Come to the VELA Cup in Sardinia, the ferry is FREE (for you, car and crew)
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But don’t you feel like in the summer, sailing somewhere crazy in the Maddalena Archipelago in Sardinia, with hundreds of other sailors? We are talking about the legendary TAG Heuer VELA Cup in Caprera, scheduled for August 26, 2019. The sailing for all is easier to get to this year, if you sign up for the regatta the Moby/Tirrenia ferry to Olbia is FREE!!!
CLICK HERE AND SIGN UP NOW!
If you don’t have a boat, don’t feel like or don’t have the time to bring it to Sardinia, but want to participate in the most anticipated sail of the summer, you can rent it with North Sardinia Sail. And how do you get to Sardinia? All the way to Olbia (leaving from Livorno, Piombino, Genoa or Civitavecchia) the Moby/Tirrenia ferry is 100% free for you, your crew (up to 7 people) and even your car!
No, we have not gone crazy, and it all stemmed from a phone call between the editor of the Giornale della Vela, Luca Oriani, and the patron of Moby, Toremar and Tirrenia, Vincenzo Onorato, both great lovers of sailing. And so, from August 16 to August 23 for departure and from August 26 to September 01, 2019 for return you and your crew (up to 7 people) can travel with a 100% discount on the regular fare (excluding port taxes, fees, etc.).
FREE FERRY TO OLBIA: how to do it in 3 steps
- STEP 1: First go to the VELA Cup website(velacup.it) and click on the Caprera leg. Here complete the pre-registration with all your data and your email (write it well, it is important)
- STEP 2: Once step 1 is completed, you will receive an email on the address you provided. At this point click and complete the registration by paying the fee (depending on the length of the boat)
- STEP 3: After finalizing the payment, you will need to open the receipt (PHOTO BELOW) where you will find the link to download the form to print, fill out, scan and send to co****************@**by.it. While filling in at the top in the “progressive” number space, enter your order number: in the test order seen in the picture below the order number is: [Order #3116]
– Sign up now for the VELA Cup
– The program and prizes of the VELA Cup. Discover them in detail
– Are you seeking or offering boarding? Put it on the online bulletin board
– Don’t you have a boat? Charter it with North Sardinia Sail!
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