For the fourth time the biggest multihull event in the eastern Med is taking place. The area this time is the Bozburun Peninsula near Marmaris. The period of the event guarantees temperatures around 25 to 30 degrees and stable thermic winds. This way, the 2010 Multihull Sailing Week will again combine fun, racing, social gathering and tasty food.
Comments from the last event:
"It was an excellent event, and we had a lot of fun" and "... many thanks for the superb event that you organised. Terry and I really enjoyed ourselves." This is the inspiration to bring the third event to full success too. "COME BECK comes back!"
Period
The 6-day-event starts on the evening of Saturday, May 8th and ends on the evening of Friday the 14th with the awards ceremony.
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Race area
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The Bozburun Peninsula is located in the south-western Turkish Aegean Sea with picturesque scenery and dreamlike bays, which are reminiscent of the Norwegian fjords, yet with 25 degrees in the shadow and blue sky.
Prevalent winds in this season: West to North-West.
Changes of the courses may be possible
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Terms of participation
Private and charter boats with a total length of more than 8 metres may take part, provided they are multi- hull boats (catamarans, trimarans).
Program
1. Saturday
Individual arrival in Marmaris / flight to Dalaman or Bodrum. Check in aboard.
In the evening meeting of all participants with welcome drink in Marmaris, Albatros Marina. Further evening free.
2. Sunday
Race from Marmaris to Bozukkale, ca. 25 sm. Dinner in a bay restaurant in Bozukkale.
3. Monday
Race: Bozukkale to Dirsek round Cape Karaburun with view of the Greek island of Simi, ca. 15 sm. Dinner in a bay restaurant in Dirsek.
4. Tuesday
Race: Dirsek - Selimiye in the Gulf of Hisarönü, ca. 12 sm. Dinner with live music.
5. Wednesday
Trip by bus round Bozburun Peninsula. Afternoon: Race Selimiye - Dirsek in the Gulf of Hisarönü, ca. 16 sm. Evening barbecue in a bay restaurant.
6. Thursday
Race: Dirsek to Bozukkale, ca. 12 sm. Late afternoon visit of the ancient citadel by water taxi. Dinner and Tombola in a bay restaurant.
7. Friday
Race from Bozukkale to Marmaris, Albatros Marina ca. 25 sm. Candlelight dinner, awards ceremony, beamer show of the past days, music etc.
Registration
Registration fee for each private catamaran: € 190
Registration fee for yachts comprises the complete organisation, berth- and marina charges for the whole period of the event, registration with authorities and the harbour captain, competition management.
This fee is includet by boats chartered via the organizers.
Participation fee € 240,- per person
Participation fee for partaking persons will include six more-course dinners, free soft drinks, entertainment programs, excursions, music, taking part in a tombola, an event t-shirt, and a CD with event pictures.
Not included: Journey to Marmaris, alcoholic drinks (except welcome drink), basic fees like Transit Log.
Registration for private yachts
Booking form
Charter offer: Event catamarans
We offer first class maintained catamarans with exclusive on-spot service. You can either sail the event bareboat or sail with a skipper.
Athena 38
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Fidji 39
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Belize 43
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Bahia 46
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Athena 38
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Nautitech 40
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Nautitech 44
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Lavezzi 40 (3x)
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Journey
The journey to Marmaris resp. to the place you take your charter boat is on one's own account. Transfer times and fees from the airports:
Dalaman-Marmaris (Transfer 1 1/2 h.), Taxi ca. € 80.-, Bodrum-Marmaris (Transfer 3-4 h.) or Izmir-Marmaris (Transfer: 4 h.).
Cheaper transfer from Dalaman Airport to Marmaris city by www.a2btransfers.com € 11,40/Person - Price 2009)
Television and press photo shooting
Photos and videos of the participating yachts and groups of people taken during the event may be circulated without restriction (according to §23 of the copyright act).
Responsibility
The organizers cannot be made liable for any damages to persons or yachts on land or sea. People taking part in the races do so at their own risk. The organizers are explicitly excluded from any responsibility.
Report and pictures from the Sailing Week 2009 (sorrily only in German)
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