Spring and Autumn 5 Clubs regattas
Hosted by Club Náuticos Moriara, Altea, Campomanes, La Vila Joyosa and Real Club Náutico Calpe.
Enter your own yacht
CBYA member-owned yachts qualify to enter these regattas.
Crew on CBYA member-owned yachts
Yacht owners are always looking for competent crew!
Each series has a race start from the Club Náuticos of Moraira, Altea, Campomanes, Villajoyosa and the Real Club Náutico de Calpe, usually five races per series.
Races are split into a Spring series (January to April) and an Autumn series (September to December). All yachts taking part must be minimum length of 9 metres and require a rating certificate. CBYA members’ yachts ratings are sponsored by the Association. To ensure interest in the races, three categories have been created – ORC-A, ORC-B, and ORC – C. These depend on the individual rating of each yacht, which is used for the handicapping system.
- Learn how to compete in sailing regattas
- Learn the racing rules
- Meet sailors from other Club Náuticos
- Fun and exciting
- Most 5 Clubs regattas are combined with a social event
- Help to promote the CBYA
The Club Náuticos also run other annual regattas and races.
The Real Club Náutico Calpe hosts the Penyal D’Ifach Calpe – Formentera race – a three day event.Â
- Good for learning and teaching
- Fun day for sailors
- Great social events
A variety of different keel boats participate in the Five Clubs Regattas.
- ORC ratings apply
- Shorter courses for the slower yachts
- Full safety requirements
Non-slip and non-marking sailing shoes, sailing gloves, sailing trousers and jacket (on wet days), change of clothes, sun glasses, sun block, hat, etc.
The crew normally make a contribution towards the entry and fuel costs. Typically €35 each.
The regatta organisers require all crew to purchase Licensia Federative insurance cover via Som Vela.
Go to the CBYA Calendar
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