The Mediterranean has long been a stage for epic regattas, where maritime passion and heritage are celebrated. In 1981, Dick and Celia Jayson, aboard their Swan 44, joined forces with Patrice de Colmont and skipper Jean Laurain to create the Nioulargue regatta in Saint-Tropez, later renamed the Voiles de Saint-Tropez in 1999. Now the Mediterranean's premier sailing event, it attracts over 250 boats annually, blending classic and modern vessels. This book, created in collaboration with de Colmont, features stunning photography by Guillaume Plisson and insights from yachting luminaries, capturing the essence of the French Riviera's yachting scene.
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The Mediterranean has long been a stage for epic regattas; where maritime passion and heritage are celebrated. In 1981; Dick and Celia Jayson; aboard their Swan 44; joined forces with Patrice de Colmont and skipper Jean Laurain to create the Nioulargue regatta in Saint-Tropez; later renamed the Voiles de Saint-Tropez in 1999. Now the Mediterranean's premier sailing event; it attracts over 250 boats annually; blending classic and modern vessels. This book; created in collaboration with de Colmont; features stunning photography by Guillaume Plisson and insights from yachting luminaries; capturing the essence of the French Riviera's yachting scene.
ASSOULINE SAINT-TROPEZ YACHTING
The Mediterranean has long been a stage for epic regattas, where maritime passion and heritage are celebrated. In 1981, Dick and Celia Jayson, aboard their Swan 44, joined forces with Patrice de Colmont and skipper Jean Laurain to create the Nioulargue regatta in Saint-Tropez, later renamed the Voiles de Saint-Tropez in 1999. Now the Mediterranean's premier sailing event, it attracts over 250 boats annually, blending classic and modern vessels. This book, created in collaboration with de Colmont, features stunning photography by Guillaume Plisson and insights from yachting luminaries, capturing the essence of the French Riviera's yachting scene.
