Antigua Sailing Week 2011 superb sailing and guaranteed fun

11:01 AM Fri 25 Mar 2011 GMT

'The distinctive spinnaker of Antiguan boat Hugo B' Tim Wright /Photoaction.com ?

The 44th Antigua Sailing Week starts just one month from today and already sees an influx of over one thousand competitors and exactly 100 boats entered to date. The Caribbean?s longest-running and most famous regatta will take place at Nelson?s Dockyard and English Harbour. Spectacular sailing and great entertainment attract competitors from all over the world to the magical island of Antigua and yachts from over 15 different countries are gathering to take part in the final act of the Caribbean regatta season. Peter Harrison?s magnificent 115ft ketch, Sojana, is the largest yacht entered to compete at Antigua Sailing Week ...

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