The Cape to St Helena Yacht Race is a 1,700 nautical mile (3,060km) race that attracts all sorts of sailors, from the hard racers to those simply seeking adventure. Originally known as the Governor’s Cup, the race launched in 1996 and is usually held every other year; however, the 2020 race was cancelled due to […]
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Planning your dream escape to the volcanic paradise of St Helena just got a whole lot simpler. In December 2022, the launch of the Travel St Helena website www.travelsthelena.com developed booking accommodation on this unique island. A Personalised Approach to Your St Helena Adventure:Operated by Saints Darrin and Sharon Henry. Their website offers a personalised
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We are open! St Helena’s COVID-19 entry restrictions have been lifted. Weekly flights resume from 8 October 2022. Vaccination Entry to St Helena is not affected by vaccination status. Public spaces Masks are not required in public spaces, except within COVID-free Zones such as the General Hospital. Mask-wearing may also be required by individual businesses,
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St Helena Island will lift all COVID-19 entry restrictions from Monday, 8 August 2022. This re-opening of the island was announced by St Helena Government on 21 June 2022. All travellers to St Helena, whether fully vaccinated or not, will be able to enter the destination without quarantine restrictions. There are some great events coming
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The Titan charter flights that replaced St Helena’s usual air service with South Africa so far throughout the pandemic will come to an end in March, as the Airlink serviceis set to resume. In late 2021, St Helena Government announced that air service between Johannesburg and St Helena would recommence from 26 March 2022. This
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Previous Next Jonathan’s 190th Birthday Jonathan the Tortoise is the oldest known living land animal on Earth. As of January 2022, he is also the oldest chelonian ever recorded. Born in the early 1800s, Jonathan has lived on the remote island of St Helena, in the South Atlantic Ocean, since 1882. He has spent his
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