Where Christ the Redeemer is ever present, Sugarloaf beckons and the Samba resounds. Last year this time I was preparing for a trip to Rio de Janeiro from where I was to report from the
The Crossing. Some suffered the indignity of running out of cold beer, while others were badly hit by Cyclone Kurumi and fell off the radar. In this month’s kulula khuluma in-flight magazine (March 2020 pages
After an exciting few days welcoming the Cape2Rio 2020 competitors at the finish line, see Cape2Rio 2020. Arrivals, 28th January 2020, Cape2Rio 2020. Arrivals, 29th January 2020, Cape2Rio 2020. Reporting from Rio de Janeiro. Arrivals, 30th January 2020 and Cape2Rio
Following on my previous posts, Cape2Rio 2020. Arrivals, 28th January 2020, Cape2Rio 2020. Arrivals, 29th January 2020 and Cape2Rio 2020. Reporting from Rio de Janeiro. Arrivals, 30th January 2020, there were only a few boats left on the
Following on my previous posts, Cape2Rio 2020. Arrivals, 28th January 2020 and Cape2Rio 2020. Arrivals, 29th January 2020, the next day rewarded with the arrival of six boats that had us out on the water most of the day
Following on my previous post, Cape2Rio 2020. Arrivals, 28th January 2020, the next day rewarded with the arrival of three boats that brought cheers of congratulatory fun. A glimpse of some of the Cape 2 Rio
A glimpse of some of the Cape 2 Rio Yacht Race arrivals into Guanabara Bay and Iate Clube do Rio de Janeiro, having completed the transatlantic crossing from Cape Town, a distance of approximately 3600 nautical miles. All
With the First Start cruisers a week into the much revered Cape2Rio 2020 yacht race and by now all firmly set with bow to final destination, it was time to unleash the racers and record
I’m thrilled beyond to be working with Cape 2 Rio Yacht Race 2020 as a media partner this year. Especially to be present as the 22 boats prepared to make their Atlantic crossing, and to be seeing
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