Sail-World USA, 67th National Family Island Regatta of the Bahamas Highlights

Her wooden hull repaired, Tari Anne from the Exuma Sailing Club sails to a third-place finish in Class-B © Jan Pehrson

Click on the picture to read more!! It's official! Parliament has voted! Sailing is now the national sport of the Bahamas!

The National Family Island Regatta is the largest and oldest of the many yearly Bahamian wooden racing sloop regattas. After a three year pause due to pandemic concerns, this year's much anticipated regatta was sailed in Elizabeth Harbor in George Town, Exuma, Bahamas from April 19-22.

Eighty-seven wooden sloops from the far-flung, 760-mile-long island chain of the Bahamas arrived to compete for prize money, trophies, bragging rights, and fun. Not to mention an adrenaline rush they won't soon forget!

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