The Cramond Boat Club has its Clubhouse and moorings at the mouth of the River Almond, only 4 miles from the centre of Edinburgh. The Club caters for all types of small craft, including dinghies, small cruisers and motorboats. The River Almond is tidal with access to the Firth of Forth for approximately 5 hours each tide. The Club organises dinghy and keelboat racing on a handicap basis, and class racing is arranged when numbers justify it.
The Club holds open regattas and long distance races each season. Anyone who would like to learn to sail or drive a powerboat is welcome to join the club and take part in our training activities. If you are new to sailing, our Level 1&2 course covering the two RYA introductory modules is the ideal place to start: Level 1: Start Sailing Covers the minimum knowledge required to get afloat under supervision. Level 2: Basic Skills Develops your skills to enable you to to sail a dinghy on your own in fair conditions.
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Tidal sailing club, located on the River Usk in Newport, approx 1 mile from the mouth of the Usk onto the Bristol Channel. Mainly cruisers, taking part in regular cruises around the Bristol Channel and beyond, and races out in the channel. A very small unofficial dinghy contingent.
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The Club is situated in the grounds of Coldham Hall Tavern and enjoys the riverside facilities provided therein. Coldham Hall is situated on the Yare and offers moorings to the many holidaycraft which now frequent the Southern Broadland Rivers during the holiday season. CHSC members have always enjoyed a friendly relationship with the landlord. Indeed it was thanks to the landlord that the club began its activities in 1951. Winter evenings it is used for committee meetings and the AGM is traditionally held in the dining room, one year this proved to be a problem as the pub had caught fire.
Club racing is held every Sunday morning from May to October. Dinghies and half-decked keel boats, round the cans and down river courses as per the race programme. Cruisers down river, alternate Sundays. Most racing is on a mixed handicap basis as members own a variety of boats. Predominant dinghies are Wayfarers (8) with a range of others, together with Norfolks (5) Yeomans (6) and River Cruisers (6). The Club owns two Wayfarer Dinghies, which are available for use by approved members.
Great Yarmouth & Gorleston SC is a small friendly informal club with probably the best sea sailing in Norfolk. We sail on Sundays & Thursday evenings throughout the summer. A range of classes are sailed including Fireball, Formula 18 cat., Javelin, Laser, Phantom, Contenders, RS300, RS400, RS500, RS600, RS700 & RS800's
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Overy Staithe Sailing Club organises dinghy racing from Easter to the end of August. We run open meetings for 12square metre Sharpie, OK and Laser, host a National 12 race during North West Norfolk Week, and hold an annual regatta (fixtures).
Rollesby Broad Sailing Club is the only club in the Broads area offering sailing 52 weeks of the year and welcomes any new members, whether you are an expert sailor or a complete novice. Young or Old! We have a wide range of dinghy classes including:- British Moth, Enterprise, Kestrel, Lark, Laser, Mirror, Optimist, Phantom.
Sailing takes place on Rollesby Broad which is not accessible by boat from the rest of the broads network. This makes for a safe and quiet sailing environment away from the humdrum of the rest of the Broads and hire boat fraternity. There is a large grassed area in front of the clubhouse ideal for watching activities on the water, relax and chat with friends, have a bite to eat, or even to top up your tan on hot days when the sun has more power than the wind.
With two interlocking broads to discover, members who do not wish to race can enjoy pottering or cruising around the broads, or even sailing down to the Eels Foot Pub for some refreshment. In fact our broads are so peaceful, as they are free from motorised holiday cruiser traffic, that they provide habitats for many interesting species of birds.
Berths are available for dinghies, with the heaviest and most frequently used closest to the water., Solo, Wayfarer & Wanderer.
The club also has a selection of boats available for members to hire
Snettisham Beach Sailing Club is a UK sailing club on the east coast that provides dinghy racing on the sea and have an inland lake for junior sailing. Snettisham Beach, on the North West Norfolk coast is a popular sailing venue for Enterprise, Laser and Dart 18 catamarans. During the sailing season which runs from Easter to October the club hosts open meetings including Enterprise Area Championships, Dart 18 Grand Prix, Topper ITCA Travellers, NWNSA and the "Snettisham Open Handicap Regatta", we are an RYA recognised training centre and run courses for our members.
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Cumbernauld Sailing Club is a small friendly club offering sailing windsurfing and some members canoe. There are club boats and boards for members to use if you do not have your own.
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Monklands Sailing Club was founded in 1958 and has enjoyed a long history of excellence in the sport of sailing. Producing both World and Olympic Champions in the past and with current members also having great success in many of the away regattas which they attend. For racing we have large and active fleet of Flying Fifteens. This is the clubs preferred weapon of choice, regularly seeing five or more boats doing battle on Tuesday evenings. The handicap fleet comprises mainly of GP14s & Enterprises with sail training carried out in the clubs own Wanderer & Topper dinghies.
The Scarborough Model Yacht Club (SMYC) is a thriving, active and organised club with members of all age groups. We make these claims as we are now coming to the end of our third year with a healthy membership sailing two supported classes Dragon Force 65s (DF65), an entry level and cost effective craft that is ideal for beginners and the International One Metres (IOM) a very well established model that is sailed by enthusiasts world wide. Both of these classes are two of a number of International Class boats adopted by the Model Yachting Association (MYA).
Much more information can be found on the (click) MYA web site. SMYC was created for the purpose of supporting and promoting the sailing and racing of radio controlled wind powered model yachts for enthusiastic club members. It is hoped that there are, would be model yachtsmen, beginners or lapsed skippers in the area who are interested in joining us. We welcome anyone who whishes to visit, either to sail with us or just seek information, come and ask.