A. Le Coq 67th MOONSUND Regatta 2024 Sets Sail in Tallinn! | 12 Jul 24, piret.salmistu

Summer in Estonia has reached its midpoint, and for sailors, this means only one thing – it's time for the traditional sailing festival, the Muhu Väin Regatta! Estonia’s biggest and oldest sailing regatta wouldn’t be the same without this event. This year’s A. Le Coq 67th Moonsund Regatta takes place from July 13th to July 20th, starting in Tallinn, heading to Kärdla in Hiiumaa, and finishing a week later in Haapsalu. 102 yachts with around 600 sailors, including participants from Estonia, Latvia, Finland, and Lithuania, are ready to set sail.


Let the Sailing Extravaganza Begin!


A. Le Coq 67th Muhu Väin Regatta & The Tall Ships Races This year, Estonia’s oldest and largest sailing regatta kicks off in Tallinn for several exciting reasons. Last hosted here in 2020, the regatta marks a special start on July 13th, with events connecting to The Tall Ships Races and Tallinn Maritime Days at the revamped Kalevi Yacht Club harbor in Pirita.

Sailing Village & Activities at Kalevi Yacht Club On July 13th, visit the regatta village at Kalevi Yacht Club harbor in Pirita, offering activities for both kids and adults. Enjoy delicious food from Reval Cafe, Sailors Home, and Alexela food truck, and join workshops by Vladislav Koržets and Hanno "The Fisherman" Kask. Explore sailing gear from Sportland, Alter Marine, and Nautical Partners, and be entertained by Puuluup and the multi-talented Reigo Ahven. For more info, check the event details here.

Spectacular Maritime Parade on July 14th Witness an extraordinary maritime parade on July 14th, featuring fleets from The Tall Ships Races and the Moonsund Regatta, creating a stunning visual spectacle. For parade details, click here. Later, engage in sailing-related discussions, watch the film "Kon-Tiki," and enjoy the UEFA Euro final match at the outdoor cinema.

Competition Schedule


Monday, July 15th – Pro Marine Trade Tallinn Round 

The first race day begins with a shorter coastal race near Tallinn.

Tuesday, July 16th – Alter Marine Inshore Race 

Continuing with "can races" on windward-leeward courses near Naissaar for larger yachts and in Tallinn Bay for smaller ones.

Wednesday, July 17th – Tactical Foodpack Tallinn-Kärdla Leg 

The longest leg to Kärdla may present significant challenges depending on wind conditions. Based on the previous race duration and weather, the following day might be a rest day, but this will be seen.  Yacht Club Dago and Kärdla Harbor will host the regatta in Hiiumaa.

Thursday, July 18th – Loodus Invest Kärdla Round 

Enjoy the regatta party at Villaladu, Kärdla, with music by Untsakad and DJ Black Mama.

Friday, July 19th – Alexela Kärdla-Haapsalu Leg 

We return to the mainland, where Haapsalu hosts a rich program, including performances by Duo Ruut, a special show by Viktor Siilats, and a supergroup led by Andrus Rannaääre, with Rosanna Lints and Silver Laas as the soloists. 

Saturday, July 20th – Santa Maria Haapsalu Round 

The final stage culminates with the announcement of the regatta winners.