But did you that among this fleet of 32, there is an RM1370, “Cachalot”, skippered by Andrea and Olmo.

Two routes have been suggested: a typical tradewinds tropical one, and another more southerly, historical one, via Patagonia.

Guess what? That’s the latter that Cachalot has picked up to follow the round-the-world path of Ferdinand Magellan, 500 years after his first passage between 1519 and 1522.

These two magical routes will converge in Tahiti, French Polynesia, where the fleets will catch up before pursuing altogether the rally.

Follow their trip here: https://bit.ly/3GLBZ8C

And check out the rally news and updated  here : https://gly-world-odyssey.com/