Fair Wind Sailing School Completes Strategic Investment in BFM Sailing I LLC
Fair Wind Sailing School announces a minority investment in BFM Sailing Charters I LLC to expand sailing opportunities on the Chesapeake Bay and Virgin Islands.
CruisesOnly Announces First-Ever "Improv School" Sailing
Exclusive Thanksgiving event aboard Carnival Valor with workshops & shows by the National Comedy Theatre.
Tall Ship Sailing Adventures
If you are looking for an extraordinary, breathtaking, and soothing vacation experience, what you are searching for is more than just beach outings or nature trekking quests You must involve yourself in a one of a kind happening that tall ship sailing adventures can bring
Amver Vessel Rescues 3 from Disabled Sailboat
The Amver participating vessel Sevillan Reefer rescued three people from their disabled sailboat 115 nautical miles west of Panama.
The Reluctant Sailor - Tips for the Sailing Beginner
Stroll around any marina and you will soon spot the classic sailing characters: the old enthusiast, patiently restoring a wooden shell to its sleek former self; the dedicated racer, tweaking his stripped out, cutting edge craft; or even tanned BMW man, who turns up on sunny weekends to take his latest woman out for a spin in his souped-up power boat.
Move to the bar, and you'll find them easily.
Canada - Great For A Sailing Vacation
North of the US
Dreaming of a Sailing Vacation? Try the Ionian Islands in Greece
Are you thinking of a nice sailing in Greece? Then why not visit Ionian Islands. The Ionian Islands can be distinguished by its medieval and ancient Greek sites, exotic wildlife, fertile vegetation, impressive scenery, and most of all its trouble-free sailing conditions. Many tourist and local sailors love Ionian Islands almost perfect marine environment. Because of the place's arable soil, it is very abundant with different kinds of fruits and vegetables. The islands first inhabitants were the Old Greeks. They first occupied the islands probably near the beginning of the 9th or 10th century BC. Yet, it was later ruled by other western civilizations. Among them are the Roman (146 BC), Byzantium (300 AD), and the Venetian Empires (1204 AD)...
Oak Cliff Yacht Club (Centre Island, NY) Announces 2008 Sailing Events
Oak Cliff Yacht Club, in the Oyster Bay waters of New York, has launched a new website to inform its members and guests of sailing activities at the Club. In 2008, Oak Cliff will continue its Oyster Bay Classic in the Spring and Fall and has launched a new Match Racing program.
Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Adventures Makes Waves on Maui Unique Eco-Tour Sails Into Hawaii's Ancient Past
Naturally, a tropical island like Maui has always offered a bevy of options for exploring its offshore wonders both above and below the surface. Splashing onto the scene more recently is Hina, a Hawaiian outrigger sailing canoe owned by Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Adventures (HSCA).
The Henssler Equity Fund Celebrates 10 Years of Sailing a True Course
Mutual fund managers did not style drift during rolling markets.
Catalina Marketing Utilizes NetXposure to Support Targeted Advertising at Point of Sale
Behavioral marketing leader uses NetXposure to help clients improve effectiveness of in-store advertising
Malta - Great For A Sailing Holiday
Malta, Gozo and Comino are the three largest islands and are located in the centre of the Mediterranean Sea, south of Sicily The Maltese archipelago is right at the centre of the ancient sea and all ships, migrations and invasions passed by its coasts which today offer marvelous scenery and good shelters to those that chooses to sail around it
Fair Wind Sailing School Selected as Only Instructor Qualification Location In Caribbean
Fair Wind Sailing School has been selected by the American Sailing Association (ASA) to host a Catamaran Instructor Qualification Clinic (IQC) in St Thomas, US Virgin Islands on October 17 and 18, 2007. This clinic will be the only opportunity for sailing instructors to earn ASA qualifications in the Caribbean this year.
The Treasure of Catalina Huanca (In English and Spanish)
Note: written after seeing the little adobe 16th century church San Sebastian, in San Jeronimo, by the mountains of Huancayo, Peru, after being taken there by the Wandering Quechua guide, Enrique (4-13-2005).The Treasure of Catalina HuancaWritten by Dennis L.
Guide To A Sailing Holiday In Australia
From the nice coasts around Melbourne and Tasmania to the picturesque harbors around Sydney, the tropical Whitsunday Islands and Great Barrier Reef of Queensland - Australia has everything a sailor could wish for
The nice but small country of Commonwealth of Australia is found in the Southern Hemisphere
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The French Atlantic Coast - Tips For A Sailing Holiday
Do you want to have a sailing vacation in Europe? Why not try sailing in the France Atlantic coast? France's Atlantic coastline has been judged by many avid sailors and yacht enthusiasts as one of the premium charter areas in the world. Moreover, many places of interest can be visited and explored. Among these are the islands of Aix, Oleron, and Re.
The French Atlantic coast divides into three different areas, the most popular and picturesque being the Brittany coast, which has several navigable rivers and the Morbihan inland sea. In the middle you will find the Gironde which has several off lying islands as well as the famous rivers, the Loire and the Gironde, which lead into the inland waterways. The low lying area close to the Spanish border is the least appealing as a sailing destination.
The origin of France's name is still unclear even at present. However, some European historians stated that it came from the word "Francs" - a name of a tribe that once live in Germany. Nevertheless, others have remarked that France's name was from the Latin word "Francia", which has been translated as "the land of the Franks". German scientists also have their own version to the origin of France's name. According to them, the country got its name from the German word "frankon" - a type of javelin that is used as a weapon in ancient France. Moreover, the German word "frank", which means "free", was also included in the long list of France's name's etymology.
Sailing in the French Atlantic region is something to remember. For instance, in Aix Island, you will capture the true essence of holiday and vacation in your hands. The island has been regarded by many local and international tourists of France as the last remaining true island of Charente Maritime.
The island of Aix only holds approximately 250 inhabitants. However, during the summer period, the island experiences a massive influx of visitors. In fact, for the entire duration of Aix's peak season, approximately three thousand tourists come to the island. Because of this, several investors in Aix have constructed hundreds of vacation rental houses and beach resorts so that the island's guests can have a place to stay.
When you are cruising in Aix, you can also visit and see several nice neighboring islands. These include the islands of Re, Madam, La Rochelle, and Fort Boyard. You can also trip your way towards the coasts of Fort Enet, Fort Vauban, Pointe de la Fum?e, and Fouras.
Sailing in France Atlantic through the La Palmyre is something you do not want to miss. La Palmyre is a very famous resort in the country's Atlantic region. Aside from having the most beautiful beaches, it also has lush forests that are good for trekking and adventure. Moreover, the most popular landmark in La Palmyre is the century-old Le Clapet villa. The villa was built around 1900. Today, some of its archaic structures are still intact even though there are several modern buildings around it.
D. Browall is with http://www.sboats.com , an independent directory on yacht charter and sailing vacations. Visit his website if you want to find companies offering yacht charter in France as well as many other popular sailing areas such as sailing in Croatia.
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