The Cannes Royal Regattas celebrate their thirty-seventh year of existence: more than one hundred and fifty sailboats, including traditional yachts, metric classes, and Dragons, will sweep across the Gulf of Cannes throughout the week.
An assured spectacle with particularly mild weather!
And the French Riviera has adorned itself with all its finery for this regatta festival, which will gather the most beautiful and largest yachts of the last century, and even some from the 19th century, such as Bona Fide (design by Charles Sibbick 1899), Lulu (design by Raibot Caillebot 1897), or Marigold (design by Charles Nicholson 1892)…
On a magical body of water between the Estérel massif and the Lérins Islands, the Bay of La Napoule is expected to be illuminated by bright sunshine all week, animated by a gentle breeze that is occasionally strengthened midday by the thermal wind, except tomorrow Tuesday in the mid-afternoon when a passing front should add a few extra turns to the Westerly wind…
