GOOD NEWS The Caprera Sailing Center has resumed activities (safely)
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A protocol, put in place thanks to a team of school physician-instructors, to ensure a safe restart: this is the premise for the relaunch of the sailing season at Caprera, which restarted on June 27.
A team of professionals who know the Caprera Sailing Center very well, because it is made up of
people who have served for years as volunteer instructors at the leading sailing school in the Mediterranean. They are the ones who have declined health safety guidance on all aspects that make up the life and teaching of the CVC.

From social distancing by reducing the capacity of facilities, to measures taken to avoid gatherings in common areas, to providing students with sufficient protective equipment for the duration of the course, every moment of the typical day was sifted through to find the best compromise between safety and the quality of teaching and life on the Island.

Everything is ready, then, to kick off a season on which the CVC has never stopped betting and which already sees some novelties. “We have confirmed all the dinghy and cabin cruiser courses and confirmed the purchase of the fifth Beneteau First 27,” Bertacchi concludes. Also, again for cabin cruisers, we have extended the season until Christmas. A novelty that actually winks at tradition since in the early years of CVC’s existence the end of courses was marked precisely by the Christmas holidays.”
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