Antigua Sailing Week 

A Premier Sailing Event in the Caribbean 

The Caribbean Islands welcome Antigua Sailing Week! More than 80 boats from around the world will convene on Antigua's English and Falmouth Harbors for the event, which includes the competition for the Lord Nelson's Trophy. 

Sailing Week Featured Events 

This year's event will also include the Antigua Sailing Week Dragon Cup, with seven Petticrow Dragons racing in Falmouth Harbour, including Olympic gold medalist Paul Hoj-Jensen on the starting line. It's not just sailboats, though: the Antigua Wingfoil Championships are also on the agenda for the second year, with two days of racing. 

Festivities and Activities in Antigua 

Even if you're not racing, it’s an action-packed week of festivities, whether you're enjoying the plethora of onshore events or taking part in the festival's "Chase the Race" program, including finding the best vantage points on the island. 

Longevity and Legacy 

The Week is one of the longest-running regattas in the Caribbean, with five days of racing and a vibrant social scene, including parties, concerts, and dinners every night of the schedule. Be part of one of the world's most esteemed sailing events – a favorite for so many! 

Antigua Sailing Week holds a prominent place on the Caribbean sailing calendar, attracting sailors worldwide to the breathtaking waters of Antigua and Barbuda. 

Racing and Competition 

This event spans five days, offering a schedule filled with competitive racing. Known for its closely contested and strategic races, the courses wind around the picturesque coastline of Antigua. The regatta draws a diverse fleet, ranging from small local boats to high-performance racing yachts and luxurious superyachts. 

Beyond Sailing in Antigua 

Yet, Antigua Sailing Week transcends mere sailing competition. The onshore activities are integral to the event's charm. Each day of racing concludes with a lively party featuring live music, dancing, and a diverse array of local cuisine and beverages. The atmosphere is vibrant, and the camaraderie among sailors and spectators is unmistakable. 

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