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Taking the boat to the sun (and wind)

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Category: Multihulls
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Topic: Taking the boat to the sun (and wind)
Posted By: pdwarren
Subject: Taking the boat to the sun (and wind)
Date Posted: 14 May 06 at 11:59pm
So, I'm trying to figure out where to go for a holiday this year.  My ideal holiday involves a catamaran, some sunshine and a nice, reliable wind.  The trouble is finding decent boats in a decent location.  With the obvious exception of Wildwind, finding decent, available cats at holiday locations seems to be a complete lottery. 

We did Wildwind last year and it was good, but I'm looking for something different this year and having just bought a new boat what I'd really like to take it somewhere sunny and windy and learn to sail it properly

So, any suggestions for where to take the boat for a decent sail?   I'm not afraid of a longish drive to get there, but the options would seem to be France or Northern Italy/Spain.   Lake Garda looks appealing, but I wouldn't know where to start in terms of somewhere to keep and sail the boat. 

Paul



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Posted By: hurricane
Date Posted: 15 May 06 at 3:49pm

if you are into racing arubas got to be the place to go....

http://www.arubaregatta.com - www.arubaregatta.com



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Posted By: Scooby_simon
Date Posted: 15 May 06 at 5:32pm
Vendeé coast in France, just find a sheltered bit to launch !

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Posted By: pdwarren
Date Posted: 15 May 06 at 7:59pm
Originally posted by hurricane

if you are into racing arubas got to be the place to go....


I'd love to do Aruba, but The Crew is a teacher, and Aruba never falls in the half term break (I suspect that this isn't a coincidence).  Also, it's a fair time to be without the boat.

Paul




Posted By: feva_sailor
Date Posted: 17 May 06 at 10:19am
come to dubai(could be to far)but good wind all (11-18 knots)year a bit hot in summer though!



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