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There’s a reason why the Superyacht Cup in Palma is Europe’s longest-running superyacht regatta. Actually, there are a few reasons. Among them are the ideal sailing conditions, the summery weather, and the proximity to the popular Med cruising ports. Yet another is the chance to see some super sailing yachts hit the race course forContinue Reading
Six months and eight days to go. But who’s counting? The Superyacht Cup Palma organizing team, and the 11 sailing superyachts already registered, are. Heading into its 21st year, the regatta takes place June 21 to 24 off of Palma de Mallorca, Spain. While neither the timing nor location are new, something else is. TheContinue Reading
Nearly two dozen sailing yachts up to 180 feet (55 meters) LOA are heading to Palma de Mallorca. It’s in anticipation of the 20th anniversary of The Superyacht Cup. The Cup is the oldest superyacht race in Europe. A favorite event on many a calendar, the regatta is being held June 22 to 25. AsContinue Reading
The longest-running European superyacht race is going eco-friendly. This June’s Superyacht Cup will see cleaner, greener initiatives focused on ocean sustainability. The Superyacht Cup, celebrating 20 years from June 22 to 25 in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, is now part of the Clean Regattas program. The program is said to be the world’s only sustainabilityContinue Reading
Twenty sailing superyachts have signed up to vie for bragging rights at The Superyacht Cup in Palma in a few weeks. As much as they include familiar faces, newly delivered yachts are competing, too. Furthermore, there’s strong potential for neck-and-neck finishes. Being held in Muelle Viejo, Palma, The Superyacht Cup is now in its 18thContinue Reading
A number of megayacht regattas attract attention, for good reason. The Superyacht Cup Palma certainly does, with a major selling point being that it’s the longest-running sailing-superyacht regatta in Europe. This past summer, the Superyacht Cup Palma got 26 yachts to point their bows toward the Spanish city’s shores to compete. These included J-Class favoritesContinue Reading