Since the first West Indies Regatta in 2009, our aim has been to encourage and promote the dying art of Caribbean Boatbuilding among the islands and share the experience of sailing on these unique craft. In addition, we now have …
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The Caribbean is best known for its winter and spring regattas. Yet the fun never stops! Caribbean regattas take place nearly every month of the year. Here’s a sampling of what’s happening in the late spring, summer and fall: April …
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Eight years ago, a regatta was born in Saint Barth to honor the tradition of Caribbean sailing, with a fleet of wooden schooners and sloops built around the islands. The 8th annual West Indies Regatta took place from April 28th …
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There are one or more major Caribbean regattas nearly every month of the year. Here’s a sampling of what’s happening from April to November. April 11th – 16th Les Voiles de Saint-Barth Celebrity sailors and sailboats, including America’s Cup …
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Welcome to the first All At Sea of 2016. At this time, many editors like to look astern as the highlights of the past year bob in their wake but we are not going to do that, instead, we are …
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To the casual viewer it was just a group of old wooden boats tied stern to the dock manned by barefoot rogues that resembled pirates more than yachtsmen. Even more puzzling was the fact that this was St. Barth, where …
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In May I had the privilege of sailing on a West Indian workboat during the West Indies Regatta in St. Barth. The boat, Tradition, skippered and owned by Laurie Gumbs, is based in Anguilla, where she is a very …
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Every season is regatta season in the Caribbean. Here is a sampling of some of the events happening for the rest of 2015. For a full list of events please confirm on our calendar: http://www.allatsea.net/calendar/ April 2-6: Bequia Easter Regatta Some …
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The West Indies Regatta, which takes place in Saint Barth the first weekend in May each year, adds a touch of old time sailing to the island’s nautical calendar. The last official event of the season, this charming little regatta …
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Regatta season doesn’t stop when the winter finishes. The spring, summer and fall all feature racing events that offer a mix of competition, camaraderie and celebration. April 7-12 Oyster Regatta – Antigua 2014: Scheduled to follow the celebrations marking …
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As of January, over 35 maxi yachts had registered for the annual St Barth Bucket, a prestigious regatta for sailboats over 100ft in length. With a captain’s briefing and owner’s party on March 27, plus three days of challenging sailing …
Read More »As Saint Barth regattas go, the West Indies Regatta is perhaps the smallest but also the most charming. A fleet of traditional wooden sailboats competed in the fifth anniversary of this just-for-fun event on the weekend of May 2–5. Summer …
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Dubbed the ‘Wet Indies Regatta’ by organizer Alexis Andrews after lots of rain, the 2012 West Indies Regatta suffered not only from cloudy skies but also from a lack of wind, resulting in no real racing over the weekend of …
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Grenada is being promoted at two of the world’s most prestigious regattas in a very unique way. On Friday April 13th, Danny Donelan, Assistant Manager at Camper & Nicholsons Port Louis Marina, left Grenada aboard the sailing yacht Savvy for …
Read More »June 2011 saw the completion of Moreland's fifth circumnavigation of the globe, which began in 2010. The voyage lasted 14-months and charted 30,000 nautical miles, visiting 31 ports in 23 countries.
Read More »In tribute to traditional working sailboats that carried merchandise from island to island in the 1950-60s, the third edition of the West Indies Regatta took place on the weekend of May 1st in Saint Barth.
Read More »Six traditional Carriacou sloops enjoyed great weather and ideal sailing conditions on May 1 and 2 for the second annual edition of the West Indies Regatta.
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