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NOTICIA’S VICTORY IN THE THIRD ACT OF THE BARCELONA WINTER SERIES

The third event took place over three days in which variable wind conditions complicated the work of the Race Committee. Despite the adversities, a total of 6 races were completed, two per day. “Noticia”, after achieving first and second place on the first day, maintained its position on the podium thanks to its consistency in…

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CAIXABANK BECOMES OFFICIAL SPONSOR OF SAIL TEAM BCN, THE SPANISH TEAM IN THE YOUTH & PUIG WOMEN’S AMERICA’S CUP

CaixaBank has presented today, at its corporate headquarters in Barcelona, a new sponsorship agreement that will link the financial entity with the Sail Team BCN, which under the banner of the Reial Club Nàutic Barcelona, will be the only Spanish team that will participate in the Youth & Puig Women’s America’s Cup. The boat will…

JOAN COSTA WINNER OF EVENT 2 OF THE BARCELONA FOILING WINTER SERIES IN THE WASZP CLASS

n the second event of the Barcelona Foiling Winter Series for the Waszp class, sailors from various countries competed in six exciting events in Barcelona waters. Joan Costa (CN Costa Brava/CV Palamós) dominated, followed by Pablo Astiazarán (RCN Barcelona) and Alberto Morales (RCN Arrecife). Despite the lack of wind on Friday, windward-leeward tests were held…

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In the RCNB Magazine, you will find everything related to the world of sailing and the social and sporting life of our prestigious club. With over 150 years of history, the Real Club Náutico Barcelona is one of the oldest and most prestigious yacht clubs in Spain and the world.

You will be able to discover the latest news about regattas, events, competitions, and social activities that we organize each season. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to meet our members, athletes, and prominent personalities from the world of sailing.

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The Best Yacht Clubs in Spain: A Guide to Luxury and Adventure

The Allure of Yacht Clubs

Yacht clubs have always been associated with sophisticated gatherings of the elite. The image of gleaming yachts anchored in the azure waters of the Mediterranean, surrounded by lush vegetation and the sounds of the sea, has captured the imagination of countless people for decades. Yacht clubs are not just places to park your boat; they are social hubs, where like-minded people gather to share experiences, enjoy good food, and indulge in luxurious amenities.

The Misconception of Yacht Clubs

Despite the perception of exclusivity and elitism associated with yacht clubs, the truth is that these establishments are open to all. Not all yacht clubs have exorbitant membership fees, and many offer a range of services and amenities that cater to all budget levels. Yacht clubs are not just for the rich and famous; they are for anyone who loves the sea and wants to enjoy the boating lifestyle.

Spain: A Yachting Paradise

Spain is a veritable paradise for yacht enthusiasts, with its warm climate, beautiful coastline, and crystal-clear waters. From the islands of Ibiza and Mallorca in the Balearic Sea to the Costa del Sol and Costa Brava on the mainland, Spain offers a diverse range of yachting destinations that cater to all tastes and preferences.

The Best Yacht Clubs in Spain

• Real Club Náutico de Palma

Located in the heart of the Balearic Islands, the Real Club Náutico de Palma is one of the most prestigious yacht clubs in Spain. Founded in 1948, this beautiful club boasts more than 3,000 members and offers a range of services and amenities, including a sailing school, restaurant, and swimming pool.

• Real Club Náutico de Barcelona

Located in the bustling city of Barcelona, the Real Club Náutico de Barcelona is a popular destination for yacht enthusiasts. With its prime location in the heart of the city, this club offers a range of services and amenities, including a restaurant, bar, and swimming pool.

• Puerto Banús

Located in the heart of the Costa del Sol, Puerto Banús is a hub of luxury and exclusivity. This marina is known for its high-end shopping, dining, and entertainment, and is a popular destination for yacht enthusiasts from all over the world.

• Club de Mar Mallorca

Located on the beautiful island of Mallorca, the Club de Mar Mallorca is one of the most luxurious yacht clubs in Spain. With its stunning location overlooking the sea, this club offers a range of services and amenities, including a spa, fitness center, and restaurant.

• Real Club Marítimo de Santander

Located on the northern coast of Spain, the Real Club Marítimo de Santander is a hidden gem for yacht enthusiasts. This club offers a range of services and amenities, including a restaurant, bar, and swimming pool, and is known for its stunning views of the sea and mountains.

The Benefits of Joining a Yacht Club

• Access to Exclusive Events

Yacht clubs often host a range of exclusive events, from regattas and races to social gatherings and parties. Being a member of a yacht club gives you access to these events, where you can network with other yacht enthusiasts and make new friends.

• Expertise and Support

Yacht clubs often have expert staff on hand to provide advice and support on all aspects of boating, from maintenance and repairs to navigation and safety. Being a member of a yacht club gives you access to this expertise and support, which can be invaluable for novice and experienced boaters alike.

• A Sense of Community

Yacht clubs are not just places to park your boat; they are social hubs, where like-minded people gather to share experiences, enjoy good food, and indulge in luxurious amenities. Being a member of a yacht club gives you a sense of belonging to a community of people who share your passion for the sea and the boating lifestyle.

