Hot on the heels of the hugely successful Volvo Ocean Race, spectators can once again experience adrenaline-fuelled on-the-water action as…
Volvo Ocean Race News
Hot on the heels of the hugely successful Volvo Ocean Race, spectators can once again experience adrenaline-fuelled on-the-water action as…
New ‘Blue Flag for Private Boat Owners’ initiative launched as part of Volvo Ocean Race celebrations Boat owners in Wales…
Over 20,000 people came down to Cardiff Bay in brilliant sunshine today to line the waterfront and bid farewell to the Volvo Ocean Race, with race organisers and locals celebrating one of the most successful events in the city’s proud history.
The Man Engine made its first appearance in Cardiff at the final weekend of the Volvo Ocean Race stopover.
The Volvo Ocean Race is preparing to set sail from Cardiff this weekend with bus passengers getting vital travel advice to ensure they can enjoy its exciting conclusion.
On 6 June Keep Wales Tidy brought together secondary Eco-Schools from across the country for the Big Schools Day at the prestigious Volvo Ocean Race. Over 300 students took part in the Senior Eco-Committee held in the NoFit State Circus tent within the Race Village, where they had the opportunity to hear from international speakers and participated in marine litter workshops.
Cardiff Harbour Authority (CHA) and Cardiff Council’s Cabinet Member for Investment and Development, Cllr Russell Goodway hosted the conference which was devoted to Cardiff Council’s new vision for the next development phase of Cardiff Bay as a destination within the city.
The Volvo Ocean Race fleet has started to arrive in Wales, following its 2,900 nautical mile sprint across the Atlantic to the port of Cardiff, where it will stopover for two weeks.
As the Volvo Ocean Race returns to the United Kingdom for the first time in over a decade, it’s the Welsh City of Cardiff that has opened its doors to receive the fleet after their Transatlantic sprint from Newport, Rhode Island.