World ARC 2024-25, Leg 9

Mauritius, Reunion Island, Richard's Bay, Cape Town
27th October – 28th November 2024, 2,400nm

After joining in Mauritius, we will set sail for Reunion Island. It is only a 24 hour sail, so a good shake down passage before heading onto South Africa. Reunion is a French dependency and the mountainous interior is dominated by the remains of 3 huge craters. There are many walking paths to fully appreciate the breathtaking volcanic scenery.

From here we set sail to Richard's Bay in South Africa. Richard's Bay is just north of Durban and we will have a few days exploring there before heading round to Cape Town. There are good opportunities here to explore inland nature and game reserves. It will then take around 10 days (weather depending) to hop round the coast. Arriving in to Cape Town and berthing in the V&A marina under the impressive Table Mountain will signal the completion of crossing the Indian  Ocean, and what better place to celebrate!

Due to the importance of sailing to Cape Town with the right weather conditions, we cannot guarantee exactly when we will arrive. Therefore we advise you not to book flights home in advance and to be aware that the end of this leg may require some flexibility.

Read about our previous experiences on this leg on our 2017 blog.

Booking Details
World ARC 2024-25, Leg 9
27th October–28th November 2024
(33 days)
Spaces Available

From £TBD per person.

Cabins Available:

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All dates subject to confirmation. Discounts available for multiple legs. Deposit of 25% due on booking, final balance due 4 months prior to joining.

Key Facts:

What's included:

  • Qualified and experienced skipper and first mate.
  • Fully coded yacht, licensed to charter anywhere in the world.
  • Full Category A medical kit.
  • Entry cost to the World ARC.
  • Organised tours, parties and events by WCC.
  • All onboard expenses.
  • Onboard food and drinks.
  • Satellite tracking, blogs and photos sent whilst at sea.
  • Tuition and guidance from two Ocean Yachtmasters.
  • Use of sextant and navigation tables.
  • All safety equipment.
  • Fuel.

What's not included:

  • Flights and transfers.
  • Meals ashore.
  • WCC crew fees (£300 per leg).
  • Personal visas (if required).
  • Personal insurance.