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20 incredible family trips for your return to Europe

20 incredible family trips for your return to Europe
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Where to go in November

Where to go in November 11 May 2021 Where to go in November Options for sunny weather are more limited in November, but, if you know where to look, you might just find bargain prices, fewer crowds and decent weather. Here are our top November picks. W Temperature 22°C The Canaries guarantee winter sun, but there s no need to share your sun lounger with every other Brit escaping the miserable weather. Pretty Puerto Calero is yet to see mass tourism, so, save for the distant hum of jet skis, you can expect peace and quiet. The pristine promenade leads between rows of million-dollar yachts and a strip of cafés, where you can lazily sip something tropical beneath the shade of an umbrella.

Moshimoshi finish the RORC Transatlantic Race

Moshimoshi finish the RORC Transatlantic Race by Louay Habib 25 Jan 15:37 GMT 25 January 2021 Enjoying a cold beer in Antigua after finishing the RORC Transatlantic Race: Sebastien Saulnier (R) and Christophe Affolter (L) racing Sun Fast 3300 Moshimoshi © Helen Spooner / RORC Sebastien Saulnier s Sun Fast 3300 Moshimoshi crossed the finish line of the RORC Transatlantic Race on Sunday 24 January at 20:12 UTC in an elapsed time of 15 days, nine hours, 12 mins and 20 secs. Racing with Christophe Affolter, Moshimoshi is the first team to finish the race in IRC Two-Handed. Two years ago, Sebastien and Christophe started to put together the project to race double handed across the Atlantic. The pair were elated to finish the 2,735-mile race from Puerto Calero, Lanzarote to Antigua, West Indies.

Sailors praise Antiguan welcome - Antigua Observer Newspaper

Sailors praise ‘Antiguan welcome’ Photo and story by Edwin Gifford A “super race” and a “great welcome”. Those were the words from the owner of the Palanad 3 boat which finished the 2735-mile RORC Transatlantic Race on Tuesday with a phenomenal elapsed time of 10 days, one hour, 43 minutes and 18 seconds. Up to last night, Olivier Magre’s Class40 vessel had scored the best corrected time under IRC to claim the trophy after showing blistering pace in the event. “We pushed the boat hard, maybe at times a bit too much,” admitted sailor Luke Berry. “We had the smaller spinnaker up in 38 knots for example.” 

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