Spain is a yachting paradise, with its warm climate, beautiful coastline, and crystal-clear waters. Whether you are a seasoned yachtsman or a novice boater, there is a yacht club in Spain that caters to your needs and preferences. From the prestigious Real Club Náutico de Palma to the luxurious Club de Mar Mallorca, Spain offers a range of yachting destinations that are sure to enchant and delight. So why not join a yacht club in Spain today and experience the ultimate in luxury and adventure on the high seas?

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On March 24, 1965, one of the most important yacht clubs in Spain was born, destined to star in some of the most important chapters in the history of sailing in our country: the Monte Real Club de Yates

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222 moorings with drinking water and electricity supply in all of them, for boats from 4 to 40 meters in length. Docking and dry dock service for boats with the best rates: travel lift, cranes, docking, cleaning, etc.

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REGATA EXPERIENCE

Live with your company a nautical competition experience disputing a regatta with your co-workers.

Race to Cíes

A day of sailing under full sail to the only marine national park in Spain, the Cíes Islands. Enjoy sailing in a group.

• Discovering Baiona

Discover with your company one of the most beautiful towns in Galicia sailing aboard a sailboat.

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Training that will allow you to improve the performance of your work teams by improving the work environment.

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One of the most outstanding sailing clubs on the Malaga coast, and Spain's oldest, is located in the town centre. Its priviledged location makes it an ideal starting point to enjoy the beauty of the monuments and castles, churches, the Roman theatre, the Picasso museum, the calle Larios street which mark out the authentic Málaga .

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The Real Club Náutico de Valencia, the first yacht club in Spain to obtain the 'S' Certification for Tourism Sustainability

The Real Club Náutico de Valencia continues to advance, continues to grow and today has taken an important step to achieve the goal of being a Club that is seriously and firmly committed to its environmental and sustainability policies, with a meeting point based on excellence and quality, both at the club level in its infrastructures, as well as in all sporting aspects at the organizational level.

The Club of the capital of Turia has been a beneficiary of the European Regional Development Fund whose objective is to promote research, technological development and innovation, thanks to which it has implemented a sustainability management system based on the Sustainable Development Goals with ICTE Sustainability Tourism 'S' certification to promote sustainability, highlighting its economic, social and environmental repercussions, with a special focus on caring for the sea. This action has taken place during the year 2022, for this it has had the support of the Sustainability program of the Chamber of Commerce of Valencia and the work of the consultancy Masuno.

With this certification, an outstanding milestone is reached that makes the Real Club Náutico de Valencia the first yacht club in Spain to achieve this qualification, which values ​​the daily work for the environment and sustainability carried out at the Club.

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An urban port in the heart of vigo.

Located in the city centre, the Real Club Náutico de Vigo  is Vigo’s most emblematic yacht club . It’s a centenary club that still marks the social beat of the city: in addition to servicing the nautical traveller, it offers a great program of social, cultural and sporting activities, with some of the largest sailing and swimming competitions in Galicia.

The Real Club Náutico de Vigo marina has 436 berths in 12 docks, with water and electricity, a dry dock for 30 boats, as well as a sauna, exhibition hall, gym and nursery. Its comprehensive facilities include the first indoor heated pool in Galicia.  

Its first headquarters was the  Aklosofic,  a three-mast boat anchored in the  Vigo estuary, facing the current pier. In its honour, the new building has the unique shape of a ship, which will certainly call your attention if you’re walking around the  port area .

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Santa Ponsa Yacht Club

Santa Ponsa Yacht Club is a sports club with a relaxing and family atmosphere, endeavouring to provide quality at all times, integrating into the surrounding environment and only 25 km from Palma Airport.

The port was built in 1975 utilizing the natural cove called “La Caleta”, whose history, as a natural port used for trading with the local town, dates back more than two thousand years, of which today only archaeological ruins of ‘Puig de Sa Morisca’ remain. On the 11th of September, 1229, King James I, the Conqueror, chose this site to disembark his troops and so began the conquest of Mallorca. To commemorate this event a cross was placed at the entrance of the port, which can be seen from all over the bay.

As one enters the port, leaving to starboard the fuel station, you will find a sheltered inlet, surrounded by gardens, which accommodates 522 boats ranging from 7 to 20m in length. The port has been designed to blend in with its natural surroundings, with only the necessary number of buildings to provide all the facilities and maximum security of a modern port that has been granted the “gold” distinctive referring to the technical security of the installations, environmental, sanitary and hygiene requisites and the quality of its services by Lloyd´s Register, the ISO 14001 certificate by Bureau Veritas and the “Q” of Quality by the Ministry of Tourism of the Govern of the Balearic Islands.

Constitution, Statutes and Governance

The Nautical Club Santa Ponsa was founded on April 14th 1971. On November 18th of the same year, the Statutes were approved, being registered in the National Register of Associations, under the name of Club Nautico Santa Ponsa Palma de Mallorca, section 3, number 8,678.

The Statutes of the club, as originally approved, were amended on several occasions in order to adapt to changing circumstances and to conform with legislation in force at the time.

