No GPS, No Autopilot: Don McIntyre Launches 2028 Transatlantic Rowing Race to Antigua
Don McIntyre’s Real Ocean Row bans GPS and autopilot for a 3,200-mile 2028 crossing from the Canary Islands to Antigua, echoing a 1966 voyage.
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Sailability Super Sunday a resounding success Raising $35,000 EC
This was the largest gathering of those differently abled ever to be assembled at one time in Antigua. Raising over $35,000 EC!
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Antigua to host Caribbean Dinghy Championship
The Caribbean Sailing Association (CSA) is delighted to announce that the 2018 edition of the Caribbean Dinghy Championship (CDC) will be hosted by the Antigua Yacht Club (AYC), in association with the National Sailing Academy (NSA) in Falmouth Harbour, Antigua. The two-day regatta will take place on October 27th and 28th. The CDC event is unique in that…
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Final day- Final race- You ain’ Gon Believe This
Friday Final Day… Do you know the difference between a fairy tale and a Caribbean Regatta story? One starts out with “once upon a time” and the other with “you ain’ gon believe this” Last day of Antigua Sailing Week aboard “High Tension” and we are going in tied for 1st place and one point…
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NEWS: BVI Team victorious in Caribbean Dinghy Championships
British Virgin Islands Team victorious in Caribbean Dinghy Championships The Caribbean Sailing Association (CSA) sanctioned Caribbean Dinghy Championships hosted jointly by Antigua Yacht Club and Antigua’s National Sailing Academy took place in November. Barbados, the British Virgin Islands (BVI), Trinidad and Tobago, St. Maarten and Antigua and Barbuda participated. The Zoom 8 class was won by…
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Caribbean Dinghy Championships Chart a New Course
The Caribbean Sailing Association (CSA) is withdrawing from the business of running a regatta and taking the best of both worlds. They have done this by awarding the time-honored Caribbean Dinghy Championships (CDC) to the same island for three years while at the same time leaving the door open for the event to travel to…
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Team Antigua Wins Premier’s Cup International Youth Regatta
Preparation and training earned Team Antigua the championship at the 15th BVI Premier’s Cup International Youth Regatta, sailed out of Nanny Cay Resort & Marina, on Tortola, July 13 – 14. Winning team members were: Janield Smith, Stephan Dundas, Rhone Kirby, Jules Mitchell, Lewis Fitzgerald and David Jackson. “I am very proud of the…
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National Sailing Academy Opens ‘Satellite’ at Jolly Harbour Antigua
An exciting development for the National Sailing Academy is the opening of its new facility at Jolly Harbour Marina. Thanks to the support of C.D.A.L. and the Jolly Harbour Marina, an area has been designated for storage of boats and equipment and a ramp has been built to launch the sailing dinghies. The opening ceremony…
