Get Inspired at Barbados Sailing Week 2026
January 15th to 22nd

Enjoy The Competition, The People, The Food, The Drinks, The Culture.

Each day of Barbados Sailing Week promises a new and unforgettable experience. Enjoy world-class sailing and racing conditions in the crystal-clear waters surrounding our unique island. Beyond the exhilarating races, immerse yourself in the island’s vibrant culture. Savor an incredible variety of dining options, from fresh seafood on the beach to gourmet international cuisine. As the birthplace of rum, Barbados invites you to indulge in the rich flavors of its legendary Mount Gay Rum. Meet new and old friends at our lively social events, sing and dance on some of the world's most spectacular beaches, and experience the warmth of true Bajan hospitality. With numerous direct flight connections from major cities across the globe, getting to Barbados Sailing Week has never been easier.

KEy Dates for 2026


registration For 2026 iS Open NOW!
Follow this Link to Register for Barbados Sailing Week 2026

Skippers Briefing
Friday, Jan 16th 2026,
Barbados Yacht Club

Coastal Races Series (3 race days)
Saturday, Jan 17th – Monday, 19th 2026

The Mount Gay Round Barbados Race
Wednesday, Jan 21st, 2026

The Rum To Spice Regatta (Barbados to Carricou, Grenada to Connect with Grenada Sailing Week 2026)
Thursday, Jan 22nd, 2026

For the preliminary Barbados Sailing Week program, please click here
For the 2026 Caribbean Sailing Calendar, please click here

Our racing classes

The following classes have been selected for the coastal sailing races and may be increased according to entries:

  • CSA Racing

  • CSA Cruising

  • J/24

  • Multi-hull

  • Non-CSA Rated (Cruising and live-aboard vessels)

The final classification is at the discretion of the race committee. A valid CSA rating is required for entry into the Coastal Racing CSA classes and for the Round Barbados Race CSA class. Please consult the upcoming Notice of the Race for further clarification:

Impressions from Sailing Week 2025

Image courtesy of Peter Marshall and Kate Harrison