Yoga&Sail from South to North Sardinia along the beautiful East coast
On our tours you do not only get sailing but wellbeing for body and soul to recharge your batteries in an unforgettable environment.
Therefore our Yoga&Sail tours are not only an additional yoga lesson once a day. It's also local and vegan food, smoking free boat, meditation, care for nature and a lot more.
Moving along the East coast from Cagliari to Olbia, we will bring you to the most charming and lonely beaches of Sardinia. The beauty of nature combinded with daily yoga and meditation sessions and healthy vegan (and local) food are a guaranty of entire relaxing of body and soul.
The usual day starts with a yoga session either on the beach or on deck followed by a healthy breakfast. Depending on our itinerary we will start sailing, enjoy a swim or other activities. After the vegan lunch we'll continue sailing or spend the time to go on land for a relaxing walk. Our day finishes with meditation and Pranayama and a light vegan dinner.
The tour is guaranteed with minimum of 4 participants two weeks before departure.
Embarking is in Cagliari. The airport is well connected with the marina and the city center.
Disembarking is in Golfo Aranci which is close to Olbia. Transport can be arranged if requested.
Accomodation on selected shared cabin, check out single use and details
Book the entire yacht for a private trip
DESING AND BUILD
Classic Sailboat was under the leadership of Skipper Jack Grout. She was designed by famous French yacht designer Georges Auzepy-Brenneur and built – “without a budget” – by the well regards Nautic Saintonge Yard in Royan, France.
Her resourcinal laminated mahogany keel, frames, hull and furniture were all finished bright and only the finest woods were selected.
HISTORY AND WHITBREAD RACE
Was designed and built to compete in the 1973 Whitbread Round the World Race. Now called the Volvo Race, the original fleet was far different than today’s stripped out racers. The fleet was an impressive group of strong, powerful offshore yachts; 17 of the 19 were ketches, yawls and one schooner, 4 were specially built for the race, and all were true yachts-with full interiors, galleys, bunks and creature comforts. Kriter finished 3rd in the Race under Jack Grout and a rotating crew that did one, some or all of the legs-including the soon-to-be-famous designer Gilles Vaton, Michel Malinovsky, Alain Gliksman and others.
Was finished largely unscathed, was the first French Yacht to sail around Cape Horn, and was perhaps the first yacht to be used for promotion by her sponsor Champagne company flowed freely at every stop, business boomed, and over 40,000 bottles were produced with a spectacular photograph of Kriter roaring downwind around Cape Horn. By all accounts from her crew in the race performed beautifully-she was fast and safe and able. Indeed, she has always been well loved by all of those who have sailed on board her-she is a special yacht indeed.
AFTER THE WHITBREAD
After her successes in the Whitbread Race, This sailboat required no structural repairs but was refit and refinished and some additional cruising amenities were installed, a fantastic restoration in Charleston, South Carolina and a new hull and a new life to him!
