2024 Grenada Flotilla
November 1 – 9th, 2024 | Hosted by NauticEd
Sailing in Grenada and the Grenadines offers an idyllic Caribbean experience filled with stunning scenery, crystal-clear waters, and charming island culture. Grenada, known as the “Spice Isle” for its abundance of nutmeg and other spices, serves as an excellent starting point for exploring the Grenadines. Sailing in Grenada and the Grenadines promises an unforgettable journey filled with adventure, relaxation, and natural beauty.
2024 Grenada Flotilla Overview
Dates
SOLD OUT – sorry – catch us next time around.
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Friday, November 1st (6pm) – Saturday, November 9th (11am), 2024.
(first night in the marina and head out on Saturday morning)
Who
We welcome all, sailors and non-sailors alike.
NauticEd team members will be leading the flotilla:-
- Emmy Alsharkawi: Instructional Captain on a 45 ft Leopard Catamaran
Boats and Costs
Reserve a cabin (accommodates 2 people) or reserve a boat (bareboat or skippered; mono or cat).
By the Cabin – Skippered. Each cabin holds two persons; light instruction is provided for those interested
- Catamaran (Sunsail 454L w/ Instructional Skipper Emmy) – ONLY 1 CABIN REMAINING. $5,700 per cabin + $300/per person for provisions and Beach BBQ
By the Boat – Charter the entire boat and fill it with friends/family. Costs vary by boat and amenities (monohulls start at $7,000 and catamarans start at $11,000). Additional costs include flights, provisioning, mooring fees, water toys, and re-fueling at the end of the charter. We charge a $750 flotilla fee per boat.
- Bareboat (you skipper)
- Skippered – if you need, we can hire a skipper for you. Add $1820 for the cost of the skipper.
More about this Flotilla?
If you’re looking to gain some experiential training, then this is a great opportunity to hang out with two of our top Instructors. Emmy is a full-time captain, she loves to share her lessons learned from with students and is a master at finding the off-the-beaten path gems the islands have to offer. Emily has sailed the Grenada waters and cannot wait to share her love for these islands with everyone as well.
Above, we say “light instruction” because – this is a vacation but with that comes gaining the experience of what a sailing vacation offers and some how-to’s when operating a boat on such a vacation.
Those who are competent skippers bringing their crew or family and friends are certainly welcome and encouraged to join the comradery. Or those that want to just hang back and get captained around with their feet up in the hammock – we have a place and a captain for you as well.
The 2024 Grenada Flotilla is a casual flotilla without a ‘theme.’ This is NOT an adult-only flotilla, a party yacht week, or a flotilla focusing solely on hiking or wines or yoga. We’re laid back and run our flotillas that way. Of course, you’re welcome to explore as you see fit. There is a no ducks-in-a-row mentality; a flotilla offers you independence with peace of mind as well as fun and camaraderie with other flotilla sailors.
Learn more about what is a sailing vacation and a sailing flotilla … >
Why Sail the Grenada?
Sailing in Grenada offers a unique and enchanting experience for several compelling reasons:
- Natural Beauty: Grenada boasts stunning landscapes, with lush green mountains, pristine beaches, and turquoise waters. The island’s volcanic origins create dramatic scenery, making it a picturesque destination for sailors.
- Year-round Sailing: Grenada’s location in the southern Caribbean means it enjoys warm temperatures and favorable sailing conditions year-round. Whether you’re planning a winter escape or a summer adventure, Grenada offers ideal sailing conditions.
- Protected Anchorages: The island is surrounded by numerous bays and coves, providing sheltered anchorages for boats of all sizes. This makes it easy for sailors to explore the island’s coastline and nearby attractions while enjoying calm waters.
- Island Hopping: Grenada serves as a gateway to the Grenadines, a chain of beautiful islands and cays stretching northward. From Grenada, sailors can easily explore destinations like Carriacou, Petit St. Vincent, Bequia, and Tobago Cays, each offering its own unique charm and attractions.
- Rich Culture and History: Grenada’s vibrant culture is influenced by African, European, and indigenous traditions. Visitors can explore historic sites, colorful markets, and local festivals, immersing themselves in the island’s rich heritage.
- Excellent Facilities: Grenada boasts modern marinas and well-equipped boatyards, making it easy for sailors to provision, refuel, and make any necessary repairs or maintenance.
Grenada Flotilla Sample Itinerary
This interactive map is an overview of the stops and sites from the main island of Grenada up to Tobago Cay and back down. The route taken during the week will depend on prevailing and current weather.
More about the Grenada
Check out our Grenadines and Grenada guide
Watch our latest video on Grenada from our last visit.
THE GRENADA FLOTILLA SOUNDS AMAZING. I’D LIKE TO…
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