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• 17:00.53N 061:45.88W Farewells and The Oyster Regatta

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Thu 30 nov 23:19.

• 41:35.34N 071:17.114W Two Reunions

Tue 20 Jun 21:14

• 41:23.25N 70:30.03W Blue Habits Ambassador Vessel - Irene IV

Fri 5 May 18:26

• 17:00.53N 061:45.88W The Promise of the Oyster World Rally

Thu 20 Apr 10:59

Sat 15 apr 17:21.

• 17:00.53N 061:45.88W The End of the Oyster World Rally

Thu 6 Apr 11:43

• 17:00.52N 061:45.87W Cousins

Sat 1 Apr 15:24

• 16:10.06N 061:47.03W Final Days

Wed 29 Mar 11:43

• 14:30.0N 061:05.2W Fish That Fly

Sat 25 Mar 15:19

• 13:58.7N 061:02.0W Captain George

Mon 20 Mar 20:22

• 12:42.2N 061:21.1W Canouan Capers

Fri 17 Mar 20:25

• 12:52.7N 061:11.4W Birthday Bash at Basil ’s

Wed 15 Mar 12:39

• 12:35.6N 061:24.6W Caribbean Cruising

Mon 13 Mar 16:07

• 12:02.74N 061:44.92W Siblings Aboard

Thu 9 Mar 16:32

• 12:02.74N 061:44.92W The Completion of the Last Long Passage

Sat 4 Mar 19:12

• 05:17.035N 052:35.510W - The Beast and the Butterfly

Tue 28 Feb 19:03

• 03:36.943N 048:46.024W - Crossing the Equator South to North

Sun 26 Feb 23:04

• 03:33.87S 042:53.85W Serendipity

Fri 24 Feb 21:18

• 03:02.167S 036:17.3W - Fernando de Noronha

Thu 16 Feb 00:11

• 08:23.91S 034:17.22W Salacious Salvador

Sat 11 Feb 01:48

• 12:58.73S 038:31.13W Intrepid Shenanigans

Mon 6 Feb 14:10

• 13:24.95S 034:38.13W Planet First, Convenience Second

Fri 3 Feb 19:04

• 14:24.61S 026:00.81W Sail Africa's Blue Thumbs Program

Wed 1 Feb 15:30

• 15:46.45S 019:41.22W Diary of a Day on Passage

Mon 30 Jan 14:21

• 16:54.90S 014:10.28W Girl Power With a Little Help from Our Friends

Sat 28 Jan 19:22

• 16:39.83S 008:55.42W St. Helena

Tue 24 Jan 12:42

• 16:23.34S 004:41.52W Land Ahoy, Almost!

Sun 22 Jan 17:38

• 19:06.21S 000:35.93E We are Family, All My Brothers, and Sisters, and Me

Fri 20 Jan 15:17

• 22:05.99S 006:09.77E Prawns and Other Forbidden Fruits

Wed 18 Jan 15:26

• 26:38.04S 015:09.45E Luderitz

Sun 15 Jan 10:25

• 27:27.16S 015:09.03E Inspirations

Fri 13 Jan 09:12

• 33:26.86S 018:00.132E The Fabulous Five Set Sail

Sat 17 Dec 16:54

• 33:55.7S 18:25.23E Oceanic Society gifts

Fri 9 Dec 20:33

• 33:55.7S 18:25.23E Crossing Three Major Oceans

Mon 28 Nov 17:02

• 35:22.7S 21:31.4E - Careering Towards Cape Town

Sun 27 Nov 20:12

• 31:40S 029:56E - Dalliance in Durban

Sat 26 Nov 21:08

• 29:51.8S 031:01.3E = Riding the Magic Carpet Flanked by Na ture's Fireworks

Wed 23 Nov 16:22

• 28:56.83S 029:12.33E Arrival in Africa

Sat 19 Nov 05:34

• 28:34.348S 039:29.272E - The Fastest Passage is the Safest Passage

Fri 18 Nov 10:28

• 20:56.375S 055:16.995E - La Réunion Helicopter Flight

Thu 17 Nov 19:23

• 20:56.375S 055:16.995E - Rushed Reunion

Wed 9 Nov 05:47

• 20:19.4S 057:22.41E Mauritius

Fri 4 Nov 10:09

• 18:36.4S 065:02.9E - Haloween at Sea

Thu 3 Nov 04:18

• 15:27.27S 077:40.70E - It's a Long, Long Way to Limerick

Wed 2 Nov 11:15

• 13:36.7S 087:35E - The Turbulent Indian Ocean
• 12:05.8S 096:52.7E - The Cocos Keeling Experience
• 11:35.7S 100:17.1E - The Race

