2009 High Point YachtFest (HPYF)
HPYF 2009 will be held in Trogir, Croatia, 3rd – 10th October 2009. The route, Trogir – Trogir, will cover most of the Central Dalmatian islands and will offer a great combination of beautiufl anchorages and lovely little towns rich in history. For more information on the regatta, entry procedure and itinerary, please log on www.highpointyachtfest.eu
The Annual High Point YachtFests are multinational fun sporting regattas to be held in October around the Mediterranean, involving non-aggressive, non-professional sailing with the focus on the social side.
They are for people who like sailing and want to meet others from a common professional background. HPYFs take place around the Mediterranean, allowing participants to enjoy the history, culture and stunning natural environment of the region. Participants in the regatta are drawn from different professions and the regatta itself is competitively priced to allow anyone who wants to participate.
The October 2009 fleet will consist of boats between 42ft (berths maximum 6 people) and 46ft (berths maximum 8 people). Below are examples of boats available for the HPYF 2009, 3rd – 10th October, with their prices. Prices may vary between the charter companies, so the final price will be given on request. All boats are subject to availability and will be allocated on a ‘first come first served’ basis.
Bavaria 42c Euros 1,700
Elan 434 Euros 1,800
Bavaria 46c Euros 2,100
The Charter Prices are per boat for the given week and include VAT.
The entry fee for the HPYF regatta is Euros 160 per person and it includes:
- End cleaning, outboard engine, transit log
- Initial boat provisioning
- Welcome dinner in Trogir
- Prize giving dinner in Trogir
- Race organisation and support crew
- Log book
- Regatta T-shirts
Extra services:
- Transfers from/to Split Airport can be organized at extra charge
Once the route is finalized we will negotiate mooring fees and three dinners
along the route. Prices for this will be published shortly, but costs for
participants will be lower than the individual rates for any of these
services. We expect this cost to be approximately Euros 100 per person.
The skipper should have an internationally recognised sailing certificate and a VHF certificate to participate in these events.
Security deposit: € 1,500 per boat by credit card (Euro,Visa, Mastercard) or
cash. Credit Card payments will not be cashed unless required.
The yacht will have to be refueled at the end of the trip.
The entry fee and the deposit for the boat are payable on signing the
contract.
The balance is expected by 1st September 2009.
For more information about the event, please log on www.highpointyachtfest.eu or contact us directly on info@highpointyachtfest.eu
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130ft private sailing yacht in Turkey
Based in Turkey, this stylish 40 meter sailing yacht can accommodate up to 14 guests. Flexible departure ports.
First gulet show in Croatia
Sibenik was a host to a very first gulet (and crewed charter) show in Croatia. An impressive selection of Croatian gulets was displayed on the waterfront in front of Sibenik city walls.
SPECIAL OFFERS
Sailing Yacht ‘Fortuna’ in Croatia, available at 15% discount
Crewed sailing yacht ‘Fortuna’ (7 en suite cabins) is available at 15% discount on different routes throughout the summer 2010.
Gulet ‘Angelica’, Croatia – 15% discount until end of season 2010
A five cabin gulet ‘Angelica’ is offering a 15% discount for all the 2010 bookings. This five en suite cabin gulet has been refurbished to a high standard and offers great service. We highly recommend her!
OUR SUGGESTIONS
Hot-air balloon ride in Cappadocia
Our recommendation for a perfect holiday in Turkey: sailing the magnificent coast with masses of Greek, Roman and Lycean ruins followed by a week in Cappadocia in the Anatolian Cave Suites. This area is unique and extraordinary landscape formed from the erosion of volcanic rocks. A trip in the hot-air balloon is a must!
Gulet ‘Andjeo’ – award for excellence
Adriatic Holidays and its many happy customers would like to extend the gratitude to the Captain Niksa Gluncic and his team for all their outstanding work and efforts.
