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CULTURE

WE ARE SAILING A ntigua Sailing Week held annually at the end of April and early May, is one of the most prestigious and well-known sailing regattas Sailing is deeply woven into Antigua’s culture and the island’s sailing events draw tourists from around the world, contributing significantly to the local economy. The island’s strategic location, favourable winds, and deep harbours have made it a significant hub for sailing activities of all kinds while the modern marinas and shipyards cater to both recreational sailors and superyacht owners alike.

in the Caribbean, and it has a global reputation for its competitive racing and lively social events attracting sailors, yachts, and visitors from around the world. But Antigua also offers a rich calendar of sailing events throughout the year, catering to a wide range of interests and sailing styles. Whether you’re a competitive racer or a casual cruiser, there are plenty of opportunities to experience the island’s vibrant sailing culture, outside of Sailing Week. The Antigua Yacht Club, located in Falmouth Harbour, plays a central role in the local sailing community, including club races, regattas, and training events, which are open to members and visiting sailors alike. The club is a hub of sailing activity on the island and offers a welcoming environment for sailors of all levels. www.antiguayachtclub.com

Whether you love sailing, or you’ve never been but always wanted to, when in Antigua…. it really would be silly not to try it.

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