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World ARC Rally Round Up

by World Cruising Club 7 Feb 2022 02:43 UTC
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Australia 2022 - optimism for September start

There are encouraging signs that Australia's maritime borders will open sufficiently by late summer to allow the rally to proceed as planned from Darwin in September this year. The route continues across the Indian Ocean, via South Africa and Brazil to finish in the Caribbean in April 2023. There are some spaces available on the rally for new joiners, click below to register your interest.

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Split Fleet for World ARC in 2023

The 2023 edition of the rally will have two Caribbean starts in 2023 - the first in early January will be for circumnavigators, boats expecting to complete their round the world voyage in a single circuit of 15 months from the Caribbean to the Caribbean. The second group, the World ARC Pacific fleet, will set off from the Caribbean in mid-February following a similar route through Panama and across the central Pacific islands finishing in late summer in Fiji, Vanuatu or Australia with greater flexibility for onward cruising to New Zealand or northwards to the Solomons. The 2023 routes are both currently fully subscribed, but we are accepting boats onto a waitlist in expectation of confirmed spaces becoming available soon.

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2024 on course for May opening

Look out for the launch of World ARC 2024 which is due to open in May this year. Interest is likely to be strong again, so click make sure your register your interest and we will send you the information pack as soon as it is published.

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