The price includes a berth onboard and all boat costs. Food costs are in addition and shared amongst all on board. Additional costs include flights, transfers, food and accommodation ashore and personal insurance.
A round-the-world adventure taking place over 15 months and covering 26,000 NM. Following the classic trade winds route, the rally avoids regions of political instability, piracy and storm seasons. World ARC is a mix of cruising in company and free time to explore. The pace of the rally allows the fleet to stay together, and to enjoy shore-side activities as a group.
Join Celeste of Solent for one or several legs of this adventure! As a crew member you become part of the team and are involved in everything from navigating to cooking.
WORLD ARC 2026 – 2027
6th January – 5th February – St Lucia to Las Perlas, 1200 nm
6th February -28th February – Panama, Las Perlas to Galapagos, 450nm
March 1st – March 29th – Galapagos to Marquesas, 2980nm
April 2nd – April 14th – Marquesas, Hiva Oa to Marquesas, Hiva Oa, 500nm
April 15th – April 27th – Marquesas to Tahiti, 850nm
May 5th to May 31st – Tahiti to Tonga, 1700nm
June 5th to June 21st – Tonga to Fiji, 500nm
June 28th to July 12th – Fiji to Vanuatu, 660nm
July 13th to July 27th – Vanuata to Mackay, Australia, 1150nm
August 2nd to August 28th – Mackay, Australia to Darwin, 1480nm
September 3rd to September 17th – Darwin to Indonesia, 920 nm
September 19th to October 3rd – Indonesia to Cocos Keeling, 1150nm
October 4th to October 25th – Cocos Keeling to Mauritius, 2350 nm
October 26th to November 18th – Mauritius to Richards Bay, South Africa, 1500nm
November 29th to December 20th – Richard Bay, South Africa to Cape Town, 720nm
January 4th 2027 to February 19th – Cape Town to Salvador, Brazil
February 25th to March 23rd – Salvador, Brazil to Grenada
April 5th to April 19th – Grenada to St Lucia, 300nm
For more details on each leg, please email us at info@lvyachting.com
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An around the world adventure starting in St Lucia and ending in Grenada
Shared cabins – on shorter routes you will have your own berth. On longer passages, with night sailing, crew alternate between berths in the aft, for more comfort when underway.
