Yachting Malta supporting selection process The Royal Malta Yacht Club is still hopeful that the inaugural Offshore Sailing World Championships for mixed double handed crews,…
𝐘𝐚𝐜𝐡𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐌𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐚 would like to express its condolences to the family of Professor Antony de Bono, founder of the Malta Cruising Club who passed away…
The challenges presented by Covid-19 demand decisions to be taken. The Board of Directors of Yachting Malta have therefore decided to postpone the 𝐘𝐀𝐂𝐇𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐌𝐀𝐋𝐓𝐀…
Yachting Malta was proud to celebrate the launch of Chaudron 2020 Models
Chaudron was established by the Ciantar family in 1988, a Maltese boat – building family who have achieved international fame.
The evening saw the launch of three models, including the launch of Aaron Ciantar’s latest project which was kept a secret until the very end and for which those present were waiting for their first glimpse with bated breath. He certainly did not disappoint!
Present for the evening was The Hon. Dr. Robert Abela, Prime Minister of Malta as well as a number of dignitaries and members of the Yachting Malta Board of Directors.
Yachting Malta Chairman John Huber reiterated Yachting Malta’s support not only towards the sport of powerboats but also to the local industry which manufactures such high quality boats that enable sportsmen to become champions.
Photo Credits : Carden Mizzi
Yachting Malta welcomes the 6th Beneteau Yacht Rendezvous
Yachting Malta recently hosted the Welcome Reception of the 6th Beneteau Yacht Rendezvous. Previously held in Mallorca, the Rendezvous, was hosted for the first time in Malta, by Beneteau Yachts (France).
The sixth edition of this gathering, brought together Beneteau yachts, of over fifty feet in length, together for a weekend of socialising and sailing. This annual event has garnered popularity establishing itself as the perfect opportunity to bring together people sharing a common passion whilst establishing special relationships.
Apart from the welcome reception, participants were able to enjoy the sea surrounding the Maltese islands by means of a number of races around Malta’s smaller islands of Comino and Gozo.
Whilst daytime was all about sailing and racing, the evenings were about letting one’s hair down at the informal social gatherings which brought about a lot of laughter and banter, wrapping up some beautiful days on the water.
Addressing the participants and welcoming the organisers, Yachting Malta Chairman, John Huber expressed his satisfaction at seeing such notable events being hosted in Malta.
“Yachting is not just about racing, but it is also about building a strong community and network of like minded people. We are very pleased to see events of such a calibre being hosted in Malta. Yachting Malta is a keen supporter of such initiatives and we look forward to hopefully welcoming the seventh edition of this event in Malta. ” explained John Huber, Chairman, Yachting Malta Ltd.
Four days of intensive sailing draw to a close The Mapfre Middlesea Euromed Regatta, hosted by Malta Young Sailors Club under the auspices of the…
The optimal conditions experienced yesterday were short lived and the third day of the Mapfre Middlesea Euromed Regatta has proven to be, by far, the…
Mapfre Middlesea Euromed Regatta continued today, when the second day of racing took place under clear blue skies and warm temperatures despite being in the…
Yachting Malta once again supports this international sailing event The Mapfre Middlesea Euromed International Championships kicked off today in Mellieħa Bay. Organised by Malta Young…
20th Edition kicks off on Thursday, 19th December. The Mapfre Middlesea Euromed Regatta supported by Yachting Malta and held under the auspices of the Malta…
