If the open sea has been calling your name and the thought of crossing the Atlantic gives you the chills, there's something new you'll want to check out. The Viking Explorers Rally, one of the most exciting and community-driven transatlantic sailing rallies out there, has just launched a brand-new website.

The Viking Explorers Rally 2025 fleet has successfully reached Camper & Nicholsons Port Louis Marina on the stunning Caribbean island of Grenada after months of preparation.

The Viking Explorers Rally 2025 fleet has successfully reached Camper & Nicholsons Port Louis Marina on the stunning Caribbean island of Grenada after months of preparation.

The eighth edition of the Viking Explorers Rally departed as scheduled, on January 6th from Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, towards the stunning shores of Grenada, the Spice Island of the Caribbean.

The Viking Explorers Rally 2025 fleet, set sail from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria on January 6th. The fleet of 22 boats embarked on the 850-mile voyage south to the Cape Verde Islands, which took between 4 to 8 days to complete under exceptional sailing conditions.

The Viking Explorers Rally 2024 has reached Camper&Nicholson Port Louis Marina on the captivating Caribbean island of Grenada after extensive preparations.

The shores of Camper & Nicholson Port Louis Marina on the enchanting Caribbean island of Grenada have become the latest haven for the Viking Explorers Rally 2024 after meticulous preparations. 

Embarking on an oceanic adventure has been a dream for many sailors, and The Viking Explorers Rally offers a unique opportunity for aspiring passage makers to turn that dream into a reality.

Rolly Tasker Sails Canary Islands are very happy to be involved in the Viking Explorers Rally that brings together a small group of yachts for their Atlantic crossing. 

The Viking Explorers Rally across the Atlantic started this Sunday 10th of December, as usual since 2018 on the second Sunday of December, with seminars and parties.

The Viking Explorers Rally across the Atlantic started this Sunday 10th of December, as usual since 2018 on the second Sunday of December, with seminars and parties.

The eco-luxe resort will be the event's headquarters for the next 3 editions of the rally.

Scheduled to set sail on the 6th of January 2024, the seventh edition promises to be an extraordinary adventure for all participants as they cross the Atlantic with the expert assistance of the organization and in collaboration with Sevenstar Yacht Transport.

By the end of January the first boats started to arrive at Port Louis Marina in Grenada. SY iSea from Denmark, a J46 with captain Klaus Bonde, his wife Gitte and crew Martin and Antoine arrived on Sunday the 29th of January after being 14 days out at sea and the rest of the boats would follow over the next few days

The Viking Explorers Rally is pleased to announce that it will continue to receive sponsorship from Camper and Nicholson Port Louis Marina in Grenada for the next five years.

A great achievement by Hermann, Ute, and Klaus from the German sailing yacht Thetis, a Schionning Wilderness 1650 Catamaran, who left Las Palmas of Gran Canaria on the Canary Islands together with the rest of the fleet in early January.

The 6th edition of the Viking Explorers Rally started earlier this month in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, on the Canary Islands, with seminars, lectures, tours and parties.

A great achievement by Hermann, Ute, and Klaus from the German sailing yacht Thetis, a Schionning Wilderness 1650 Catamaran, who left Las Palmas of Gran Canaria on the Canary Islands together with the rest of the fleet in early January.

The fifth edition of the Viking Explorers Rally arrived for the second time in Port Louis Marina, Grenada. 18 boats on this year's event, ranging from 34 to 60 feet, from ten different countries had set sail from the Canary Islands on the 6th of January.

The fourth edition of the Viking Explorers Rally will land for the first time in beautiful Grenada, the spice island of the Caribbean.

After the departure on the 9th of January from the Canary Islands, the international fleet of 7 yachts finally arrived in Grenada after 18-20 days
out at sea, having covered
almost 3000 miles.

The 4th edition of the Viking Explorers started from the Canary Islands to Grenada on the 9th of January, with a delay of 3 days as captains and the organization decided to delay the departure due to the storm Filomena, as named by the Spanish Media.

The Vikings are coming! Some 8 boats, with 30 crew hailing from Sweden, Norway, Germany, New Zealand, Australia, Argentina and Canada will cast off from the Canary Islands this month en route to the Camper & Nicholsons Port Louis Marina in Grenadain the 4th edition of the Viking Explorers Rally. Some boats will make a stop in Mindelo, Cape Verde, while others will sail the 2800 miles direct to the Spice island.

Port Louis Marina proudly welcomes the Viking Explorers Rally after their exciting transatlantic journey from the Canary Islands to Grenada. This family-friendly event brings together passionate sailors for an unforgettable adventure across the Atlantic.

After 18 to 20 days at sea, international crews from around the world arrived safely in Grenada. Despite challenges like a pandemic and a named storm, the rally successfully tracked all boats, ensuring a smooth and safe journey.

The 4th edition of the Viking Explorers started from the Canary Islands to Grenada on the 9th of January, with a delay of 3 days as captains and the organization decided to delay the departure due to the storm Filomena, as named by the Spanish Media.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 5 ene (EFE).- La travesía Viking Explorers, que partirá con 15 embarcaciones este domingo desde la capital grancanaria hacia Barbados, colabora con el Programa Poseidón de la Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC) reuniendo datos y fotos de avistamientos de cetáceos en las islas.

Skippers are being invited to sign up for the third Viking Explorers Rally from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria to St. Vincent.

This year there were 17 nationalities represented among the 20 yachts and 60 cruisers who cast off from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in early January en route to the Blue Lagoon Hotel & Marina in St. Vincent on the third edition of this annual transatlantic rally. An easy two- to three-week crossing under light winds meant the cruisers had plenty of energy to explore St. Vincent.

Seventeen boats, clustered under the name Viking Explorers, set sail from Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands in early January, heading for Blue Lagoon Marina, St. Vincent and the Grenadines.  They arrived at their destination after a month or so.