New Classes in the 2019 Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta
The Dragon Class, last included in 2009, will be re-introduced into the 2019 Classics in April. These sleek, 8.9m one-design boats are true classics, over 80 years old. The basic…
The Dragon Class, last included in 2009, will be re-introduced into the 2019 Classics in April. These sleek, 8.9m one-design boats are true classics, over 80 years old. The basic…
St. John’s, Antigua (January 16, 2018) – Antigua and Barbuda, with its strong heritage of yacht racing and moniker as the Sailing Capital of the Caribbean, is always keen for…
US entries make up 40% of IRC fleet + Record year for Class40s With just over a month to go until the start of the RORC Caribbean 600, 77 teams…
You may have heard the terminology Sailability Antigua, or Sailability, and wonder what on earth it is. Check out the website www.sailability.org and you will see that the programme in…
A foreign registered vessel operating in Antigua & Barbuda waters must comply with the small craft regulations but this will be part of the conditions of the short term Cruising…
As Team Antigua Island Girls begin their row to return home to Antigua 3000 miles away in Antigua, the Antigua and Barbuda Marine Association are inviting well wishers, sporting enthusiasts…
6 pm, Tuesday 27 November, 2018 Events Centre, Antigua Yacht Club, English Harbour NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting (‘AGM’) of the Antigua and Barbuda Marine Association…
Two days of intense racing at the Caribbean Sailing Association Caribbean Dinghy Championships over the weekend ended with a team victory for Antigua. Race manager Karl James was delighted with…
The Royal Bermuda Yacht Club announces that the third edition of the Antigua Bermuda Race will start on the May 8, 2019 and will be part of the 2019 Atlantic…
The 5th Annual Barts Bash took place on Sunday 16th September at sailing venues around the world. In Antigua sailors from around the island convened at Antigua Yacht Club for…