Strictly Sail Pacific opens today

The four-day Strictly Sail Pacific show opens today in a new location at Craneway Pavilion and Marina Bay Yacht Harbor in Richmond, Calif., in the Bay Area.

Author:: Trade Only Today Editors
Publish date:: Apr 7, 2016
Updated on: Jul 28, 2017

The four-day Strictly Sail Pacific show opens today in a new location at Craneway Pavilion and Marina Bay Yacht Harbor in Richmond, Calif., in the Bay Area.

Several builders will display new boats, including Dehler, C&C, Catalina, Hanse, J/Boats, Jeanneau, Lagoon and Moody.

The show will also feature a variety of accessories and apparel.

Discover Sailing clinics, as well as cruising and advanced seminars, will be offered.

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