RS Tera World Championship 2024

THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT.

SHOULD ANY OF THE CURRENTLY REGISTERED SAILORS DROP OUT FOR SOME REASON THEN WE WILL BE CONTACTING THOSE ON A DEDICATED WAITING LIST. IF YOU WISH FOR YOUR NAME TO BE ADDED TO THAT LIST THEN PLEASE EMAIL THE EVENT HOSTS VIA TERAWORLDS2024@SKB.DK 

The RS Tera World Championship 2024 promises to be an incredible event. Join us in the stunning surroundings of the picturesque municipality of Greve, Denmark, for what promises to be a truly memorable event for sailors and families alike. If you have not yet experienced the legendary Danish Hospitality then this event is a must!

Registration / Measurement: Saturday, August 3rd / Sunday, August 4th (2 days)

Pre-event Coaching / Practice Racing: Sunday, August 4th (1 day)

Racing: Monday, August 5th - Thursday, August 8th (4 days)

RS Sailing are providing a limited number of charter boats for this event but, as part of the work of the class to try an increase the participation of international teams, RS supplied charter boats are reserved for use by sailors from outside of Europe. If you require a charter boat but you are located in a European country then please contact Peter Toft from the event Organising Authority direct via email: teraworlds2024@skb.dk or Telephone: +45 22 29 68 62 as the hosts have access to some local boats that can be made available on request. Payment of a fully-refundable security / damage deposit of EUR350 per RS supplied charter boat is required at the time of registration at the event venue.

Situated just 21Km West of the Danish Capital of Copenhagen, Greve is nestled on the east coast of the island of Zealand (Sjælland) in eastern Denmark. Until the 1960s the area was primarily agricultural, and most businesses in town were concentrated along the coastal road "Strandvejen". With numerous holiday cottages near the coast of Køge Bugt (Køge Bay) where the venue of the Worlds is located, this was also the destination for many inhabitants of Copenhagen on holiday away from the hustle and bustle of the city. During the late 1960s and into the 1970s, many people moved permanently out of Copenhagen and into new homes in places like Greve. What was formerly farmers' fields quickly turned into districts of detached houses, whilst most of the shops and similar businesses near the coastal road moved into central shopping malls such as Hundige Storcenter and Greve Midtby Center. Around 1980 the S-train railroad network was expanded towards Køge, and the stations Greve and Hundige were placed adjacent to the shopping malls.

Please do visit the https://greve.dk/ website if you are looking for more information on the venue. 

A list of accommodation options in and around Greve is available for download in the 'Documents' section of this web page, under the 'Other' tab.