Leg 9, 10, 11/2024
9-2024: 11 – 18 Sept: Portosin – Portosin: A relaxed holiday cruise!
10-2023: 21 – 25 Sept: Portosin – Portosin: A relaxed holiday cruise!
11-2023: 29 Sept – 6 Oct: Portosin – Portosin or La Coruna: A relaxed holiday cruise!
This is one of these “let’s just enjoy life and go cruising” legs with the option to learn.
It’s all up to you: At times, no teaching, no upwind sailing, now big distances to make, just plain holiday cruising. At other times, you will practice what you have learnt on your Yachtmaster Offshore theory course!
I have sailed many times in this area and never stop finding new great places to eat out or to anchor. One can spend months in the Rías and I have done so every year during the last couple of years.
It is a relaxing leg where we also can visit the islands consisting of the natural reserve of Galicia. Regina Laska has a permit to enter and anchor and visit the islands since safety and competence of the skipper fulfils the necessary requirements.
It will be the perfect mix for a relaxed holiday with enough thrill to call it a special memory!
If you read German, feel free to read my article in YACHT on this fantastic coast!
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Cruising into the Ria de Pontevedra, on our way to Combarro
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Reginasailing has a permit to visit the natrual reserves in Galicia. Here Islas Cies
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Lonley anchorage on Illas de Cies which is a natural reserve, where you need a permit to anchor
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Bayona in the south of the Ria Baixas is normally our turning point. Photo taken from the Fortaleza de Monterreal
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Ria de Arousa is the biggest Ria which per se is a fantastic cruising ground. Here: Praia Cornas close to Palmeira, with loads of mussel farms in the background.
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Regina Laska sailing through a narrow passage which mainly only the local fishermen take. If you know your way, it’s a great short-cut into one of the Rias through the stones.
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Las Islas Cíes
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Rias Baixas are so beatiful!
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Isla Jidoiro Areoso in the Ria de Arousa on a busy summer’s week-end. Sailing in September, it will never become so crowded!
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Sardines and octopus on the BBQ in Combarro, Ria de Pontevedra
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Illa da Ons with Ria de Pontevedra in the background. This is also a natural reserve.
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Regina Laska anchored off Isla Cíes, which is a natural reserve.
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Price: EUR 2,485 (Leg 9 & 11), EUR 1,775 (Leg 10) per person including all food consumed onboard, harbour fees, diesel etc
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Some brave children going into the fresh water.
Yoga on Illa Ons.
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Muros
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Galicia is tidal, but without any major currents.