Sunsail onboard as Bareboat Charter Sponsor

Antigua Sailing Week organisers are delighted to announce the US based Sunsail Yacht Charters as the official bareboat partner of 2024 regatta which takes place April 27 – May 3.

“We are thrilled to welcome Sunsail as a new sponsor of Antigua Sailing Week,” said Alison Sly-Adams, President of Antigua Sailing Week. “Sunsail is a world-renowned yacht charter company with a strong commitment to sailing excellence and a long history here on island. Our partnership with Sunsail will bolster our race management allowing us to continue to deliver an unforgettable experience for our competitors and spectators alike.”

Antigua Sailing Week is celebrating its 55^th edition in 2024 and promises a packed itinerary for participants and their guests who hail from over 20 countries. The regatta attracts over 100 yachts and features a variety of racing classes, including a strong bareboat class, race charter, club class, one design and newest addition wingfoil.

“We are excited to be a part of one of the most iconic sailing events in the Caribbean,” said Josie Tucci, VP of Sales & Marketing at Sunsail. “Sunsail is committed to providing our customers with the best possible sailing experience, and we believe that Antigua Sailing Week is the perfect event for sailors of all levels. We look forward to working with the organizers to make the 2024 event the best one yet.”

Sunsail with its convenient base in English Harbours, Nelson’s Dockyard, will be offering a variety of bareboat charter packages for Antigua Sailing Week 2024.  It’s the perfect time to explore the Antiguan Sunsail fleet and make your booking to participate next year by visiting sunsail.com.

Catamaran charters are also available to support racing crews as a mothership or for holiday makers who are keen to have an up-close spectator experience for the week.

Entries are now open to bareboat, race charter and all CSA classes for the racing. To review the Notice of Race and to check out the latest updates go to: www.sailingweek.com