CSSN – Caribbean Safety and Security Net, extends a warm welcome to the 10 boats in the CCR Rally who left from Marina Rubicon, Lanzarote and after sailing across the Atlantic approximately 2850nm and spending 2-3 weeks at sea, all crew now arriving are warmly welcomed into Nelson’s Dockyard in Antigua, the renowned sailing capital of the Caribbean.
If you know a newly arrived CCR cruiser or are one, go to the CSSN home page (click here) to get almost 10 years of cruisers reports about safety and security in the Caribbean. One click gets the 2014 hot spots and the 2015 hot spots so far. Plus an incident report form and a link to subscribe to our email alerts.
We know each captain uses their own experience and training to assess safety and security risks, which is why we offer extensive information about precautions and incidents of crime against yachts in the Caribbean Islands to factor into your own risk decisions.
To all CRC arrivals, we hope you will use our site (click here) to get the information you need to “Know Before You Go” as you enjoy the Caribbean. Welcome from the all-volunteer CSSN – and safe cruising!
Additional CCR information:
Each boat entered into the Christmas Caribbean Rally will have blogging & tracking facilities onboard. MailaSail are providing the CCR fleet with the blogging technology to upload their blogs and photos at sea. You will be able to read all about their adventures here starting from Lanzarote all the way through to their arrival in Antigua.