Sat 22 Oct 02:55

• 12:9.51S 96:52.25E - Radio Silence

Sat 15 Oct 16:16

• 10:25.670S 105:40.177E - A Life Lesson

Tue 11 Oct 11:46

• 09:27.865S 113:55.149E - A Year at Sea
• 08:42.973S 115:14.870E - Prahu Country
• 08:45.702S 115:55.913E - My First Drift Dive

Mon 3 Oct 07:59

• 08:13.203S 117:28.929E - The Turn of Another Month

Sun 2 Oct 09:42

• 08:24.3S 119:18.7E - A Taste of Indonesia

Fri 30 Sep 23:16

• 08:35.3S 119:29.7E - Dragons and Sharks and Hawkers Oh My!

Sun 25 Sep 22:51

• 09:41.068S 124:03.366E - I Love You Fatumnasi, Whoopee!

Sun 18 Sep 05:40

• 10:23.504S 123:37.017E - Birthday and Bird

Thu 15 Sep 09:28

• 09:54.904S 132:16.862E = Not Another Bloody Tuna!

Tue 13 Sep 09:38

• 10:31.356N 138:22.049E - The Torres Straight Islands

Sat 10 Sep 05:52

• 10:48.416S 142:47.221E - The End of the Pacific Ocean

Thu 8 Sep 23:19

• 12:46.46S 143:28.9E - Never a Dull Moment

Tue 6 Sep 06:48

• 15:49.3S 145:29E Farewell to Cairns

Tue 30 Aug 10:41

• 16:56.8S 145:46.2E Freddie’s Final Adve nture

Wed 24 Aug 07:38

• 16:92.15S 145:78.05E Irene IV On The Hard

Sat 20 Aug 22:57

• 19:09.5S 146:51.2E - Magnetic Island

Sat 13 Aug 22:32

• 20:3.6S 148:52.9E Cruising the Whitsundays

Thu 11 Aug 06:16

• 20:35S 148:96E Happy Birthday Flight

Sun 7 Aug 00:46

• 20:20.780S 148:57.016E - Whitsunday Islands

Wed 3 Aug 12:08

• 21:06.689S 149:13.650E -Breakfast With Wallabies

Fri 29 Jul 05:51

• 20:00.357S 157:01.258E - The Sights, Sensations, and Songs of the Seas

Tue 26 Jul 07:07

• 18:49.553S 169:00.650E - The Villages of Vanuatu #2
• 17:44.591S 168:18.818E - Port Vila Culture Shock
• 19:31.523S 169:29.757E - The Villages of Vanuatu #1

Sun 24 Jul 01:43

• 19:31.5S 169:29.7E - Yasur

Sat 23 Jul 01:31

• 18:39.000S 173:35.300E - The Longest Short Passage Ever!

Mon 18 Jul 04:26

• 17:50.191S 177:18.94E - Farewell Fiji

Tue 12 Jul 08:07

• 17:46.3S 177:22.9E Visit to Navala Village
• 17:10.1S 177:11.1E Barefoot Manta Mirco

Sun 10 Jul 21:03

• 17:36.4S 177:02.4E 6 Months at Sea and a Village Visit

Mon 4 Jul 06:40

• 17:46.29S 177:11.58E Bodies everywhere!

Tue 28 Jun 17:50

• 16:46.6S 179:19.9E Palusami and Other Fijian Delicacies

Tue 21 Jun 02:29

• 16:52.377S 179:27.602E - Peggy is Hot and Bothered

Sun 19 Jun 07:44

• 16:42.770S 176:34.593W - Rockin' Irene

Fri 17 Jun 09:06

• 16:40.113S 170:05.510W - French Polynesia highlights

Wed 15 Jun 08:07

• 16:47.271S 162:43.943W - It is not a race; it is not a competition !

Mon 13 Jun 03:34

• 16:51.232S 155:22.648W - Farewell French Polynesia

Thu 9 Jun 17:32

• 16:29.4S 151:45.7W The Sounds of French Polynesia
• 16:29.4S 151:45.7W Swimming with Majestic Manta Rays and Other Antics

Sat 4 Jun 03:52

• 16:44.7S 151:29.6W Huahine - the sexy woman!

