A night to remember at PAPA Regatta - the legendary White Party! This tradition, held in classic all-white yachting attire, is all about welcoming newcomers into the sailing crew. It's part celebration, part initiation, with lighthearted contests, plenty of laughter, and good vibes all around. And as always, it all ends with dancing into the night. Just one more reason evenings at PAPA Regatta are as memorable as the races themselves. #PAPARegatta #PAPARegatta2021 #TheArtOfSailing #AllWhitePartyNight #FlashMob #Rendezvous

This video takes you inside the 4th PAPA Regatta in Croatia, where 12 yachts and over 80 participants from five countries - Belarus, Croatia, Germany, Russia, and Ukraine - came together for an unforgettable week at sea. You'll see how it all unfolded: from race prep and skipper briefings to exciting starts and challenging conditions on the water. Off the water, the evenings were just as lively - with shared dinners, fun contests, and a festive awards ceremony to wrap it all up. The video also features real-time comments from participants, capturing their emotions, insights, and the true spirit of the regatta. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us on social media to stay in the loop - and join us for the next big start! Credit: video by @alexeysmirnovcom #PAPARegatta #PAPARegatta2021 #TheArtOfSailing #InsideStory #Croatia

PAPA Regatta 2018 took place in the scenic coastal town of Marmaris, Turkey, in late April and early May. The event brought together 80 sailors from Russia and Ukraine, competing on 10 yachts in a dynamic and challenging race series. More than just a competition, the regatta became a true celebration of sailing and camaraderie. Over the course of a week, participants covered over 100 nautical miles, faced intense racing at sea, and enjoyed lively evenings filled with parties, creative contests, and festive award ceremonies. PAPA Regatta 2018 left lasting memories - a unique blend of sport, unity, and the joy of sailing. Many thanks to the organizers Sea School Finist ?@seaschool4738? and to the charter company SK Yachting ?@SKYachting?. #PAPARegatta #PAPARegatta2018 #TheArtOfSailing #Sailing #Yachting #YachtingLifeStyle

In May 2019, the 3rd PAPA Regatta took place for the first time in Croatia. Although the weather was unusually cool and overcast for the season, it brought steady winds - ideal conditions for competitive sailing. While there was no time for swimming, no one had to sit idle waiting for the wind either. The action never stopped. Video by Alexey Smirnov @alexeysmirnovcom #PAPARegatta #PAPARegatta2019 #TheArtOfSailing #ArtOfSailing #Sailing #Yacting #SailingRace #Croatia

The 3rd PAPA Regatta made its debut in Croatia in May 2019, bringing together over 150 sailors from six countries - Belarus, Croatia, Germany, Israel, Russia, and Ukraine - to compete across 19 yachts. What followed was an unforgettable blend of high-stakes racing and vibrant onshore celebrations. Each day delivered steady winds and dynamic competition on the water, with no dull moments and no need to wait for wind. Despite the unseasonably cool and cloudy weather, the conditions were ideal for sailing - even if a swim had to wait. Off the water, the regatta turned into a true festival of friendship and fun, filled with laughter, creative contests, and dancing that went on long after sunset. It was a perfect fusion of adrenaline and joy, making PAPA Regatta 2019 a week to remember. Video by: Alexey Smirnov @alexeysmirnovcom #PAPARegatta #PAPARegatta2019 #TheArtOfSailing #ArtOfSailing #Sailing #Yacting #SailingRace #Croatia

PAPA Regatta 2018 took place in the scenic coastal town of Marmaris, located in Turkey's Mu?la Province, during late April and early May. The event brought together 80 passionate sailors from Russia and Ukraine, who competed across 10 yachts in a spirited and challenging series of races. This video captures the experience from the inside - through the eyes of the crew aboard the high-performance racing yacht Steve Wonder 2, provided by the charter company SK Yachting. Designed for speed and agility, the yacht performed exceptionally well even in light wind conditions. Its enormous sail area and precision wind-tracking instruments allowed it to hold sharp upwind courses, getting as close as 15 degrees to the wind - a rare capability in competitive sailing. Due to its high handicap rating, the crew had to finish at least 40 minutes ahead of the fleet to win - a goal that proved difficult in such a highly competitive environment. As a result, the team secured only second place overall. We extend our gratitude to the creators of the video - the production team at Visuals @visuals6785, the Sea School Finist @seaschool4738 for their dedication to sailing mastery, and @SKYachting for providing an exceptional racing yacht that made this journey unforgettable. #PAPARegatta #PAPARegatta2018 #ArtOfSailing #Yachting #Sailing #VisualsArt #SeaSchoolFinist #SKYachting