Spi Dauphine 2017: look back at an exceptional regatta

Creation of a village for a sailing event in Cannes. Barnum rental to accompany the sporting event Last April, 800 French students participated for a week in the Spi Dauphine, a traveling sailing race in the South of France. Atawa was there, at the start and at the finish, welcoming the exhausted sailors. In the port of Cannes, there were sailors singing, cheerful and motivated students, ready to take off in a wild atmosphere. Before departure, the sailors refueled at the base camp set up by Atawa. A bivouac made up of 15 pagodas distributing food, bibs and instructions to the young crews. She was the queen mother of the village: the large 250 m2 tent whose canvas vibrated every evening when the student sailors, drunk on iodized air came there to celebrate! DJ sets then competed with the Hisent Haut and other Santiano. The bivouac then traveled, following the sailors advancing on the waves to dock at the Marines of Cogolin, the port of arrival. Two base camps therefore for two ports, lands of festivals and conquests.