The Governance of the Club, according to the approved Statutes, is entrusted to the General Assembly of members and the Board of Directors. The members, who established this constitution on the 18th November 1971, together formed the Managing Board of the Club under the chairmanship of D. Miguel Nigorra Oliver.

Preparatory works for the marina began in early 1970. The civil engineer, D. Jerónimo Sainz Gomila was responsible for drawing up the project. In February 1971 application was made in the name of IMISA to the Ministry of Public Works for planning permission for the Santa Ponsa Yacht Club project. Subsequent to this application and having founded the ‘Club Náutico Santa Ponsa’, further applications were made to ‘Costas y Puertos de Baleares’ and to the Ministry of Public Works, requesting the transfer of the concession of the yacht club, originally requested in the name of IMISA, to the name of the Club Náutico Santa Ponsa.

On 10th of January, 1975, a Ministerial Order was issued authorizing the construction and operation of the Santa Ponsa Yacht Club, with a number of conditions, including, we would point out, the concession for a period of 50 years and a stipulation that 20% of the moorings must be reserved for general public or transient use.

The construction of the project was awarded to the company ‘Cubiertas y Tejados S.A , these ending on the 10th of October, 1979 and being approved by the Head Office of ‘Costas y Puertos de Baleares’.

In 1997, following the transfer of powers from central Government to the Autonomous Communities, the Club is required to adapt the statutes to a unified model for all sailing clubs originally registered with the Spanish Sailing Federation, under the Decree of the CAIB 147/1997 of the 21st of November. In this way the constitution and operation of private sports clubs is regulated in the Autonomous Community of the Balearic Islands.

In view of the regulations to which the ‘Sports Associations’ are now subject in Decree 147/97, the possibility is considered to give up the special status of ‘Sports Association’ and to carry out the statutory modifications and necessary administrative procedures in order to register the club in the legal framework of associations of a more general character. As a result, in the Extraordinary General Meeting, held on the 25th September, 2000, it was agreed to amend the Statutes and register the club in the Registry of Associations of the Autonomous Community of the Balearic Islands. On the 18th of July 2002, the club was registered as the “CLUB NAUTICO SANTA PONSA”, under nº 4600 in the first section.

For the Club Náutico Santa Ponsa, the main advantage of this was to conserve the number of its members and each member to be the titleholder of a right of a berth. In this way the interests of the Club and its members always coincide.

History of “Sa Caleta of Santa Ponsa”

The history of the cove ‘La Caleta’, where our port is to be found, has always been linked to that of the hill known as ‘Puig de Sa Morisca’ at an altitude of 92 metres above sea level and situated half a mile southeast of the cove and which today is a protected area considered to be of archaeological interest. This hill and it’s surrounding area was populated in the pre-roman era and it’s inhabitants traded with the ships that came to Santa Ponsa and which were able to anchor in ‘La Caleta’, where numerous roman amphoras have been found, studied and recently classified by Mallorcan researchers.

These inhabitants had another place of contact with the navigators which was, ‘Turò de ses Abelles’, situated at the same distance from ‘Puig de Sa Morisca’, but to the east. This ‘Turò’, or small hill, is to be found today on the left of the 13th green of Golf I, Santa Ponsa, where important archaeological excavations revealed a location dedicated to trade. The inhabitants who traded here returned at night to the safety of the ‘Puig de Sa Morisca’, where they lived for reasons of security, so the ‘Turò’ could be described as a ‘shopping-centre’ which was closed at night. To understand how there could be direct contact with the navigators at this location, one must realise that the area between, what is today, the golf course and the shore line was in those days invaded by the sea and so it remained until the silt and the formation of dunes prevented it’s navigation.

One can imagine that the navigators, in order to trade, could opt for either anchoring in ‘La Caleta’ or by the ‘Turo de Ses Abelles’ and this decision depended largely upon the trust formed between them and the local inhabitants from previous encounters, since ‘La Caleta’ with it’s narrow entrance supposed a greater risk should any incident arise with the local population. Naturally, by the Roman era, security was absolute for both parties.

One of the most important events in the history of Mallorca took place much later in the sheltered waters of ‘La Caleta’, when, on the 11th of September 1229, King James I of Aragón disembarked there in order to put an end to the Muslim occupation of Mallorca which had lasted for the previous three centuries. This disembarkation was commemorated 700 years later, in 1929, by placing the stone cross that today stands at the entrance of the port. The King’s fleet had anchored two days earlier by the islet ‘Pantaleu’, near the island of ‘Dragonera’, but ‘La Caleta’ was chosen to disembark the King with the bulk of his army, not only for it’s sheltered waters but also for the protection provided by the height of the ‘Puig de Sa Morisca’ which, before the disembarkation, had previously been occupied by an advance command of the Christian Army in whose operation the first armed encounter between the Christians and the Muslims took place.

The most important historical references on the Conquest of Mallorca are to be found in the ‘Llibre dels fets’ written in the first person by King Jaime I and in ‘Kitab Tarih Mayurqa’,written by Ibn Amir al Mahzumi at the time of the events, a text that was discovered in Algeria in 2001 and recently published in 2009 by the Mallorcan historian Guillem Rosselló Bordoy.

