Whether you’ve just finished the ARC transatlantic crossing, are meeting up with friends or family at the finish line, or simply craving some tropical holiday cruising, we invite you to embark on our Post-ARC Caribbean cruising adventure. This is a perfect opportunity to unwind, explore, and soak in the charm of the Caribbean.
Our journey will take us to some of the most enchanting nearby islands, where you’ll have the chance to hop off the boat, stretch your legs, and immerse yourself in the unique cultures and beautiful landscapes. Whether it’s enjoying the sun-drenched beaches, exploring local markets, savouring delicious island cuisine, or discovering hidden gems, there’s something for everyone.
*** Please be aware that the cruising areas are subject to change. Our schedule is subject to change if bad weather forces us to delay departures, pull in to wait out a storm, we have to make any last-minute changes due to any unforeseen circumstances.
Rodney Bay, St Lucia will be the Departure and Return location if you plan to leave us on Dec 29th. If you plan to stay on longer, let us know and we can discuss your return location. The Hewanorra International Airport on the island of St Lucia is about 1.5hrs from Rodney Bay.
All travel to and from the airports is not covered by the race price.
We will depart Rodney Bay, St Lucia on 22nd December 2024 after a safety briefing around 12noon.
The exact itinerary of this trip is subject to change based on the various interests of crew that sign up. If there is something specific you would like to do, let us know!
12 noon – Welcome on board and meet your crew. There will be a brief safety introduction, and you might even head out on the water straight after.
Cruise around to various islands near St Lucia.
We’ll return back to Rodney Bay in St Lucia for anyone who would like to depart.
There is an option to carry on cruising around the Caribbean and even join us for some Caribbean racing from here. Check out the itinerary on our Gap Year page, which carries on from Dec 29th until when the boats head back across the Atlantic in early May.
