Puig Vela Clàssica

Different flags. One shared passion.

From across the world, sailors came together in Barcelona to celebrate the timeless spirit of classic sailing.

Each flag tells a different story. Together, they make Puig Vela Clàssica a truly international regatta, where heritage, competition and tradition meet on the Mediterranean.

Thank you to every crew for making this edition so special.

A memorable edition comes to an end.

Three days of sailing, timeless yachts and unforgettable moments have once again brought the spirit of classic sailing to the shores of Barcelona.

Today’s final race, shaped by the Levante breeze and demanding conditions, brought an exciting close to the competition and crowned this year’s winners: Hallowe’en, Yanira, Clarionet, Odysseus, Varuna VII, Ándale, Le Temps Perdu and Légolas.

From century-old yachts to remarkable stories like Recluta, every boat has reminded us that Puig Vela Clàssica is more than a regatta—it’s a celebration of craftsmanship, heritage and a shared passion for the sea.

Thank you to every sailor, crew, partner and spectator for making this 19th edition so special.

See you in 2027 for the 20th edition of Puig Vela Clàssica.

Day 2 delivered everything we had been waiting for.

With the Levante breeze filling the sails, the fleet returned to the water for a spectacular day of racing, where every manoeuvre mattered and several finishes were decided by just seconds.

Against the backdrop of Barcelona, these timeless yachts once again showcased the beauty, precision and spirit of classic sailing.

Congratulations to today's category leaders: Légolas, Le Temps Perdu, Argyll, Islander, Odysseus, Eugenia V, Clarionet and Cariad.

With one more day to go, the competition is wide open.

Day 2 delivered everything we had been waiting for.

With the Levante breeze filling the sails, the fleet returned to the water for a spectacular day of racing, where every manoeuvre mattered and several finishes were decided by just seconds.

Against the backdrop of Barcelona, these timeless yachts once again showcased the beauty, precision and spirit of classic sailing.

Congratulations to today’s category leaders: Légolas, Le Temps Perdu, Argyll, Islander, Odysseus, Eugenia V, Clarionet and Cariad.

With one more day to go, the competition is wide open.

The first day always brings a special feeling.

The fleet returned to the water, the sails were hoisted, and another edition of the Puig Vela Clàssica officially began. While the conditions led the yachts back to the harbour earlier than expected, the excitement of seeing these historic boats together on the Mediterranean was enough to remind us why this event is so special.

Every day at sea is different, and that's the beauty of sailing.

Here's to the days ahead and the moments still to come.

The first day always brings a special feeling.

The fleet returned to the water, the sails were hoisted, and another edition of the Puig Vela Clàssica officially began. While the conditions led the yachts back to the harbour earlier than expected, the excitement of seeing these historic boats together on the Mediterranean was enough to remind us why this event is so special.

Every day at sea is different, and that’s the beauty of sailing.

Here’s to the days ahead and the moments still to come.

Where every edition begins.

As the sun sets over Barcelona, sailors, crews and guests come together to reconnect, share stories and celebrate the start of a the XIX Puig Vela Clàssica edition.

The Village opening marks the first gathering of the week, setting the tone for the days ahead—on and off the water.

Here’s to another unforgettable edition.