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Wanderlust Wednesday: My SeaDream Yacht Club Experience In Spain

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We returned a week ago from our amazing trip with the SeaDream Yacht Club in Spain. This was truly a dream trip and a fabulous way to see so many wonderful destinations.  You can see video of our entire time on the yacht on Instagram Stories Highlights under SeaDream I.  I’ve shared my packing list as well as what I wore so now it’s time for all the details of our time on SeaDream I in this Wanderlust Wednesday post.

About SeaDream Yacht Club

SeaDream Yacht Club operates two identical, luxury mega yachts, SeaDream I and SeaDream II,  that spend half the year in the Mediterranean and the other half in the Caribbean. These beautiful yachts have a maximum of 112 passengers and have 99 crew. Our sailing had more crew than passengers! SeaDream is known for their incredible, personalized service, exclusive access to special destinations and amazing food.  It is their mission to provide a casual yachting experience and exceed expectations.

We sailed on the SeaDream I, a 344 ft luxury yacht designed for a luxury yachting experience. Their motto is “It’s Yachting, Not Cruising.” On our sailing we had 97 guests to 99 crew. The SeaDream I is a classic yacht with beautiful public spaces and luxurious staterooms. Deck 3 is home to the swimming pool and a sundeck, Main Lobby with concierge, SeaDream Boutique, and the Main Salon where we gathered in the evenings to hear about the next day’s destination and enjoy live music and cocktails. Deck 4, where our state room was located, is also home to the Spa, Gym, Piano Bar, Casino and beautiful Library with computers for passenger use.   Deck 5 was the main deck for outdoor dining with stairs leading to Deck 6 and the Top of the Yacht Bar as well as the Balinese Dream Beds, which are a SeaDream signature. This was my favorite spot on the yacht and where I spent a lot of time each afternoon after exploring our current port. These beds are also available to reserve for stargazing or sleeping under the stars.   There is also an elegant Dining Room on Deck 2. We only ate here a few times as the weather was so nice it was great to be outside and enjoy the beautiful sunsets each evening.

The Staterooms

There are a few larger suites about 55 Deluxe Staterooms total on each SeaDream Yacht. Our Stateroom had a living area with custom sofa in Robert Allen fabrics.  Across from this was a built-in desk and entertainment area. Our luxurious queen size bed was through an archway and could be closed off by black out curtains. The bed was amazingly comfortable; made up with high quality bedding and lots of down pillows.   It’s one of the only beds that I have slept in and not been very ready to get back to my own bed stat!    When we boarded the yacht, our Steward, Charissa, was there to meet us and answer any questions. Once we had unpacked, she took our bags to storage.   Almost every night, she had a special surprise waiting for us. The first night was champagne and strawberries, the second,   it was monogrammed pajamas, the next a SeaDream silk sleep mask, and another night lavender sachets on our pillows. One night, Scott asked her if he could have some dark chocolate and she made sure it was in our room each night for the rest of our trip. That is fantastic service and attention to detail!

Chef Alastair and his staff are truly masters in the kitchen. The variety of offerings was truly outstanding. From haute cuisine to raw and everything in between.  Nothing was too much to ask.  If you liked to something one night and wanted it again, Not a problem! Feeling like a fresh green juice with your latte in the morning? Not a problem! Spent a little extra time in town and missed lunch? Not a problem! Simply ask Mikee, Frank, Doramus or Juan and they’ll happily bring you a menu. Francisco and Vladan were always ready at the Top of the Yacht Bar to serve fresh Sangria or mix a Margarita to your specifications. You know I’m picky about my Margaritas and they got it perfect each time.  One evening we were having dinner on the late side so Scott ordered a cheese platter and wine to be delivered to the room. Truly, any request is happily granted.

Something to note about all of these dining options and special requests is that everything is included. Special juices   in the morning, cocktails in the afternoon, room service menu and wine and cocktails with dinner.   Each evening, the sommelier had chosen several wines for the evening that paired with the menu and typically showcased a European or regional Spanish wine. Each one was wonderful.   They do have a very large wine cellar with additional wines for purchase, if you’re so inclined.

Breakfast and lunch were available several hours each on Deck 5 and 6 with Deck 6 being my favorite spot any time of day. There is a little secret deck off the back of 5 that accommodates about six tables. Be sure to ask for a table there at least one night!

Onboard activities

There are many activities on the yacht as well.  Each SeaDream yacht features a Thai-certified spa with massage, facials, nail and hair services; golf simulator, pool, several sundecks, a casino, a piano bar, the Top of the Yacht Bar, and water activities including jet skis, waterskiing, wakeboards, Hobie cats, paddle boards, water banana and a water trampoline.

Our Itinerary and Excursions

Our sailing was along Spain’s Costa Del Sol.   We began in Malaga and made stops in, Puerto Banus, Gibraltar, Cartagena, Motril/Granada, Denia, Ibiza and Barcelona.

