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16th Catamarans Cup successfully concludes in Greece

by Istion Yachting 13 Nov 10:53 PST 24–31 October 2026

The 16th Catamarans Cup International has successfully concluded, bringing together sailing enthusiasts from around the world for a week of racing, friendship, and unforgettable experiences at sea.

Sailing across Greece

Organised by Istion Yachting, the event took place from 24 to 31 October 2026, with crews sailing from Alimos Marina through Poros, Metochi, Paralio Astros and Nafplion, showcasing the beauty and hospitality of Greece's coastal destinations.

With the support of our partners

The success of this year's event was made possible thanks to the support of the Greek National Tourism Organisation (GNTO), the local municipalities and communities of Poros, Ermionida, N. Kynouria and Nafplion, that welcomed the fleet, as well as our participants, partners, volunteers and supporters.

Special thanks to our Grand Sponsors, Lagoon Catamarans and Excess Catamarans, and our Diamond Sponsor, Technohull, for their valuable contribution to the event's success.

Until next year...

Rendez-vous for the 17th Catamarans Cup in 2027!

As the 16th edition ends, we thank everyone who joined us on this journey and helped make another Catamarans Cup a memorable success.

To register for next year's Catamarans Cup, visit the official website. To view all the catamarans available for the regatta, visit the official organizer's website.

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