Yacht handover and start in Pirovac
Yacht preparation, a practice race, the first windward–leeward race, crew presentations and the official opening.
Regatta SEA CUP 2026 is behind us. From 29 August to 5 September, we sailed the Adriatic for a week of racing, training and time together. Explore the programme of this completed edition.
A week in Croatia: training, racing and life on board. SEA CUP 2026 finished on 5 September.
Regatta SEA CUP is a week-long business regatta on the Adriatic. Windward–leeward racing, navigation stages and a longer offshore leg meet crew briefings, networking and shared fleet events.
The 2025 edition brought 41 yachts and over 320 participants in four classes to one of Croatia’s finest sailing regions. It was described as the largest Polish regatta held abroad.
We prepare our own crew, assign roles, train together and review each race. Beginners get a real introduction to racing, while experienced sailors work on tactics and precision.
The chair of ProfiSailing Foundation owns the Regatta SEA CUP brand and is its principal organiser. We help shape an event we know from the water, the programme and the organisation behind it.
Everyone has a role on board. Every move affects the result.ProfiSailing · Croatia
From training in Pirovac through Kornati and the offshore leg to the finish in Biograd. The programme was subject to weather and race committee decisions.
Yacht preparation, a practice race, the first windward–leeward race, crew presentations and the official opening.
Skipper briefing, Business Morning, racing and the fleet’s first night in the heart of Kornati.
The most demanding stage: a longer offshore race from Piškera to Sali across the Adriatic.
Windward–leeward racing, a short navigation race, a possible Kornati bay stop and the evening Sailing & Company gathering.
Final races, the closing gala, prize-giving and a relaxed sail back to home ports.
We work towards a prepared crew, meaningful roles and a week that leaves you with more understanding than when you stepped aboard.
Understanding the crew’s needs, assigning roles and getting to know the yacht, equipment and safe working routines.
Manoeuvres, sail trim, communication and consistent actions under time pressure.
Starts, course strategy, decisions as the wind shifts and a review of each race.

Crews compete by day and moor in the same marina at night. Conversations, shared experience and new connections grow naturally.
A format for companies, entrepreneurs and anyone who wants to develop their sailing in good, ambitious company.
Explore the official gallery ↗The official fleet had four racing groups. Yachts were selected for safety, technical condition and sail quality.

A sporting group with an additional gennaker and a full racing schedule.

Yachts combining racing with comfort for a week at sea.

One of the official fleet’s starting groups in 2026.

The largest boats racing under the ORC rating system.
Official SEA CUP materials alongside ProfiSailing’s offshore archive. Click a photo to open the larger image.
Regatta SEA CUP · Adriatic
The crew racing
An offshore start
The SEA CUP 2025 community
Together on boardThe ProfiSailing package combined regatta participation with crew preparation and support. Terms for a future edition will be confirmed when registration opens.
No. The skipper is responsible for the yacht. We adapt roles and tasks to each crew member’s experience.
SEA CUP has a strong business and networking focus. Places on the ProfiSailing crew depend on registration for each edition; we discuss every enquiry individually.
Yes. Preparation, training and clear roles are part of our format. Willingness to cooperate and take an active part matters most.
The organiser publishes programmes, fleet details, results and notices at regattaseacup.com.
Leave your contact details. We’ll share the next ProfiSailing crew’s details when registration opens.