31 July - 11 August 2016
11 days, Christian Radich
From € 1100,75
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25: € 1100,75
> 25: € 1295,-
31 July - 11 August 2016
Join the Radich for the experience of a lifetime, during the third leg of the Tall Ships Races 2016: Race 3 + Cruise in Company. Journey from Cadiz to A Coruna and make new friends with trainees from all over the world as you sail the Ship as fast as you can. Set your course over the Atlantic Ocean to the North and experience the adventure of the biggest sail race of the year. Learn the ropes, cross the finish line and enjoy a Journey you will never forget! In A Coruna you will be welcomed with an epic crew party -for youth age 15-25 years- if you will book 2 extra nights, where you will meet the trainees of other ships. You will sleep in a hammock! Prenight possible for trainees of all ages in Cadiz (60 EUR p.p.p.n and 1 night afternight possible,for trainees age 15-25 years 2 afternights in A Coruna / 60 EUR p.p.p.n. Voyage will be open to Windseekers from all ages, minimum age 15 years.
The oldest city in Spain, with a wealth of historic landmarks. Water is never far away, as the old town is built on a narrow stretch of land jutting out into the Mediterranean Sea. Get lost in the Old town with its many narrow, winding streets and visit one of the many parks that dot the city. Its many cathedrals and plazas are also well worth a visit. Go to La Caleta beach, at La Viña, the old fisherman quarter. Go catch a Flamenco concert and feast your taste buds with the fresh sea foods.
A Coruña is a port town in the north west of Spain. Here you will find the Tower of Hercules, a lighthouse that has been in operation for 1.800 years! The town itself is an affluent commercial and tourism hub, with plenty of things to see and do. Visit the popular beaches, explore the city centre, or sample some of the many cultural activities. The Aquarium Finisterrae lets you explore the marine life of the region. But if you prefer your fish on a plate, A Coruña’s restaurants can help you out.
Cadiz (ES)
A Coruña (ES)
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