We flew from DFW to Madrid and then took the high-speed train on to Malaga. After checking into the Hotel Gran Miramar, We spent the afternoon wondering this darling town. We had lunch at Cafe de L’Abuela near the Picasso Museum and toured the Malaga Cathedral and Roman theater.   We had dinner at the Chill Out Bar at the top of the Gran Miramar overlooking the beach and actually met two couples boarding the SeaDream I the next morning there!

After breakfast in their blue and white pool-side restaurant, we visited the Picasso Museum.  Picasso was born and raised in Malaga and his family has created this museum with many never before seen works.  Pro Tip:  Buy your tickets online even a few minutes before you want to go and walk past the very long line!

Boarding SeaDeam I

The photo above might be one of my favorite from the trip. Do you notice the fun crew in the lower left corner? Everyone was warm and friendly from the very beginning!

After watching our departure from Malaga into the deep blue Mediterranean Sea, we got settled in our room.  Before dinner we met for cocktails in the grand salon to hear about the next day’s destination.  Then we went to the Top of the Yacht Bar to watch the sunset, my favorite daily activity!

Puerto Banus

SeaDream is the only commercial sailing yacht allowed access to this private, luxury marina to the west of Marbella founded by Jose Banus in the early 70s.   We arrived early this first evening after leaving Malaga and after dinner went into town to see the amazing private yachts lit up and check out the nightlife.

The next morning, we slept in a bit and then went back into town to do some shopping and more luxury yacht viewing. Every luxury brand you could think of was in this tiny, glittery port.

We went back to the SeaDream Yacht for lunch and then I read on the top deck as Scott jet skied.   Anytime the yacht is moored outside of a port, all of the water activities are available.  They coordinate times for those that want to swim as well.

That night we enjoyed dinner at the Captains table with new friends from Canada as the yacht pulled out of port.

The next morning we woke up in the UK territory of Gibraltar. The photo above shows you a great perspective of the SeaDream yachts in comparison to a large cruise ship with about 3500 passengers.   We spent the morning touring the Rock of Gibraltar and the Great Siege Tunnels.   This was one of the two excursions that we did during our trip. We went with about 10 others on this tour.  We rode the cable car to the top of Gibraltar where we heard the history and importance of this small territory (only 6 square miles) and saw the famous Rock of Gibraltar as well as the monkeys. It was foggy but still had beautiful views of Spain, Africa and Gibraltar.  After returning to the yacht for lunch, Scott and another guy took two of the mountain bikes that are provided by SeaDream back up the trail to the top of the Rock of Gibraltar.

Motril/Granada

The second excursion we did was here in Granada. With about 15 others we boarded a luxury bus for the 45 minute drive to ancient Moorish city of Granada in the Sierra Nevada mountains. We had lunch at Restaurante Ruta Del Veleta, which is King Juan Carlos‘ favorite restaurant in the area. Our guide then took us to the incredible palaces of La Alhambra. She was a native of Granada whose father is also a guide at La Alhambra so she really knew the history and details. After doing so much traveling this summer and arranging it all myself, I cannot tell you how fabulous it was for someone else to find the best guide, restaurant and itinerary. All we had to do is board the bus!  I heard the same comments from others who did the excursions in the other ports as well.

This beautiful, quaint city has been a major naval port for centuries. The SeaDream docks in the center of town making it easy to stroll the marble paved streets and experience it’s diverse cultural heritage. We visited the Mill Hill for a stunning view over the city as well as the Teatro Romano, the Roman theater, for a look inside the history of this town. There are several archaeological sites to visit here as well. We chose a cute restaurant on a side street called Nuestra Tradition for sangria and tapas for lunch.   I was clearly on a quest for the best Sangria in Spain.   We spent the afternoon relaxing and reading at the top of the yacht and my favorite spot, the Balinese dream beds.  Then enjoyed the Chef’s Tasting menu in my favorite dining spot for watching the sunset.

After leisurely breakfast on the yacht, we walked the tree-lined streets of Denia. Larger than the other ports we had visited, this town is also rich in Greek, Roman and Islamic history. We hiked to the highest point to the iconic castle overlooking the city.

We returned to the yacht for our Thai massage appointments in the Spa.   I had a 90-minute back massage with custom facial. Scott opted for the 90 minute Thai massage. On both SeaDream yachts the Spa is staffed with certified Thai massage therapists.

Everyone on the yacht was so friendly and we met so many interesting people. This night we invited new friends from Germany to join us and the couple from Canada we met the first night for dinner at one of the tables at the Top of the Yacht Bar deck.

It was fun to see this iconic port in person. It is as beautiful as you would imagine. Scott and the same adventurous friend from the Gibraltar bike/hike took the mountain bikes once again but this time were led by a professional triathlete and a professional mountain biker. They biked down the coast line and up to the fort at the top of Ibiza. When he returned, we walked the famous boardwalk and admired again so many incredible private yachts.  We found the most darling restaurant called Ristorante Jardin La Brasa where we enjoyed wonderful paella, tapas and more sangria!  I then returned to my favorite spot on the yacht to finish my friend’s book and start a new one . This night we were invited by the mountain biking buddy to celebrate his birthday with other friends on the lower after dining deck.  The best place for dinner in my opinion!

