Sail Away Aboard O Canada

Atlantic Crossing

Apr 6, 2016

Ever want to cross an ocean? Wonder what it’s like to surf up to 20 knots on an open 60?

You can do all that and more by joining our executive crew this spring.

Here are some amazing opportunities for you to get onboard O CANADA and sail her back home.

Executive Crew passages:
• Atlantic Crossing: NOW 25% off! leave Lisbon April 23, arrival in Newport around May 8.
• Newport – New York Race: Training May 19-20, race 21-22 (Full)
• New York – Halifax : May 29 departure – arrive June 1
• Halifax – Quebec City: June 4 – 8
• Kingston – Toronto : June 18-19

http://www.canadianoceanracing.com/help-bring-o-canada-back-to-canada/

 

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