With Adapted Sailing, the Sea Is for Everyone
César Maquieira has always loved the sea. Born and raised in the northwest of Spain, much of which is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, he would for years regularly go fishing and on boat trips, and he dabbled in scuba diving. There was something about the great expanse of azure water that for him represented freedom. But as an adult, Maquieira, now 51, developed a degenerative muscle disease. This means he becomes easily exhausted, and he uses a wheelchair. “It was difficult to accept,” says Maqu
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