The next morning, we very reluctantly disembarked in Barcelona.  After an amazing week on SeaDream I and being pampered at every turn by the incredible crew it was definitely bittersweet!

Sailing on a SeaDream Yacht is definitely one of the best travel experiences I have ever had. I can certainly understand why more than 90% of their guests return.  One couple we met has spent more than 195 night aboard the SeaDream yachts.  This is like visiting your favorite hotel where the staff knows and cares about you but it is in a different location each time you return.  We cannot wait to return and are looking at a sailing next fall. I also think I’m going to check into taking the girls on a family trip to the Caribbean soon!  I’ll be sharing more about these ideas soon but you can read more here .

Thank you to SeaDream Yacht Club for having us as their guests and to Kelly Gruber of Sherry Lane Travel for arranging all of our travel. Kelly is a travel contributor to The Lush List and a luxury travel agent based in Dallas.  If you have questions about sailing on a SeaDream Yacht, please contact Kelly as she has wonderful gifts to offer anyone who books on SeaDream.  All opinions, Itinerary, and activities selections were my own.

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Spain yacht charter Comprised of stunning cities, long stretches of sun-drenched sand and world renowned islands, Spain's cruising grounds are undoubtedly one of the best places to enjoy a crewed yacht charter in the Mediterranean . From extra-ordinary architecture in Barcelona and an energetic cultural scene in Marbella to the world’s hottest new restaurants in Ibiza and the peaceful respite of Formentera, there is no question that this part of the world opens up a range of unique experiences. The Balearic islands , in particular, are a current favourite among superyacht set who are keen to check out their new and experiential attractions, chic beach clubs and picturesque scenery. 

Yacht charter itineraries in Spain Due to its mix of cities and islands, a Spain yacht charter can be experienced through a number of different itineraries. Spain’s Mediterranean coast is huge and you could well return to these cruising grounds year after year and continue to discover new things each time. On the mainland, Barcelona, Valencia and Malaga continue to grow as yachting hubs, attracting more and more yachts to their modern marinas, as the Balearic Islands likewise continue to grow in status among the world’s most elite travellers.  

One of the more popular ways of enjoying Spain by superyacht is to visit the Balearics, in particular Ibiza and Formentera. Here, it’s possible to visit super club Ushuaia and pioneering restaurant Sublimotion , renowned for being the most expensive eatery in the world. By embarking and disembarking from Port Vendres in Menorca, it’s possible to visit the likes of Palma in Mallorca (Majorca), Dragonera Island, and the beaches of Cala Bassa, Playa d’en Bossa, and San Jose. Of course, it’s also possible to cruise along the coast of Spain's mainland to access the remarkable cities which line its shores.

Planning a luxury yacht charter in Spain When it comes to planning your crewed yacht charter in Spain, you’ll need to at first identify the places you’d most like to visit. By deciding between the likes of Ibiza, Formentera, Mallorca (Majorca) and Menorca or the cities of Barcelona and Valencia, it’ll be possible to arrange an itinerary which is sure to exceed your expectations. Should you require assistance in learning more about the destinations on offer, get in touch with your preferred charter broker who will also be able to assist you in suggesting the best times to visit and the superyachts which are currently available for rental.

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Carefully crafted by yachting experts, our yacht charter itineraries ensure you experience Spain's coastal highlights. From the shimmering azul shores of the Balearic Islands, through to the exuberant mainland cities of Barcelona and Valencia, our itineraries are perfect for zen-seekers and party-goers alike. 

With well-provisioned superyacht marinas and strong international airport connections in the Balearics and mainland Spain, yacht charter guests can cruise between destinations with ease.

