ARC Season Arrives in the Caribbean
ARC and ARC+ fleets complete their transatlantic journeys, celebrating victories and reflecting on challenges in Grenada and Saint Lucia.
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ARC and ARC+ fleets complete their transatlantic journeys, celebrating victories and reflecting on challenges in Grenada and Saint Lucia.
Swedish sailor Dag Eresund, 33, went overboard during the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers, the World Cruising Club has confirmed.
234 yachts set sail from Gran Canaria to the Caribbean in the 39th Atlantic Rally for Cruisers, kicking off their 2,700-mile odyssey.
Sailors will head across the Atlantic Ocean, with prizegiving scheduled in
the Caribbean in December.
The Atlantic Rally for Cruisers has included 40,000 sailors throughout the years.
Although the ARC Plus was originally designed as a way for sailors to cross the Atlantic in the safety of a group, many sailors now take part for the community and camaraderie.
This year’s ARC Rally arrival festivities featured a marked return to pre-pandemic spirit.
The World Cruising Club is hosting a four-part series to help sailors make plans for a long-distance voyage.
The Atlantic Rally for Cruisers leaves Las Palmas de Gran Canaria for St. Lucia.
For over three decades, the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers has been a part of the transatlantic experience for sailors, and the destination—St. Lucia—the launching point for tropical cruising dreams.
The Salty Dawgs arrive in the Caribbean and the ARC leaves Gran Canaria.
A fleet of 26 boats set out on January 12 for a round-the-world adventure.
ARC and ARC+ fleets complete their transatlantic journeys, celebrating victories and reflecting on challenges in Grenada and Saint Lucia.
Swedish sailor Dag Eresund, 33, went overboard during the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers, the World Cruising Club has confirmed.
234 yachts set sail from Gran Canaria to the Caribbean in the 39th Atlantic Rally for Cruisers, kicking off their 2,700-mile odyssey.
Sailors will head across the Atlantic Ocean, with prizegiving scheduled in
the Caribbean in December.
The Atlantic Rally for Cruisers has included 40,000 sailors throughout the years.
Although the ARC Plus was originally designed as a way for sailors to cross the Atlantic in the safety of a group, many sailors now take part for the community and camaraderie.
This year’s ARC Rally arrival festivities featured a marked return to pre-pandemic spirit.
The World Cruising Club is hosting a four-part series to help sailors make plans for a long-distance voyage.
The Atlantic Rally for Cruisers leaves Las Palmas de Gran Canaria for St. Lucia.
For over three decades, the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers has been a part of the transatlantic experience for sailors, and the destination—St. Lucia—the launching point for tropical cruising dreams.
The Salty Dawgs arrive in the Caribbean and the ARC leaves Gran Canaria.
A fleet of 26 boats set out on January 12 for a round-the-world adventure.
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