Valencia to Gibraltar. An exciting area with beautiful sailing stages along the Spanish coast into the Strait of Gibraltar.
Keep your eyes open – whales can often be seen here!
Every sailing trip follows the conditions of nature. The itinerary shown is a non-binding orientation and can change depending on wind and weather.
Independent arrival in Valencia and embarkation in the afternoon. On board you get to know your fellow sailors, the crew and, of course, the yacht. A thorough briefing tells you everything you need to know about life and routines on board during the days at sea ahead.
The first dinner together leaves time to get acquainted and to look ahead to the coming passage. The captain explains the current weather situation and the planned routing for the next few days.
After breakfast we cast off. The coast slowly falls away behind us and the open sea lies ahead of the bow. From now on the yacht is under way non-stop – day and night.
Whenever conditions allow, we sail. If you like, you can help the crew set and trim the sails, take the helm and learn more about navigation and seamanship. Joining in is warmly welcomed, but never a must.
On a delivery passage, the sea sets the rhythm of the day. There are no fixed daily programmes and no harbours to reach at a set time. Instead, long hours of sailing, shared meals and quiet moments on deck follow one another.
The yacht continues her voyage through the night as well. If you wish, you can experience sailing under the stars and gain a very special sense of what a longer passage at sea truly feels like.
There is plenty to see along the way: dolphins repeatedly ride the bow wave for a while, flying fish skim across the surface and, with a little luck, a whale even appears on the horizon. In between lie hours with nothing but sea and sky in sight – and that is precisely the special appeal of an ocean passage.
With every nautical mile you grow more familiar with the ship and her routines. The crew shares insights into navigation, weather, sailing manoeuvres and life at sea. In this way, the passage itself becomes the true destination.
After several days at sea, the coast finally appears on the horizon. The last nautical miles offer one more chance to enjoy the sailing and your time together on board.
After arrival the traditional Captain’s Dinner takes place. Together with the crew and your fellow sailors, you look back on the distance covered and the special moments of the passage.
After a final breakfast together, it is time to say goodbye to the crew, your fellow sailors and the yacht. Disembarkation and independent departure, or extend your stay ashore.
An intense time at sea comes to an end – with many miles sailed and a whole new perspective on travelling under sail.
With its 54 m length and 1000 m² sail area, our CHRONOS is without doubt one of the most beautiful and fast large luxury sailing yachts. “Your sailing boutique hotel!”
All prices are per person in a double cabin. Single occupancy supplement: 80%.
All prices are per person in a double cabin. Single occupancy supplement: 80%.
Crossing from Valencia to Gibraltar
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Valencia – Gibraltar
Crossing
Yacht: CHRONOS
| Next departures | Trip type | Yacht | Deluxe cabin (p.p.) All prices are per person in a double cabin. Single occupancy supplement: 80%. | Long cabin (p.p.) All prices are per person in a double cabin. Single occupancy supplement: 80%. | Availability | Booking |
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| Crossing from Valencia to Gibraltar – Valencia – Gibraltar | Crossing | CHRONOS | € 1.400,– | € 1.400,– | Spots still available Spots still available | Request now |
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