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90m   Royal Huisman

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Moonlight II

Tranquility

108m Benetti

108m   2019

from $1,954,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Black Pearl 14

105m Oceanco

105m   2018

Christina O 34

99m Canadian Vickers

99m   1943/2020

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97m Feadship

97m   2017/2022

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95m Lurssen

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Aquarius 12

92m Feadship

from $1,500,000 p/w eek

Moonlight II 36

91m Neorion

91m   2005/2020

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Tranquility 22

92m Oceanco

92m   2014/2023

from $1,100,000 p/w eek

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90m   2007/2021

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90m   2004/2019

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Maltese Falcon 12

88m Perini Navi

88m   2006/2023

from $490,000 p/w eek

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86m   1998/2024

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86m   2010/2018

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Grand Ocean 12

85m Blohm + Voss

85m   1990/2019

from $703,136 p/w eek

Solandge 12

85m Lurssen

85m   2013/2022

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Victorious 12

85m Ak Yachts

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Alfa Nero 12

81m Oceanco

81m   2007/2021

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81m Feadship

81m   2011/2017

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80m   2007/2019

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Elements 12

80m Yachtley

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80m Bilgin Yachts

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78m   2023/2024

76m Oceanco

76m   2008/2019

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75m Admiral Yachts

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74m Freire Shipyard

74m   2011/2014

from $595,000 p/w eek

Coral Ocean 13

73m Lurssen

73m   1994/2022

from $706,000 p/w eek ♦︎

73m   2006/2020

from $615,000 p/w eek

Bleu De Nimes 28

72m Clelands Shipbuilding Co

72m   2020/2020

from $532,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Game Changer 17

72m Damen Yachting

72m   2017/2020

from $450,000 p/w eek

Serenity 28

72m   2004/2017

from $597,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Force Blue 12

71m Royal Denship

71m   2002/2022

from $391,000 p/w eek ♦︎

70m Benetti

70m   2000/2016

from $500,000 p/w eek *

70m Feadship

from $650,000 p/w eek

Sherakhan 26

70m Vuijk Scheepswerven

70m   2005/2022

from $592,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Wayfinder 12

68m Astilleros Armon

from $375,000 p/w eek

67m Alloy Yachts

67m   2011/2019

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67m Shadow Marine

67m   2007/2008

from $120,000 p/w eek

66m Rossinavi

from $637,000 p/w eek *

65m Benetti

Resilience 12

Running On Waves 42

64m Segel Masten Yachten

64m   2011/2021

from $114,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Lioness V 12

64m Benetti

64m   2006/2023

from $488,000 p/w eek ♦︎

63m Sunrise Yachts

63m   2015/2023

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Soundwave 12

63m Benetti

62m Feadship

62m   2000/2022

from $410,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Virginian 12

62m   1990/2024

from $266,000 p/w eek ♦︎

62m Viareggio SuperYachts

62m   2010/2022

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62m   2002/2016

61m Abeking & Rasmussen

61m   2012/2022

from $646,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Marguerite 12

61m Lurssen

61m   2004/2021

Bella Vita 12

60m Lurssen

60m   2010/2022

from $550,000 p/w eek

60m Brodosplit

60m   2015/2017

from $245,000 p/w eek

Light Holic 12

60m   2011/2014

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60m Benetti

60m   2008/2023

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Slipstream 12

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58m   2010/2018

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Queen Mare 12

58m Alpha Marine

58m   2012/2021

from $261,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Harmony II 12

58m Jadranska Linjska Plovidba

58m   1955/2022

from $107,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Virtuosity 12

57m Sanlorenzo

from $434,000 p/w eek ♦︎

56m Benetti

56m   2015/2023

from $369,000 p/w eek ♦︎

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Frequented by the rich and famous on their yachts and a seafront with extensive beaches and countless golf courses, Marbella is one of the glamour destinations in Spain. It is popular amongst the Arab royal families and the British elite, who put together lavish parties on their yachts berthed in Puerto Banus. Pull up to the world-famous Nikki Beach beach club on your yacht or head down to Gibraltar for lunch.

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Trinidad and Tobago Yacht Club is located on the north-west side of Trinidad Island, close to the capital Port of Spain. The north-east coast of Venezuela is just 11 km away. By far the larger of the two islands, Trinidad is today a multicultural melting pot with population of Native American, Europ

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Trinidad and Tobago Yacht Club

The Trinidad & Tobago Yacht Club (TTYC) stands as a beacon for sailors and marine enthusiasts in the Caribbean. Nestled in the heart of Trinidad and Tobago, this private club offers a blend of luxury, convenience, and a rich nautical tradition.

Strategically located, the TTYC is just a short ride from the town and even closer to the West Mall. Its proximity to Highland Plaza and numerous other shops and restaurants makes it a prime spot for both sailors and tourists. The club offers a picturesque view, with the marina serving as a backdrop to the bustling town life.

Approach to the Marina

All yachts, both sail and power, are welcomed with open arms at the TTYC. The club is renowned for managing most of the powerboat racing events, including the prestigious Great Race. The marina’s entry is designed to be seamless for boats of all sizes, ensuring a safe and smooth docking experience.

Specifications of the Marina

Berths at the TTYC are highly sought after, emphasizing the club’s popularity and reputation. While the marina is well-protected and offers a comfortable stay, it’s advisable to book in advance. The outside anchorage can get a bit turbulent during southeast winds. The club is also considering expanding the marina in the coming years to accommodate more vessels.

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A few blocks west of the Yacht Club, you’ll find L.P. Marine and Industrial Supplies Limited, the go-to place for technical engine and electrical parts. They boast a vast inventory, from Morse cables to a plethora of spares for Perkins and Volvo motors. Their workshop is equipped to handle any repair, ensuring your boat is always in top condition.

Amenities in the Marina and Nearby

A restaurant and bar are located in the Clubhouse. The Tackle Shop, located right next to L.P. Marine, is a haven for fishing enthusiasts. With a vast range of fishing accessories and local fishing knowledge, it’s a must-visit. West Mall, east of the Yacht Club, houses C.E. Tang Yuk, agents for Sea Recovery watermakers and Northern Lights generators. They offer installation, servicing, and a wide range of spares.

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The TTYC is not just about boats; it’s a hub of activity. From powerboat racing events to the monthly Arabic night at Skipper’s restaurant, there’s always something happening. The club’s calendar is packed with events that cater to both members and visitors.

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Whether you’re arriving by plane, road, or sea, the TTYC is easily accessible. Its central location ensures that you’re never too far from the action.

