LAST Chance: CBYA trip to the Palma International Boat Show?
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The 36th PALMA INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW takes place from April 27th to May 1st 2019 at the Port of Palma. Click HERE for details.
Due to interest from members in attending, we have put together a CBYA trip option. See below.
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Virgen de Loreto – CBYA Beach Party, Paella and Fireworks
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CBYA members gathered on the Montañar 1 beach, opposite Restaurante Amarre, on Saturday 8th September to celebrate the “Port” fiesta of Virgen de Loreto.
This event symbolises the ‘end of summer’and is traditionally enjoyed by bringing your own tables, chairs, cutlery, drinks, snacks, lights, candles, etc., and setting up on the beach. read more →
First Aid at Sea
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Dr Ron Shanson has given a couple of presentations to the CBYA regarding first aid at sea.
Please click HERE to download his most useful guideline notes.
The Committee
July 2017
Getting Out On The Water!
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If you live on the Costa Blanca, why miss out on enjoying getting out on the water?
The CBYA can help. Click on the link below to find out how!
The Committee
A World on Water….
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A great sailing footage link, to ‘YouTube’.. An interesting, fast paced, news worthy, informative video.. a must see.. great viewing.
Crewing Opportunities Around the World.
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If you are wanting to sail-travel-crew-skipper-and see the world.
We suggest trying ‘Crewseekers’.
Another Successful CBYA Regatta!
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After what felt like weeks of not having free access to my computer, all Hugh’s hard work – aided and abetted by Rachel Garnham, Edo Volker and Richard Jones – came to fruition on 1st July 2015 when the fourth annual CBYA Regatta took place at the Real Club Náutico de Calpe.
Rachel gave a detailed briefing of the fun exercises and subsequent two races, with Pablo adding a few words, before we headed out to rig up the six TOMs. The skippers, in numerical boat order, were Rachel, Hugh, Edo, Karlheinz, Jenny and Roger [latter being a Calpe member] although Russian Rosti took the helm, and there was a total of 25 crew, mostly four per yacht, with 41 people attending in total.