Tue 31 May 06:36

• 16:36.34S 151:33.36W The Tahiti Pearl Regatta

Sun 15 May 22:46

• 017:00.17S 149:10.1W Happy Birthday Rob!

Tue 10 May 01:13

• 17:28.92S 149:48.88W Mo'orea Magic

Sun 1 May 22:05

• 14:56.93S 147:43.1W Vineyard Visit

Sun 24 Apr 16:48

• 14:58.1S 147:38.3W School Visit

Thu 21 Apr 19:09

• 15:34.190S 146:24.359W - Pirates of the Tuamotus

Tue 19 Apr 05:26

• 15:34.181S 146:24.344W - Fabulous Fakarava

Tue 12 Apr 22:08

• 09:58.787S 140:20.856W - Join us for a quick drink before dinner
• 09:23.294S 140:07.781W - Oceania is us

Wed 6 Apr 02:22

• 08:55.174S 160:06.015W - Welcomed by Dolphins

Sun 3 Apr 02:57

• 08:56.793S 139:35.856W - Land Ahoy!

Fri 1 Apr 01:01

• 08:55.826S 134:17.326W - Landlubber and the South Pacific

Thu 31 Mar 01:56

• 08:49.327S 131:24.039W - An Altogether Better Day

Tue 29 Mar 01:02

• 08:33.468S 126:43.664W - Asymmetry and Night-time Perambulations

Sat 26 Mar 21:39

• 07:42.745S 117:55.566W Mr. Echo Tango

Thu 24 Mar 23:39

• 07:39.70S 114:13.772W Lessons to be Learned

Tue 22 Mar 01:31

• 07:22.891S 104:52.441W Bits and Bobbing

Sat 19 Mar 23:28

• 06:30.9S 097:14.65W - Oyster South Pacific (Race) (Rally) Armada

Fri 18 Mar 11:33

• 02:50.377S 091:52.212W - Voyaging across the South Pacific

Mon 14 Mar 12:46

• 00:45.022S 090:18.301W Single Use Plastic

Sun 13 Mar 16:52

• Crossing the Line photos
• Crossing the Line more photos

Fri 11 Mar 09:43

• 00:57.48S 090:57.9W - The Wonders of The Galapagos

Mon 7 Mar 13:02

• 0:53.652S 089:36.946W Arrival in the Galapagos

Tue 1 Mar 20:54

• 00:53.9S 089:36.8W - Crossing the Line

Sat 26 Feb 01:15

• 01:53.721N 085:13.526W The Gift of Boredom

Thu 24 Feb 01:13

• 04:48.919N 080:43.362W The Doldrums

Tue 22 Feb 18:15

• 08:06.222N 079:38.377W - The Panamá Shuffle

Sat 19 Feb 14:04

• Life aboard Irene IV in the San Blas Islands part 3 This also did not post at the time, try again!)
• Life aboard Irene IV in the San Blas Islands part 2 (This did not post at the time, so here goes!)
• 08:54.812N 079:31.230W The Panama Canal Transit - Beyond All Expectations Part 5
• 08:54.812N 079:31.230W The Panama Canal Transit - Beyond All Expectations Part 4
• 08:54.812N 079:31.230W The Panama Canal Transit - Beyond All Expectations Part 3
• 08:54.812N 079:31.230W The Panama Canal Transit - Beyond All Expectations Part 2
• 08:54.812N 079:31.230W The Panama Canal Transit - Beyond All Expectations Part 1

