The Sal Road is one of the most important sports tests in the Mediterranean, and for more than 30 years it has contributed decisively to promoting and promoting cruise navigation in our country

The 31 edition of the most important navigation race in the Mediterranean has been presented in the Nautical Hall of Barcelona. Isabel Subirats, the driver of the race, in the presentation thanked the attendees and all the sailors that with their participation over these years, have made it possible for this race to be what it is today, one of the most important in the Mediterranean. The president of the Barcelona Nautical Hall, Luis Conde, described the Ruta de la Sal as "an example of success, in its entire trajectory, consolidating itself as a reference, both in the world of the organization of races, and of leadership in a social and sports event. "

The 2018 edition will set off on the day of Holy Thursday, March 29, from three ports, CM Port Ginesta (Barcelona), RCN Denia (Alicante) and CV Port d'Andratx (Mallorca) all the ships to the port of Sant Antoni of Portmany in Ibiza. The Ruta de la Sal is the great meeting of sailors in the maritime adventure during the days of Easter to the island of Ibiza. Your goal is to sail in the company of other sailors during the Holy Week plenilunio and enjoy covering miles.

The Barcelona version will leave Port Ginesta heading for Ibiza, 140 miles until the arrival in Sant Antoni of Portmany. The Denia Version will start from the RCN Denia, leaving the islands of Formentera, Tagomago and Ibiza by port, until reaching Sant Antoni, in total, about 120 miles. The Mallorca version has its exit from the CV Port d'Andratx heading to Sant Antoni of Ibiza, leaving the islands of Tagomago, Formentera, Es Vedrà, Bledas and Rabbit per starboard, with a minimum distance of approximately 103 miles.