Looe Sailing Club was founded in 1934 and soon established itself as one of the leading sailing clubs in the South West of England, producing numerous top quality sailors, competing locally in some of the most popular dinghy classes in the UK.
Over the years, youth sailing and regular well organised training programmes have attracted sailing families from the town and surrounding area.
Having hosted a number of Redwing National Championships the club in 1969 hosted the Enterprise National Championships for the first time, since 1984 the club has hosted over 50 Championships including National, European and World Championships. In 1997 the club hosted the championships for the RS 200, RS400 and RS600 fleets with a total of 180 boats on the three courses. In 1998 the club had the privilege of introducing The Princess Royal to the club when they hosted the RYA UK Youth Championships.
The clubhouse has a large Lounge Bar with connecting training room and small conference area, as well as modern changing rooms suited to sailing and water sports needs. Located centraly in the town the clubhouse is an ideal venue for functions, celebrations and meetings
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The Club, situated in the town of Marazion in west Cornwall, enjoys what is probably the finest location for sailing in the United Kingdom.
The Club has four adopted classes:
NATIONAL OSPREY - a 17'6" high performance racing dinghy.
INTERNATIONAL LASER - a 13'10" single handed performance racing dinghy.
INTERNATIONAL MIRROR - a 10'10" racing and all purpose dinghy ideal for the younger generation and beginners.
INTERNATIONAL ENTERPRISE - a 13'3" two person racing dinghy.
There is also a monohull handicap class.
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