Type: Round – the – world
Main Features
Ahoy, thrill – seeking sailors! The Ocean Globe Race isn’t just a competition; it’s a once – in – a – lifetime odyssey that spans the entire planet. As the starting gun goes off, an electrifying sense of adventure fills the air.
The moment we set sail, we become part of a global sailing community. Over the course of months, we traverse the vast oceans, from the icy waters of the Southern Ocean to the balmy seas of the tropics. Along the way, we face nature’s fury, from towering waves to fierce storms. But these challenges are what make the journey truly unforgettable.
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of waking up to a new horizon every morning, knowing that we’re making our way around the world. And when we finally reach each port, it’s like a big reunion. We share stories of our adventures, celebrate our victories, and offer support to those who have faced hardships.
One of the most heart – warming aspects of the Ocean Globe Race is the camaraderie. Despite the intense competition, sailors from all over the world come together to help one another. Whether it’s sharing spare parts, offering advice on navigation, or simply providing a listening ear, we look out for each other.
Boat Types and Requirements
The Ocean Globe Race welcomes all types of seaworthy vessels. Whether you’re sailing a sleek, high – performance racing yacht or a sturdy, reliable cruiser, you’re part of the fleet. However, the boats must meet strict safety and seaworthiness standards. After all, we’re embarking on a journey around the world, and we need to be sure that our vessels can handle whatever the oceans throw our way.
Host Region or Route
The race kicks off from Portsmouth, England. From there, we head south, rounding the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa. Next, we make our way to the east, passing through the wild Southern Ocean. After that, we head north, towards the shores of Australia and New Zealand. Then, we cross the Pacific Ocean, making our way to South America. Finally, we round Cape Horn and head back to Portsmouth, completing our circumnavigation of the globe.
Website: https://oceangloberace.com/