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Beyond the marina, there’s a world waiting to be explored. Linda’s, a French bakery run by Herve from Brittany, France, is perfect for breakfast or lunch. Highland Plaza houses a variety of shops, from clothing boutiques to hardware stores. For those looking to explore further, modern shopping malls are just a short drive away.

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‘Nothing left’: After California Yacht Club fire, residents mourn loss of a beloved spot

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In an instant, an overnight seaside blaze engulfed decades’ worth of boating trophies, historical artifacts and cherished memorabilia at the California Yacht Club in Marina del Rey on Monday.

Fire crews attempted to control the blaze as heavy smoke and flames consumed the two-story building. By the time they had subdued the fire two hours later, only the skeletal remnants of the clubhouse were left standing.

John Myers, senior vice president of the club, said the blaze had been reported by an employee working late in the clubhouse Monday night. The fire spared the remainder of the facilities on the ground, including the docks and the yachts moored there. But the clubhouse, and particularly its second floor, was all but wiped out.

“We are working closely with the Los Angeles County Fire Department in their investigation of the cause of the incident and will share those findings when they become available to us,” Myers said.

Members are left mourning, comparing the loss to the death of a loved one.

Jennifer Dakoske Koslu awoke in Rancho Mirage at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday, before the sun had risen, to find her phone inundated with text messages from club members.

The first message she read simply stated, “The CYC is gone.”

“As soon as I opened my phone, it went to a link on the Citizen app and saw a video of the club burning. I was shocked,” Dakoske Koslu said.

For the last 24 years, Dakoske Koslu and her family have been dedicated members of the CYC, whose clubhouse is a few miles away from their home in Playa del Rey. She said it is where her children have grown up, familiarizing themselves with every inch.

“I remember taking my son there on the Fourth of July when he was just 3 weeks old. It was the first place we went with him as a newborn,” Dakoske Koslu said.

She and her husband biked to the club in the aftermath of the fire, greeted by the charred remains of the building on Wednesday afternoon.

“The destruction is unbelievable. It’s clear that the fire was burning intensely on the second floor,” Dakoske Koslu said. “There’s nothing left.”

The second floor once housed a collection of the club’s prestigious racing trophies, kept on display for members and visitors. The fire melted all but a single salvageable California Cup. Most notably, the priceless King of Spain Trophy, acquired in 1929 from King Alfonso XIII, was lost.

Additionally, the club lost cherished photographs of every past commodore, a significant position within a yacht club. Members said they didn’t know if anyone had digitized the images of the commodores or of the club’s founders.

“We would tell yachting stories at the bar around lots of memorabilia, and the yachting artifacts behind the bar are all gone now,” Tom Materna said. “The yacht club provided us a facility for the off-the-water celebrations after hard-fought competition on the water.”

The CYC dates to the early 1920s, started by boat owners from the Los Angeles Athletic Club and other yacht clubs. The Board of Harbor Commissioners approved the first clubhouse in 1922, designed by famed architect Edwin Bergstrom, co-designer of the Pentagon.

In 1965, the yacht club submitted a proposal for an all-encompassing $1-million, two-story, 10,000-square-foot clubhouse on four acres off Admiralty Way. Members envisioned a state-of-the-art facility with 170 boat slips, a guest dock, a small boat hoist and a dry land storage facility for boats. The clubhouse that resulted was dedicated on June 10, 1967.

Then-Commodore William A. DeGroot Jr. told The Times that the triangular parcel of land on which the clubhouse still sits is a “perfectly logical place for a club facility, and a commanding view down the main channel of the marina.”

Though the building has historical significance to its members, it does not have a historic designation, according to Linda Dishman, president of the Los Angeles Conservancy.

“We are deeply saddened by this tragedy and so grateful for the outpouring of support from the community and our members,” Myers said. “CYC has been a beacon for the nautical community for the past 101 years.”

Materna, 68, first found out about the fire through Facebook as friends posted videos and photos of the damage Tuesday morning. Then he began receiving calls and text messages from friends.

“Everybody woke up in the morning and realized we’d lost a significant part of the sailing community,” Materna said.

His connection to the club dates back nearly 52 years, to when he was just 16 years old. After spending 30 years sailing professionally with Hobie Cats, mainly racing catamarans — a watercraft with two parallel hulls of equal size — he recently served as a crew member on other club members’ racing yachts.

The CYC is pivotal in the boat racing community, organizing and hosting events such as the Optimist National Championship and Junior Olympic trials, Materna said. He fondly remembers the hundreds of people from across the globe converging on the marina for similar events.

The main topic among members now is what’s next for the club. Dakoske Koslu noted that the club’s ownership changed over the last few years, and many are unsure and concerned about the club’s continuation after the fire.

The club relocated to the marina in 1967, leasing the land it sits on from the county.

“I don’t think the county has really valued the contributions of the California Yacht Club as an important part of the Marina. They value Trader Joe’s because it’s more money for them,” Dakoske Koslu said.

Dakoske Koslu said she’s seen numerous small marine-oriented businesses displaced from the marina, making way for more commercialized developments such as Trader Joe’s and Recreational Equipment Inc.

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