Moonsund Regatta

Sailing competition in Estonia

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Moonsund Regatta in 1958 Moonsund Regatta in 1983. Boats EDDA and MINNA

Moonsund Regatta (Estonian: Muhu väina regatt) is a sailing competition that takes place on Väinameri (Moonsund) in Estonia.[1]

First Regatta took place in 1958.[1]

In 2017, there was 60. Regatta, and this Regatta was the biggest of Moonsund Regattas: 850 sailors with 144 yachts, and sailors from five countries (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland and Russia).[1]

## In popular culture[edit]

films

* 1974 – Moonsund Regatta, 15 minutes in ETV
* 1994 – 38. Moonsund Regatta, in RTV and Lucky Strike
* 1996 – Moonsund Regatta, 40 minutes, directed by Jaanus Nõgisto

## References[edit]

1. ^ a b c "Muhu väina regatt: taust". muhuväin.ee. Retrieved 13 February 2023.

## External links[edit]

* Official website