Atlantic Crossing

Atlantic Crossing – British Virgin Islands to the Azores

West to East Across the North Atlantic

A long eastbound Atlantic crossing aboard Mirabo, leaving the British Virgin Islands for the planned European landfall in the Azores.

Voyage Information

Dates	15 May-7 June 2027
Duration	24 days
Fee	Regular price €1,700Early Bird€1,500Book by 15 October 2026
Status	Available
Route	Tortola, British Virgin Islands -> Azores, Portugal
Embarkation	Tortola, British Virgin Islands – 15 May 2027
Disembarkation	Azores, Portugal – planned arrival 7 June 2027; final island/port TBC
Distance	Approx. 2,300-2,600 nautical miles
Boat	Mirabo
Type	Atlantic Crossing
Guests	4-6
Sailing level	Active offshore passage – previous sailing experience recommended.
Route format	One-way / offshore passage

The Return Crossing

This is a serious offshore passage from west to east across the North Atlantic. The route is shaped by weather systems, routing decisions, watchkeeping and sustained time at sea.

Landfall in the Azores

The Azores are the planned European landfall, but the exact island and port remain TBC until the operational route is confirmed.

Practical Travel Information

Arrival gateway for embarkation: Tortola (EIS), subject to final planning. Departure airport in the Azores is TBC because the final landfall island/port is not fixed.

Life Aboard Mirabo

Mirabo is an expedition sailing boat, and the voyage should feel like real life aboard rather than a staged resort programme. Guests share the rhythm of navigation, meals, watches where relevant, sail handling when appropriate, time ashore and operational decisions shaped by the weather.

Weather and Itinerary Note

The published route and dates represent the planned voyage. Departure time, stop sequence, individual anchorages and arrival timing may change according to weather, sea conditions, clearance requirements and operational decisions made for safety.