30 MARCH – 5 APRIL 2020
March 30-April 5, 2020- Set your sights on Warm Water, Hot Racing and the Coolest parties. BVI Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival is a “must do” regatta with a full week of fantastic racing for HP, Multihulls, One Design and multiple Charter Options available.
W/L, Round the Islands, two Oceans and a Channel using stunning islands as marks for fun and creative navigational challenges.
27 – 29 MARCH 2020
There’s something for everyone at the St. Thomas International Regatta (STIR). Set for 27-29 March 2020, this ‘Crown Jewel’ of Caribbean yacht racing offers one-design, multihull and keelboat classes for all types of yachts. Professional race management assures a customized mix of round-the-buoy and round-the- islands style courses. What’s more, come early, tune up and sail the one-day Round the Rocks race on 26 March, a circumnavigation of neighboring St. John. There’s nightly
12 – 18 APRIL 2020
Saint Barth’s stunning beauty and exceptional sailing conditions provide the perfect backdrop for competitive racing and après sailing fun. LVSB hosts five days racing on diverse coastal courses, a central Race Village for morning cafés and evening concerts, plus Les Voiles’ signature Nikki Beach “Day Off” at and a beach crew party, all done with classic French flair. Multiple classes return each year led by the Maxis and Super Maxis, now racing under IRC. More than just a competitive
25 APRIL – 1 MAY 2020
Race, chase and celebrate at Antigua Sailing Week. This 50 plus year event has something for every one to enjoy. The end of season regatta has maintained its popularity and whether you are highly- trained crew on a state of the art race boat or family racing, it is an opportunity to experience racing excellence amongst the most beautiful of landscapes. Not a sailor? Not a problem. In addition to the top-notch racing courses and conditions ASW is also known for its exciting shoreside entertainment, and
6 – 14 MAY 2020
The fourth Antigua Bermuda Race will be an exciting passage race following close on Antigua Sailing Week, bringing boats safely in company to Bermuda to enjoy a respite prior to the Newport / Solent seasons. Open to yachts & multihulls > 40ft. IRC, CSA Cruising, Superyacht and Double-Handed dual scoring. A provision of a motor sailing handicap will be overlaid for CSA Cruisers. Organized by Royal Bermuda Yacht Club in association with Antigua Sailing Week, sponsored by Bermuda
BVI SPRING REGATTA
The Regatta Village is renown to welcome all sailors back to shore for the ultimate party in Paradise. Plenty of food, two huge bars and dancing on the beach and under the stars each night.
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MARCH 30 - APRIL 5, 2020 BVI Spring Regatta & Sailing Festival
WARM WATER ~ HOT RACING ~ COOL PARTIES ST. THOMAS INTERNATIONAL REGATTA
entertainment and dining, plus villas, condominiums and Airbnb’s located within half a mile of the venue. It’s no wonder that STIR’s motto is ‘We love it here’!
WWW.STTHOMASINTERNATIONALREGATTA.COM
LES VOILES DE ST BARTH RICHARD MILLE
regatta, this eco-friendly event invites racers and their guests to explore Saint Barth’s fine dining, great shopping and incredible beaches. Les Voiles encourages teams to utilize its free concierge service for planning logistics, and boat charters are available via
WWW.LESVOILESDESTBARTHRICHARDMILLE.COM
ANTIGUA SAILING WEEK (ASW)
spectacular Reggae In the Park concert. Don’t miss the opportunity to warm up for the five challenging days by also participating in the Peters & May Round Antigua Race the day before ASW.
WWW.SAILINGWEEK.COM 2020 25 A 25 APRIL – 1 MA – 1 MAY ANTIGUA BERMUDA RACE
Tourism Authority and Goslings Rum, it will be a great safe way to finish the Caribbean season and stage yourself for the summer.
WWW.ANTIGUABERMUDA.COM
ANTIGUA BERMUDA RACE 6 -14 May 2020
www.antiguabermuda.com
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