YM Biscay Triangle

Enter now for the Biscay Triangle Rally 2010

The Start of the Biscay Triangle Rally in 2007Participants are now signing up for this year's Yachting Monthly Biscay Triangle Rally.

Apart from the chance to complete the `triangle' to Spain, Brittany and back , many yachtsmen are now finding this a safe and enjoyable way to cross Biscay at the start of some extended cruising in Spain, Portugal or the Med. The rally gathers at Torquay over the weekend of 24th/25th July and sails for La Coruna on Tuesday 27th July. Be sure to book your place now by contacting Tony Diment

Written by Tony Diment, Rally Director Thursday, 25 February 2010 11:30

 

Yachting Monthly Biscay Triangle Rally 2010

The Dates and Programme for the Biscay Triangle 2010 are as follows

24/25 July Yachts assemble at Torquay Marina
26 July Registration, briefing and dinner at RTYC
27 July Yachts sail for La Coruña
31 July to 2 Aug Programme of events at La Coruña
3 Aug Yachts sail for La Trinité
7/8 August Programme of events at La Trinité
9 to 13 August Cruise South Brittany
14/15 August Return to home ports

Applications for the Rally are now being taken. Please complete the Enquiry Form on the Blue Water Rally website or contact Tony Diment via e-mail .

Written by Tony Diment, Rally Director Thursday, 10 December 2009 10:37

   

Farewell and Adieu

Thumbnail imageNow that the spray has dried upon everyone's decks it is time to sign off from this year's Biscay Triangle Rally. I have received various letters of appreciation concerning the rally and the common theme is that despite not reaching La Coruna due to the poor weather, everyone appreciated the efforts made at short notice to pull together a very pleasant cruise of Southern Brittany.

Read more: Farewell and Adieu

Written by Tony Diment, Rally Director Thursday, 13 August 2009 09:06

 

Makathea's Story

Martin and Helen from `Makathea' have now sent us their full story. Sadly, they have been beset with a number of problems which seriously delayed their start from Torquay and are now confining them to Brest in France.  Martin has tried in vain to remain in contact with the rally fleet but clearly the range limitations of VHF and the restrictions of using mobile telephones in coastal areas have conspired to produce difficulties.

Read more: Makathea's Story

Written by Tony Diment, Rally Director Thursday, 06 August 2009 16:24

   

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