Vision Nautica hosts social events in the San Francisco Bay Area with a “nautical flavor”… a nautical vision! From dinner cruises, to sailing around the Bay to picnics in Angel Island.

    Whether you want to meet new friends, socialize with other young professionals, or do some networking while having fun, we are constantly working on planning interesting, fashionable events that you will surely enjoy... and you will be contemplating the beautiful San Francisco skyline from the water! What can be better?

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32nd America's Cup - Valencia, Spain 2007

    The host city for the historic debut of the America's Cup in Europe is Valencia, on the Spanish Mediterranean coast. There is an ambitious four-year schedule of regattas that started last October, 2004, each one a distinct Act in the drama of the 32nd America's Cup. The end will be the Louis Vuitton Cup (Abril to June 2007) and the America's Cup Match itself in June, 2007. read more (AmericasCup.com)
see photos of the Moët Cup 2003 in San Francisco, a match race between Alinghi and Oracle BMW teams.

    If you are considering to attend this event, Vision Nautica is already working on the travel logistics to help you with all the details. Remember, we know about sailing and about Spain! Email us for more information at events@visionnautica.com or contact us

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Sailors' Ball 2004

    An annual fundraiser event benefiting the non-profit Treasure Island Sailing Center (TISC). Vision Nautica helped to secure a one week trip to Valencia, Spain for the silent auction. The ball was held last April 24th at the Regency Center in San Francisco.










    Vision Nautica traveled last October to the Canary Islands in Spain to attend the last two regattas of the country's National Sailing Championship. Here is some information:

Regatta "Trofeo S.A.R. Infanta Cristina" took place in the island of Tenerife, from Oct. 7th - 10th, 2004. Fórum Filatélico won in the IMS 600 class while Azur de Puig and Cepsa Tenerife won in the IMS 500 and IMS 670 respectively.
read more: (rcnt.es)
see photos ShutterFly.com/pro/VisionNautica/SailingSpain

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Regatta "César Manrique - Puerto Calero" took place in the island of Lanzarote from Oct. 14th - 17th, 2004. This was the last regatta of the National Sailing Championship in Spain. The winners were Azur de Puig (IMS 500), Zurich (IMS 600), Cepsa Tenerife (IMS 670), Lola II (Group C) and Macaco (Group)
read more (PuertoCalero.com/index_eng.htm)
see photos ShutterFly.com/pro/VisionNautica/SailingSpain

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Vision Nautica was also in the island of Mallorca (Spain) from July 30th to August 8th, 2004 to attend IMS Regatta "Copa del Rey de Vela" organized by the Royal Nautical Club of Palma.


This is the most important regatta of the IMS circuit because of the large number of national and international boats racing (120+) as well as for the high level of the skippers and teams participating. Most of the crews are professional and/or Olympic sailors. Also, the European royalty sails here. King of Spain, prince and princess of Spain and King of Norway are among the skippers in this high profile regatta.
read more - CopaDelRey.com/rfevela/eng/default.asp
see photos ShutterFly.com/pro/VisionNautica/SailingSpain

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Rolex Farr 40 World Championship
Jim Richardson's(Boston, Mass./Newport, R.I.) Barking Mad team won The 2004 Rolex Farr 40 World Championship that took place September 8-11 in San Francisco, California at the St. Francis Yacht Club. Vision Nautica was there… see photos