Mon 14 Feb 22:05

• 09:22.099N 079:57.044W Jungle Clean Up Number 1

Sun 13 Feb 20:24

• 09:22.099N 079:57.043W Arrival in Shelter Bay/Farewell to James

Fri 11 Feb 15:30

• 09:28.363N 078:57.858W Life aboard Irene IV in the San Blas Islands Part 1

Tue 8 Feb 19:41

• 09:28.363N 078:57.858W A Cultural Exchange

Sat 5 Feb 17:41

• 09:33.494N 078:54.184W The Coral Reef Ballet

Wed 2 Feb 21:58

• 09:30.466N 078:37.097W - Welcome to The San Blas Archipelago

Mon 31 Jan 23:26

• 10:11.111N 078:10.980W - The Ocean Orchestra the Sea Symphony

Sun 30 Jan 20:44

• 11:53.445N 075:36.725W The Grand Sourdough Bread Experiment

Sat 29 Jan 20:04

• 13:44.267N 073:44.217W Mad Dog and Irishmen

Fri 28 Jan 20:29

• 13:38.471N 071:15.817W = An Instrument of your Peace

Wed 26 Jan 22:12

• 13:03.284N 065.06.910W Safety is Paramount

Tue 25 Jan 18:17

• 12:02.554N 061:45.518W Beach Clean Up Number One

Mon 24 Jan 16:32

• 12:02.686N 061:44.903W The Good the Bad and the Ugly

Sat 22 Jan 14:32

• 12:02.684N 061:44.900W Back In The Marina Again

Wed 19 Jan 20:21

• 12:25.519N 061:31.908W Farewell to Jason Miller

Mon 17 Jan 17:13

• 12:38.168N 061:21.802W - Alvin's Place

Fri 14 Jan 22:58

• 13:00.282N 061:14.743W Lost in the Log

Wed 12 Jan 12:59

• 15:51.964N 061:35.607W - Trouble In Paradise

Tue 11 Jan 01:28

• 16:19.502N 061:51.77W Best dressed lady at the party!

Sun 9 Jan 22:57

• 17:00.705N 61:46.857W The Day it All Began!

Fri 7 Jan 20:27

• 17:00.583N 061:45.846W Happy New Year from Antigua (a little late due to blog posting problems!)

Wed 8 Dec 21:58

• Take Nothing but Memories

Sat 27 Nov 10:07

• 17:00.208N 061:45.654W Arrival in Antigua

Fri 26 Nov 03:13

• 17:24.478N 060:11.081W Final Night of Approach

Thu 25 Nov 00:22

• 18:01.258N 057:54.255W Miercoles Mar-veiloso

Wed 24 Nov 07:21

• 18:40.738N 55:24.611W Operation VMG

Mon 22 Nov 20:17

• 18:13.133N 052:45.822W Low Breeze on the High Seas, Engine Squeezed to Apogee

Sat 20 Nov 21:41

• 18:40.506N 048:21.675W Moonrises, Sunsets and Dobie Dust
• 18:52.160N 46:14.020W Deep Blue Day

Thu 18 Nov 21:14

• 19:06.790N 42:17.582W Look After Your Lady and She Will Look after You
• 19:26.485N 40:12.078W Goldilocks weather at last-just right

Wed 17 Nov 10:03

• 19:48.668N 37:41.042W El Medio

Tue 16 Nov 18:32

• 19:55.322N 34:59.881W The One That Got Away Part2

Sun 14 Nov 23:01

• 20:14.957N 32:31.742W The One That Got Away
• 20:38.527N 30:17.836W Counting Back The Years

Thu 11 Nov 21:28

• 21:16.52N 25:40.83W Irene IV Seeks Easterly Trade Wind for 3 week relationship

Tue 9 Nov 22:03

• 22:08.524N 021:15.5W Head South Until the Butter Melts

Mon 8 Nov 03:23

• 25:17.0 N 17:34.5W Tough initiation

Fri 5 Nov 23:40

• Skipper has set 0800 GMT, Saturday, 6th November as departure time!
• Our explorations into being better custodians of the planet

Wed 20 Oct 19:31

• 28:07.90N 15:25.49W Bitter sweet

Tue 19 Oct 17:00

• 28:45.22N 15:20.56W Reflections from the Lower Decks !

Mon 18 Oct 16:51

• 31:00.91N 15:57.80W The Bakers Dozen

Sun 17 Oct 17:26

• 32:47.18N 16:39.50W IRENE IV TIMES

Sat 16 Oct 17:20

• 33:53.37N 18:37.77W The Tortoise or The Hare?

Fri 15 Oct 17:15

• 38:03.28N 14:43.63W Walking the Dog

Thu 14 Oct 19:26

• 40:30.38N 13:44.03W Circle of Chores

Wed 13 Oct 11:37

• 44:03.76N 12:39.01W Life aboard Irene IV

Mon 11 Oct 12:43

• 49.58.00N 10.52.00W Farewell

Sun 10 Oct 07:43

• Today we set sail! Delivery to Antigua, 1st leg.

