Yachting history

Today you rarely see sea giants under sail, but Le Ponant is an exception to the rule. Interparus will tell you about the most interesting cruise sailing ship.

Racing yachts are the quintessence of maritime technology. Interparus will tell you about the unusual boat Malizia-Seaexplorer, a real yacht car of our time.

The schooner Bowdoin is back in action, this time sailing with students from the Maine Maritime Academy into the Arctic Circle. Interparus will tell the story of the schooner.

The amazing return of the 127-year-old yacht Dorothy to service after 10 years of restoration! Intersail shares the boat's dramatic story.

Many yachtsmen know how much plastic pollutes the world's oceans. Interparus will talk about how pollution of the seas and oceans will affect yachting.

Amaryllis is an example of innovation ahead of its time. Interparus will tell you about the interesting fate of the first racing catamaran.

Yachting, like sailing, is surrounded by hundreds of superstitions. Interparus will talk about popular, but very harmful superstitions that many yachtsmen still believe in.

In Nikolaev, a meeting was held with the crew of the yacht “Icarus”, which completed the first circumnavigation of the world in the USSR. Interparus will tell you about what the historical meeting was timed to coincide with.

The boat, launched in 1926, is afloat again thanks to enthusiastic yachtsmen. Intersail shares the amazing story of the classic yacht Marilee!