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The Andros International Sailing Race “Ioannis V. Goulandris” – 51 years of institution

The Andros International Sailing Race “Ioannis V. Goulandris” – 51 years of institution

The Andros International Sailing Race is a unique experience for the participants, having become one of the largest and most historic sailing events in Greece, despite difficult economic conditions. Since 1967, it has been held every year and is one of the most important open sea events in Greece. It is hosted in Andros, the island with the great maritime heritage. The Andros International Sailing Race is historically linked to the nautical community and prominent businessmen of the island. Visitors flocking to Andros have the option of a short escape from Athens, combining three days of relaxation with an exciting race to watch.

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