The Viking route: Across the Atlantic via Nova Scotia - Yachting World
Can you tackle a northerly Atlantic crossing – the ‘Viking’ route – in a standard bluewater cruiser? Sam Fortescue meets an owner who did just that| Yachting World
There was a good breeze in Las Palmas for the start of the first ARC in 1986. Photo: WCC / ARC Archives.For its 40th edition, the ARC 2025 will launch new broadcast initiatives, ARC Radio and ARC Live, to share the preparations and atmosphere of the Atlantic crossing with a global audience. Around 900 participants from over 30 different countries are expected to set off from Las Palmas, Gran Canaria for the …Continue reading » The post Inside ARC 2025: New 24/7 broadcasts bring the iconic ...| Yachting Monthly
Can you tackle a northerly Atlantic crossing – the ‘Viking’ route – in a standard bluewater cruiser? Sam Fortescue meets an owner who did just that| Yachting World
When it comes to an Atlantic crossing there are clearly defined weather windows. But how flexible can you be and what challenges are you like to face?| Yachting World
The Transat Jacques Vabre saw some remarkable victories – Rupert Holmes finds out what lessons can be learned for anyone who sails long distances| Yachting World
A 3,000-mile sail from Annapolis to Iceland sees Andy Schell crossing tacks with viking routes of old on a spectacular sail via Newfoundland and Greenland| Yachting World
