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2025 Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta - Beat the deadline and save

by Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta 16 Feb 09:19 PST April 16-21, 2025
Regular competitor 40' Bill Dixon sloop Freya of Midgard © Tim Wilkes Photography

Registration fees for the 2025 Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta increase on March 1st. Save yourself some money by registering and completing your payment by February, 28th before the rates go up!

The Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta is an iconic gathering of classic yachts in historic Nelson's Dockyard in English Harbour that celebrates classic yachts and those that sail them so register today.

Register now at www.yachtscoring.com/emenu/16858.

Another regular, 65' Alfred Mylne design The Blue Peter built in 1930 - photo © Tobias Stoerkle
Another regular, 65' Alfred Mylne design The Blue Peter built in 1930 - photo © Tobias Stoerkle

Complete your payment by calling the Antigua Yacht Club at +1 268 460-1799

Don't let this opportunity slip through your fingers! Embrace the thrill of the seas and the elegance of classic yachts by registering and paying by February 28th and unlock substantial savings.

The tentative schedule of the Regatta's fun and exciting events can be seen here.

For more information please visit www.antiguaclassics.com.

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