14th April 2022 to 23rd April 2022
Les Voiles De St. Barth 2022
If you’re looking to add a touch fo class to your Caribbean racing, then Les Voiles De St. Barth is the regatta for you.
If you’re looking to add a touch of class to your Caribbean racing, then Les Voiles De St. Barth is the regatta for you.
9 Nights: 14 - 23 April 2022
£1,100 per person
The island of St. Barthélemy will be hosting their young, but incredibly successful regatta again. Begun in 2010, this stunningly beautiful island will be celebrating the 11th edition of Les Voiles de St. Barth. With its perfect sailing conditions for competitive racing, fine dining and incredible beaches, this is not one to miss.
Suited to
Solo, Couples, Groups
Difficulty
Moderate - Previous racing experience and a good level of fitness essential.
Nights onboard
9
Vessel type
Beneteau First 40.7
Vessel length
40ft
Skipper
Yes
Berth Style
In pipe cots
Insurance Required
Yes
High-performance boats with crews made up of some of the best international sailors will be returning to the turquoise waters around St. Barths for five days of challenging, yet diverse racecourses. Expect to be a part of close battles in all classes, in every race, with suspense right up to the finishing line.
There is a choice of 26 possible courses ranging from 17 to 60 miles, with the decision of which course to race being dependent on the weather. The plan is two races a day, without starting too early or finishing too late, reflecting the laid back atmosphere of the island.
Afterwards, there’s a schedule of special events and evening concerts for the sailors as well as the local population. The Port of Gustavia will be the hub of the fun and festivities with a central Race Village catering for the competitors. There is also the signature Lay Day in the middle of the regatta spent at the famous Nikki Beach where you can soak up the Classic French lifestyle in the middle of the Caribbean.
All of these elements come together to create this ‘must-do’ event which makes up Les Voiles de Saint-Barth.
Days 1 – 4 – Arrival and four days of training
Arrival in Gustavia, St Barth for a welcome onto the boat at the marina. This is when you will meet your skipper and your fellow crew and go over the safety brief and the race program. You’ll spend the rest of the day preparing the boat and getting to know the rest of the crew to help build you all into a unique racing team.
The bar in the Race Village is open from 3pm on Saturday 10th and there will be live music from 7pm as a nice unwind after your four days of training.
Day 5 – Opening Ceremony
After breakfast, there will be a full day of making any last-minute enhancements to the boat. By the end of today you should all be feeling happy with the boat and with working together as a team.
At 6pm the Opening Ceremony will be held at Quai de Gaulle and from 7:30pm, there will be more live music to enjoy.
Day 6 – Race Day 1
Fill up with a hearty breakfast as today is what you’ve you’ve been preparing for. Today is Race Day 1 for Les Voiles De St Barth. Time for any last tweeks to boat or crew before the race kicks off at 12pm. Then the evening is celebrated with prize giving from 6pm and live music from 7:30pm.
Day 7 – Race Day 2
It’s an earlier start to the races today with a 10am kick-off and an evening of prize giving and live music.
Day 8 – Race Day 3 and Crew Party
After an early breakfast, it’s another 10am race start. After this evenings prize giving there will be a Crew Party on Shell Beach which is open to everyone from 6:30pm. Enjoy your evening of socialising!
Day 9 – Lay Day
A free day to see the sights and embrace the culture of St Barth.
Day 10 – Race Day 4
Hope you didn’t go too crazy with your day off as it’s another 10am start for the penultimate Race Day 4, with the days prize giving in the evening and a live concert from 7:30pm.
Day 11 – Race Day 5 and Awards Ceremony
This is the last chance to push yourselves and have a great last racing day. It’s another 10am race start. Prize giving is at the usual time of 6pm, with the Awards Ceremony starting at 7pm, fireworks at 8:15pm and live music from 8:30pm. It should be a fabulous evening in the race village to wrap up celebrations on another successful Les Voiles De St Barth.
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£1100 per person
Deposit 50% balance due 12wks before departure
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Our team of sailing specialists are on hand to help answer any questions you may have.
Contact Us- Previous racing experience required.
- A good level of fitness recommended.
Gustaf III Airport
Gustaf III Airport
High-performance boats with crews made up of some of the best international sailors will be returning to the turquoise waters around St. Barths for five days of challenging, yet diverse racecourses. Expect to be a part of close battles in all classes, in every race, with suspense right up to the finishing line.
There is a choice of 26 possible courses ranging from 17 to 60 miles, with the decision of which course to race being dependent on the weather. The plan is two races a day, without starting too early or finishing too late, reflecting the laid back atmosphere of the island.
Afterwards, there’s a schedule of special events and evening concerts for the sailors as well as the local population. The Port of Gustavia will be the hub of the fun and festivities with a central Race Village catering for the competitors. There is also the signature Lay Day in the middle of the regatta spent at the famous Nikki Beach where you can soak up the Classic French lifestyle in the middle of the Caribbean.
All of these elements come together to create this ‘must-do’ event which makes up Les Voiles de Saint-Barth.
Days 1 – 4 – Arrival and four days of training
Arrival in Gustavia, St Barth for a welcome onto the boat at the marina. This is when you will meet your skipper and your fellow crew and go over the safety brief and the race program. You’ll spend the rest of the day preparing the boat and getting to know the rest of the crew to help build you all into a unique racing team.
The bar in the Race Village is open from 3pm on Saturday 10th and there will be live music from 7pm as a nice unwind after your four days of training.
Day 5 – Opening Ceremony
After breakfast, there will be a full day of making any last-minute enhancements to the boat. By the end of today you should all be feeling happy with the boat and with working together as a team.
At 6pm the Opening Ceremony will be held at Quai de Gaulle and from 7:30pm, there will be more live music to enjoy.
Day 6 – Race Day 1
Fill up with a hearty breakfast as today is what you’ve you’ve been preparing for. Today is Race Day 1 for Les Voiles De St Barth. Time for any last tweeks to boat or crew before the race kicks off at 12pm. Then the evening is celebrated with prize giving from 6pm and live music from 7:30pm.
Day 7 – Race Day 2
It’s an earlier start to the races today with a 10am kick-off and an evening of prize giving and live music.
Day 8 – Race Day 3 and Crew Party
After an early breakfast, it’s another 10am race start. After this evenings prize giving there will be a Crew Party on Shell Beach which is open to everyone from 6:30pm. Enjoy your evening of socialising!
Day 9 – Lay Day
A free day to see the sights and embrace the culture of St Barth.
Day 10 – Race Day 4
Hope you didn’t go too crazy with your day off as it’s another 10am start for the penultimate Race Day 4, with the days prize giving in the evening and a live concert from 7:30pm.
Day 11 – Race Day 5 and Awards Ceremony
This is the last chance to push yourselves and have a great last racing day. It’s another 10am race start. Prize giving is at the usual time of 6pm, with the Awards Ceremony starting at 7pm, fireworks at 8:15pm and live music from 8:30pm. It should be a fabulous evening in the race village to wrap up celebrations on another successful Les Voiles De St Barth.
20-25 litre dry bag
Deck trainers
Sailing gloves x 1 (optional)
Sun hat
Sun glasses
Safety knife
Tropical sleeping bag
T-shirt tech quick dry, breathable UV protection type
Shorts x 2
Shore clothes