Mon 13 Sep 16:55

• 13 September 2021 - Ongoing preparations aboard IRENE IV - 051° 41.7' N 008° 19' W

Tue 7 Sep 22:26

• 23 August 2021 - Homecoming to Kinsale - 051° 41.7' N 008° 19' W

Sat 24 Jul 15:13

• 24 June 2021 - We are, finally, on the move ! - 039° 25.5' N 000° 19.6' W

Thu 10 Jun 19:33

• 10 June 2021 - The First Posting

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A 1982 Pelle Petterson design, one of two built for the Helsinki Europeans the same year. Helmed by Pelle Petterson, she then won the 1983 World Cup in Newport Beach. Under the name Da Capo, she came in 5th place in the 1996 European Championship in Cannes, France. After that – and a keel change – she became Dietrich Gruenau’s GER104 Courage VII in which Dieter had finished 3rd in the Worlds at Hango in 1999 and 2nd at St. Tropez in 2003. He also finished 2nd in the 2000 Europeans at St. Tropez, and 3rd in both 2002 in Denmark and 2004 in Porto Rotondo. Beat Furrer, a previous ISMA President, then bought her and finished 7th in Flensburg in 2006. He subsequently finished 3rd in the 2010 Europeans at Brunnen, 5th in the Worlds at Helsinki, 5th again in the 2012 Europeans at Nynashamn.

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“The way we design, is we design fully custom, fully unique yachts, we start with a blank piece of paper and we start asking the client how they use the boat, what they want to do on board, what kind of experience they have but we also want input on what kind of styling they like... It’s about getting to learn about the owner and how they want to use the boat.” - Ronno Schouten, Design Manager of De Voogt Naval Architects

XIPHIAS | From EUR€ 34,000/wk

TOTAL | From US$ 75,000/wk

ANTISAN | From EUR€ 56,000/wk

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Sailing Vessel Irene

Where will your next adventure take you, welcome to sailing vessel irene, 110 years of maritime heritage, inspiring sailing trips, voyages and holidays on board an historic, traditional vessel.

Join the crew of Irene this year for the voyage of a lifetime on board this historic tall ship.  Enjoy some of the finest sailing locations in the British Isles, with abundant wildlife, stunning scenery and outstanding company.

Throw yourselves into the activities by joining the crew in raising the sails, hauling up the anchor or helming the ship.  Alternatively, sit back and watch the scenery drift serenely past the decks.  This is your holiday, you choose.

With fabulous en-suite cabins and great food cooked fresh on board, our reputation for the finest hospitality is not an idle boast either.  We might be over 110 years old, but some modern facilities are worth embracing!

We run traditional sailing voyages from a single day to a week in the areas around the West Country, the Scilly Isles and the West Coast of Scotland.  These are planned between April and September each year.

Our Voyages

No experience necessary.  let our crew take you on the voyage of a lifetime..

From the Westerns Isles to the Scilly Isles, Irene’s voyages last from a single day to a week or more.  We take in some of the most stunning sailing destinations in the UK.  From beginners to old hands there’s something for all experiences.  Whether you fancy a wild thrash up the Irish Sea or a gentle potter round the Cornish coast.    Sea kayaking, hill walking or whisky tasting – add in some extra experiences to make your voyage truly memorable.

About Irene

What you should expect if you join us..

From Edwardian cargo vessel to family home to play thing of the rich and famous, Irene’s had a fascinating life.  She’s been the darling of the silver screen, burnt and sank in the Caribbean and now earns her keep as a charter vessel.  She’s has all the safety equipment you’d expect and is regularly inspected by the MCA.  She carries a crew of professional mariners who love sharing their passion for this old lady of the seas.  If you’ve sailed tall ships previously, Irene may surprise you with her private ensuite cabins and wonderful hospitality.

Events, Media and Festivals

Alongside our sailing charters, Irene has a history of undertaking corporate events, media work, films and private events.  Whether you’re considering the next marketing event for your company, planning a wedding with a difference or looking for a historic set for film or television, please do get in contact.  Irene has experience in all of these!

Film Location

With credits including Pirates of the Caribbean and Alice Through the Looking Glass, Irene is no stranger to the silver screen!  Looking for a historic sailing vessel to add realism and character to your film?  We are used to working with film and media companies.  At sea or in harbour we can work with your team to ensure you get the perfect shot and our crew will ensure Irene is painted and rigged in a manner to play the part to perfection!

Private Events

Weddings, special birthdays or other celebrations?  Why not charter the whole vessel and make it a party to remember.  We can host parties of up to 60 people and you can be assured that the ship will be dressed appropriately for the occasion.  Get in touch if we can help you celebrate.  As much notice as possible is appreciated as we need to ensure our charter programme will accommodate any event.

Gallery of a recent wedding onboard.

