Lisbon – Las Palmas takes us far out in the Atlantic Ocean in true Blue Water fashion.
Price: €1,450/ £1,310 per person*
11 Days: 4 - 14 September 2023
The route gives two basic opportunities, one going close to shore and enjoying the Portuguese coast, the other, going to visit Madeira before heading down to Las Palmas and the Canaries. If we have the time we can also visit Puerto Calero on Lanzarote. This little marina is a favourite hang-out for many a cruiser heading over the Atlantic for the Caribbean season.
The weather for this journey is likely to be warm and windy. We are well in trade wind regions and conditions are depending on eventual low pressures in the central part of the Atlantic. Eleven days should allow us a few stopovers along the way.
Lisbon – Las Palmas takes us far out in the Atlantic Ocean in true Blue Water fashion. The route gives two basic opportunities, one going close to shore and enjoying the Portuguese coast, the other visiting Madeira before heading down to Las Palmas and the Canaries. If we have the time we can also visit Puerto Calero on Lanzarote. This little marina is a favourite hang-out for many a cruiser heading over the Atlantic for the Caribbean season.
– Boat and crew
– All food and beverages onboard
– Racing fee
– Boat costs
– Bedding and towels
– Personal safety gear (lifejackets and PLBs)
– Travel to and from the destination
– Personal insurance
– What you spend ashore
The weather for this journey is likely to be warm and windy. We are well in trade wind regions and conditions are depending on eventual low pressures in the central part of the Atlantic. Eleven days should allow us a few stopovers along the way.
Possible stops: Lagos/Vilamoura – Madeira – Gibraltar – Lanzarote – Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
We take six crew for this leg.
Stop-overs are always subject to weather and the consideration of the master.
Humberto Delgado Airport
Gran Canaria Airport
Lisbon – Las Palmas takes us far out in the Atlantic Ocean in true Blue Water fashion. The route gives two basic opportunities, one going close to shore and enjoying the Portuguese coast, the other visiting Madeira before heading down to Las Palmas and the Canaries. If we have the time we can also visit Puerto Calero on Lanzarote. This little marina is a favourite hang-out for many a cruiser heading over the Atlantic for the Caribbean season.
20-25 litre dry bag
Wet weather gear top and trousers
Thin thermal/breathable base layer x 1
Fleece top
Deck shoes
Sea boots
Sailing gloves
Warm hat
Sun hat
Sailing knife
Head torch with red lens
Sleeping bag
T-shirts – preferably a quick-dry, breathable UV protection type
Shorts
Sunglasses x 1
