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Find a passage from St Lucia

Captains post passages that leave from St Lucia, Saint Lucia. Browse what is open, read the route, the dates and the cost terms, then apply. This page also sets out what we have checked about sailing from St Lucia.

Open passages from St Lucia

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Everything open in St Lucia

Sailing from St Lucia

  • Reported The ARC (Atlantic Rally for Cruisers) is run by World Cruising Club and sails from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria to Saint Lucia.Source: World Cruising Club (organiser or official source), seen 1 October 2026. Check with World Cruising Club: ARC 2026 event page before you rely on it.
  • Reported ARC 2026: the World Cruising Club office opens in Las Palmas on Tuesday 10 November 2026, the latest boat arrival is Sunday 15 November, the skippers' briefing is on Saturday 21 November, the fleet starts on Sunday 22 November 2026, and the prizegiving in Saint Lucia is on 19 December 2026.Source: World Cruising Club (organiser or official source), seen 1 October 2026. Check with World Cruising Club: ARC 2026 event page before you rely on it.
  • Reported The Atlantic hurricane season officially runs from 1 June to 30 November.Source: NOAA (organiser or official source), seen 1 October 2026. Check with NOAA: tropical cyclone climatology before you rely on it.

Last checked 1 October 2026. We have not opened every source page ourselves: confirm dates, fees, deadlines and entry rules with the organiser or the authority before you rely on them.

More on the season, routes and entry rules for the wider area: Caribbean cruising guide.

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What counts as St Lucia

On Global Crew Finder a boat, a passage or a crew member counts as at St Lucia when it is within 40 nautical miles of 14.1 N, 61.0 W, or when its port or city is given as one of: St Lucia, Saint Lucia, Rodney Bay, Marigot Bay, Castries, Vieux Fort.

Nearby hub ports

  • Grenada, about 130 nautical miles in a straight line
  • Antigua, about 190 nautical miles in a straight line
  • Sint Maarten, about 270 nautical miles in a straight line