See http://www.jubilee.smry.org/jubileeEvent.php

Yes, KSSS has a number of beds which are for rent,
Contact isabelle@ksss.se for more information.

In Saltsjöbaden you can try Grand Hotel Saltsjöbaden located in the regatta area;
http://www.grandsaltsjobaden.se/suk_forside.asp
Otherwise you hopefully can find something else at
http://www.stockholmtown.com/Default.aspx?epslanguage=EN
In Sandhamn it is easiest to find rooms at http://www.sandhamn.se

We have been offered to park caravans at Saltsjöbaden´s Boat Club,
about 2 km from the regatta venue.
There is access to electricity and water.
Please inform us on jubilee@smry.org if you are bringing a caravan so that we
can let them know in advance how many are coming.

To be able to sail safe in Swedich waters you need navigational charts.
http://www.shipadm.org/templates/SFVXPage____7056.aspx

I would recommend you to make contact with Anders Persson (anders.persson@wspgroup.se),
he will help you with all the practical things in Karlskrona.

It will be a relatively informal event but a well-groomed appearance recommended
(meaning you can leave the raincote outside).

The rally starts at Karlskrona and is a cruise in squadron which we do together.
The Sandhamn regatta is arranged by KSSS in Sandhamn from July 30 and is an open
competition.
The Jubilee races at Saltsjöbaden are a mutual arrangement between
The Square Metre Assoc. and KSSS. These include the races for the Square Metre Trophy,
Europa Cup and Classic Lys för 40 sqm and upwards.
See you there!

All the boats will be allotted places outside Grand Hotel in Hotelviken, exclusively reserved for
Square Metre Yachts.

The boat could be berthed in KSSS guest harbor, cost 200 SEK per night.
It is best to call Bengt Gustafsson, which is the Harbor Master and try to negotiate
up slightly cheaper.
Bengts contact: 08-556 166 89070-678 41 86, bengt@ksss.se

If you already have a berth nearby and do not want to be in on the social scene
just send your entry for the races to KSSS.
If you want to take part in the social events, welcome party etc and occupy a berth
at the venue you need to register on this website.

Yes, if you have registered Yacht incl. skipper for this at the web site,
and preferably paid as well.

In and around Grand Hotel there are three bars/restaurants.
There are also a number of showers, toilets etc., petrol station with a small kiosk.
Boatlift but the mast crane is a short distance away. The central office of KSSS is close by.
The railway station with a regular train service to the centre of Stockholm is
250 yards away, and here there is also a popular café/restaurant.

Valid National Measurement Certificate shall be presented for the A22 and SK30
at the Jubilee Race.

SSKF has the following measurement officials: http://www.sskf.se/Adresser/matningsman.htm

Yes but it would be better to have it measured in beforehand.
We will have a measurement official there from Monday 4th August.
His name is Mats Johansson and he can be reached on +46 8 4496464 or +46 70 5701289
You can probably also talk to him about alternative times.

To navigate up the Swedish east coast from Karlskrona to Sandhamn it will be
necessary with Hanöbukten, Kalmarsund, Ostkusten, Stockholm S and Stockholm M.
If you only will sail Stockholm/Saltsjöbaden/Sandhamn area it is enough with Stockholm M.
See http://www.shipadm.org/pages/3337/SPORT_INDEX2008.pdf

Of course, you are welcome, we will have an open class
for the boats that do not sail the Skärgårdskryssarepokalen or EuropaCup.
You may notify you to the race at KSSS site, and for the events
with the berth, etc. on this site. Please register your LYS if you have any.

Yes. A non official race will be held from Sandhamn to Saltsjöbaden on
Monday 4 August. Skippers\' meeting in the morning for briefing on the course etc

The best way is to take part. But in the unlikely event of someone coming without a boat we
will make arrangements for you to view the races at close quarters. The course goes close
to land, offering a good view to spectators, but there will also be an opportunity to join a
spectator boat. If you want to be quite sure of securing a place on such a boat you are
recommended to apply for a place straightaway. There is always the risk of overbooking,
and first come first serve...

We now have a spectator boat for eight persons Wednesday to Saturday.
Email interest, and the number of people and day(s) to jubilee@smry.org .

Windward/leeward courses with split- and gatemarks.

Absolutely. This is a jubilee event for the Square Metres and everyone is welcome,
irrespective of ability or experience. But a good knowledge of the rules of the sea is essential.
Membership of a sailing club in Sweden or abroad is a requirement. And the boat should be
classified and insured.

Baggensfjärden is some way from the open sea, rather like an inshore lake.
The lake is fairly confined and well-known for tricky and variable winds. well protected,
with negligible wave height irrespective of wind direction. Suitable for all square metre classes.
Tactics will be more decisive than boatspeed. The national Dragon (2007) and J80 (2006)
championships have been held here recently. Every year KSSS arranges an Olympic regatta
here in the dinghy classes with 400-500 paritcipants.