• Pictures gallery
• Tall ships waved goodbye to Klaipėda and its citizens
• Hinterland guests in Klaipėda have their nominal benches
• Crew parade and prise giving
• Vessel „Kruzenshtern“ won the World Cup
• Amazing photo album of SEDOV
• Neatness of habitat- neatness of the nature
• Right embankment of the river Dane – „The Capital“ of Cultural Heritage and Craft
• Sailing vessels are moving because of the weather conditions
• Some morning presents for crews
• The tall ships event Tall Ships Regatta is in Klaipėda again!
• Little exhibition for Captains
• Klaipeda is prepared for the Event
• Regatta's volunteers will join sailing vessels crews
• Michelle Jana Chan gives her top travel ideas from around the world
• Arriving to Regatta by train will be cheaper
• Blacksmith's workshop "Four winds 2011"
• Lina and Valdas Japertai "Ships brought us together"
• STI representatives: “Klaipeda is prepared”
• In the future "Kruzenshtern" will visit Klaipeda more offten
• A class ships will join two elegant "Dutch"
• Class B is getting more active
• Watch the tallships arriving to Klaipeda on our website!

Watch the tallships arriving to Klaipeda on our website!

2011.03.21

The official website of The Culture 2011 Tall Ships Regatta has launched the section of the website that will represent the ships arriving to Klaipeda at 18th of August, 2011. The list of the tallships which is to be constantly renewed will present the basic data on the regatta participants, their bios, and mottos, as well as links to the tallships websites.

The Regatta is open to any monohull vessel of more than 9.14m water line length and that the vessel meets Sail Training International’s safety equipment requirements. There are four classes of vessel:

Class A - All square–rigged vessels (barque, barquentine, brig, brigantine or ship rigged) and all other vessel more than 40 metres Length Overall (LOA), regardless of rig; Class B - traditionally rigged vessels (ie gaff rigged sloops, ketches, yawls and schooners) with an LOA of less than 40 metres; Class C - modern rigged vessels (i.e Bermudan rigged sloops, ketches, yawls and schooners) with an LOA of less than 40 metres and not carrying spinnaker-like sails; Class D - modern rigged vessels (i.e Bermudan rigged sloops, ketches, yawls and schooners) with an LOA of less than 40 metres and with a waterline length (LWL) of at least 9.14 metres carrying spinnaker-like sails.

The tallships represented in our website are split according to their classes, so take a chance to read about the ships, which you would be able to see live in Klaipeda from August 18th, 2011!