This video was shot on Stefan Voss’ Archambault 35 OM ripping along into the darkest night on the Round Skagen Race 2022. That night they sped through the fleet keeping up with 50 and 55-footers. The finish of the 510-mile race was much less excited as they picked their way from catspaw to catspaw to keep moving in the lightest of breezes.

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Sailing in Croatia is already a breathtaking adventure on its own, but add a golden sunset over the Adriatic Sea, and you get a memory that stays with you for a lifetime. The sky explodes in shades of orange, pink, and deep red, reflecting off the calm water as the sun dips below the horizon. There’s a unique kind of peace that settles in at that moment—one that you can only truly feel while gently gliding across the sea. With an experienced skipper at the helm, safety is never a concern. You can fully relax, sip on a glass of local wine, and take in the beauty around you. The skipper knows every bay, island, and hidden gem, guiding the boat with ease so all you have to do is enjoy the ride. Whether you're sailing with your partner, friends, or even solo, it feels like time slows down just for you. There’s something incredibly freeing about being on the open sea, especially during sunset. The soft sounds of the waves, the warm glow of the sun, and the feeling of total disconnect from everyday stress—it's pure happiness. You laugh more, breathe deeper, and appreciate the moment like never before. As the stars begin to appear and the sky turns to night, one thing becomes absolutely certain: this is not the last time. Sailing at sunset in Croatia is more than just a beautiful experience—it’s something that calls you back again and again. We’re already planning our return. And if you’ve never tried it, trust us: you should. ALITIS YACHTING Prilaz Ivana Visina 5, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia +38598229437 yachting@alitis.hr

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Vitalia II (ex Orange II) is the fastest catamaran to have sailed around the world in 50 days 16 hours 20 minutes and 4 seconds. She held the overall record from 2005 to 2010 until it was broken by an Últim class trimaran, Groupama 3. ▫️ Do you think you could sail her as quickly as the skipper, Bruno Peyron did? ▫️ Robert Knox-Johnston went round in 1968/69 in 313 days on Suhaili (3.39 knots average). ▫️ There's a typo in the reel 🙄. Can you spot it? ▫️ #speed #record #maxiyacht

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