Maritime Festivals

We love to bring Irene to maritime festivals and have been recognised by National Historic Ships with their Flagship of the Year award for our efforts to bring maritime heritage to the public.  We’ve been regular attendees at Brest, Douarnenez, Milford Haven and Bristol Harbour festivals in recent years.  We’re happy to attend as a floating exhibit, to provide corporate entertainment or offer sailing experiences for your visitors.

From Our Guest Book

Guests from last season have been kind enough to share their thoughts on their voyage on Irene.  Some of the highlights are below.  Thanks to everybody who joined us and made it such a memorable year.

Absolutely recommend. My first time sailing and I was a little apprehensive but no reason to be. This a safe and enjoyable introductory experience with just the right amount of encouragement to participate. SO 2019

Just returned from my first ever sailing trip, which happened to be on board the beautiful Irene. I had no idea what to expect – but it was great! The crew made me feel very welcome. Lovely people, lovely company from the other guests, and a real adventure. SS 2019

What a week of amazing experiences – incredible crew (thank you!), sailing and food.  Topped off by seriously good whiskies! Heaven! KA 3rd June 2017

OYSTER ANTIGUA REGATTA 2023

Nelson’s Dockyard, Antigua, 5th - 8th April 2023. A special edition of the Antigua Regatta which celebrates 50 years of Oyster Yachts

Regattas • 5-8 April 2023

Oyster antigua regatta, back in oyster’s spiritual home in the caribbean, nelson’s dockyard in english harbour, the 2023 oyster antigua regatta brought the oyster family together for four days of action-packed racing and special celebrations..

We welcomed back the Oyster World Rally 2022-2023 fleet from their 16-month circumnavigation, and all Oyster owners were invited to attend a very special dinner to celebrate 50 years of Oyster Yachts.

The Regatta, now in its 45th edition, saw a combination of course racing and pursuit racing, and took the fleet up the east coast of the island for a night at a secluded anchorage. In true Caribbean style, the social programme did not disappoint, with drinks parties and steel bands, iconic sunsets and the legendary, Regatta finale party.

Dolphin Sails, Lewmar, The Glenturret and Antigua Distillery were the official Regatta partners for 2023 and were at the event supporting owners on the dock and onboard during races with their service teams.

NELSON’S DOCKYARD DOCKYARD DRIVE ANTIGUA

EVENT AT A GLANCE 

• A SPECIAL REGATTA CELEBRATING OYSTER YACHTS’ 50TH ANNIVERSARY
• 5TH - 8TH APRIL 2023
• OVER 25 OYSTER YACHTS
• COURSE AND PURSUIT RACING OVER THREE DAYS AND A NIGHT AT ANCHOR
• A RELAXED SOCIAL PROGRAMME
• OYSTER OWNERS 50TH ANNIVERSARY DINNER

Antigua Regatta

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Oyster Antigua Regatta 2023

Race Results

Clean oyster regattas, oyster yachts are proud to have achieved gold level certification for its sustainability efforts at the antigua regatta 2023..

We took the steps below to minimise the impact the event has on the environment:

• All event documents were sent electronically via email and the Oyster app to reduce paper waste
• No single-use plastics were supplied, and all caterers provided environmentally sound alternatives
• Participants were given the opportunity to donate to local marine organisations - the Environmental Awareness Group Antigua and  Antigua National Parks  coral restoration and turtle conservation projects

We would like to thank all the participants who made smart choices to help protect the water and ecosystems we love so dearly and support this program.

Thanks to our Regatta partners

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Event highlights from previous Antigua Regattas

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24.7m  /  81' | broward | 1964 / 2013.

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Special Features:

• Sleeps 6 overnight
• Shallow draft and fast speeds for reef exploration

The 24.7m/81' classic yacht 'Irene' (ex. Dorisam) was built by Broward in the United States at their Ft. Lauderdale shipyard. This luxury vessel's exterior design is the work of John H. Wells, Inc. and she was last refitted in 2013.

Guest Accommodation

Irene has been designed to comfortably accommodate up to 6 guests in 3 suites. She is also capable of carrying up to 3 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht experience.

Range & Performance

Built with a wood hull and wood superstructure, with teak decks, she benefits from a semi-displacement hull to provide exceptional seakeeping and impressive speeds. Powered by twin diesel Detroit Diesel (12V71N) 525hp engines, she comfortably cruises at 11 knots, reaches a maximum speed of 14 knots. Her low draft of 1.7m/5'7" makes her primed for accessing shallow areas and cruising close to the shorelines. Her water tanks store around 1,325 Litres of fresh water.

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