
The Cyprus Coastal Regatta 2025 was successfully completed, concluding in the prize-giving ceremony held at Ayia Napa Marina on May 2nd. The event drew many participants, visitors, and sailing enthusiasts.

The race took place on Thursday 1st of May, following a sea route from Limassol Marina to Ayia Napa Marina, with three intermediate virtual gates at Zygi Marina, Perivolia, and the Dhekelia Power Station. The event is the result of a collaboration between Limassol Marina and Ayia Napa Marina, aiming to establish it as the premier sailing race in Cyprus.
The awards ceremony took place at in Ayia Napa Marina, with speeches by Mr. Costas Fitiris, Chief Marina Officer of Ayia Napa Marina, Mr. Nikiforos Pampakas, General Manager of Limassol Marina and Mr. Stavros Caramondanis, President of the Cyprus Marinas Association.

More than 30 boats participated in the race, offering a spectacular sight for sailing enthusiasts. The winners in the Line Honors category were: NireasL (1st place), Typhoon (2nd place), and Demixa (3rd place). In the ORC Class A category: Typhoon (1st place), First Light (2nd place), and Almira (3rd place). In the ORC Class B category: Argonaftis (1st place), Legendary (2nd place), and Arribata (3rd place). In the Cruising Class A category: Le Momon (1st place), Celeste (2nd place), and Bardo (3rd place). And in the Cruising Class B category: Stramba (1st place), Meltemi (2nd place), and Foam (3rd place).
The main goal of the Cyprus Coastal Regatta is to strengthen local sailing, while also laying the groundwork for a future international event. In its initial phase, the Regatta primarily targets local sailors but envisions evolving into a globally recognised event starting from Latchi and ending in Famagusta District, covering the island’s entire free coastline. The Cyprus Coastal Regatta is not just a top-tier sailing event, but also a significant step toward enhancing cooperation between marinas and promoting Cyprus as a premier sailing destination.
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