Starting on Sunday 11 January 2026, this thrilling 2,995-nautical mile challenge will once again set sail from Calero Marinas Marina Lanzarote in the Canary Islands before charting a new course west to a spectacular finish in Antigua, West Indies. This exciting new destination ushers in a vibrant chapter in the race’s evolution, reinforcing its place as one of the great modern ocean classics and offering better logistics for race teams continuing on to Antigua for the RORC Caribbean 600.

Races will be held in the coastal waters of Dutch and French St Maarten / St Martin; and for the Ocean Class (larger and higher speed potential entrants) there will be longer races around St. Barth’s and Saba.

The 17th edition of the RORC Caribbean 600 will start on Monday 23rd of February, 2026. Starting and finishing in Antigua. The classic Royal Ocean Racing Club's non-stop 600nm race goes around 11 Caribbean islands.

The St. Maarten Heineken Regatta will celebrate its 46th edition in 2026 from MARCH 5-8, 2026. It is the largest regatta in the Caribbean and likely the largest warm water regatta in the world.

The St. Thomas International Regatta (STIR) is taking a tack towards tradition by moving the event’s date to Easter Weekend, April 3-5, 2026. This global holiday, a calendar staple for the International Rolex Regatta and now STIR for over two decades, marks an occasion when families and friends make time to gather and celebrate.

Regularly attracting over a thousand of the greatest sailors from across the globe, the Les Voiles De Saint Barth is a fantastic regatta for charter guests to join in on.

Regattas in The Abacos is brought to life by a dedicated team of passionate volunteers who share a love for sailing and a deep commitment to showcasing the beauty of the Abacos, Bahamas. This enthusiastic group works tirelessly to organize every aspect of the event, from planning the races to coordinating the vibrant evening celebrations.

Their goal is not only to create an unforgettable experience for participants and spectators but also to highlight the stunning waters, rich culture, and warm hospitality that make the Abacos so special. Their efforts ensure the regatta remains a cherished tradition for the sailing community and a proud celebration of this island paradise.