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Bristol Corinthian Yacht Club depends on Cheddar Reservoir in Somerset. It is perceived as one of the first Sailing Clubs in South West England. It’s an awesome spot to cruise or windsurf with shining clear mineral water and an inviting, casual club. There are no tides to limit when you cruise on Cheddar Reservoir, and the surroundings are dazzling, with the Mendip slopes giving an excellent background. The pleasant perspectives make the repository a famous destination for walkers, feathered […]
searching at Caribbean Nationals and other peoples elsewhere, Anguillians in reality are the various ones who love sailing most, and for nearly each occasion or celebration, be it first-rate or modest, they seize the opportunity to organize a boat racing opposition and feature fun at sea, with an almost guaranteed ninety nine percent of the island’s populace feverishly walking around the island’s coast to aid and cheer along their favored boat. The Anguilla global Yacht club (AIYC) ambitions to provide […]
Established in 1937, The Brixham Yacht Club is perceived as one of the head clubs on the South shore of England, as it keeps on developing in both enrollment and stature. The clubroom, in the past a sail-space, together with the Jubilee Room Restaurant, give all encompassing perspectives of the occupied, however interesting, working harbor of Brixham and the delightful waters and coastlines of Torbay and Lyme Bay. Being neighboring the harbor, The Brixham Yacht Club is available at all […]
Club Náutico de San Juan was founded in 1930 by a group of local residents to promote nautical sports. The Club is located at the end of the San Antonio Channel. Presently, the Club has 400 members, and has constantly grew and diversified. Facilities include a three story main building with administrative offices, a second floor with Ballroom areas for social activities, and a state-of-the-art kitchen. The top floor houses the private Club Member’s areas with a bar, a library, […]
Budworth Sailing Club in the North West of England is located in the heart of Cheshire. We sail on Budworth Mere, which is is one of the most attractive inland waters in the North West. Located on the ouskirts of Great Budworth village, near Northwich, this is close to the motorway network and very easily accessed from Warrington, Manchester and Knutsford as well as Northwich. The club has a strong membership of around 300 and racing turnouts are among the […]
Wheeler Yacht Club is open to sail and power boaters alike and was established to promote boating fun on Wheeler Lake through recreational, social, and educational activities. Based at beautiful Joe Wheeler State Park near Rogersville, Alabama, the Club maintains an active program of events throught the year including: Club races and regattas Sail and power boating instruction Cruises and raft-ups Socials and theme parties Annual dinners and breakfasts
The Sylvan Lake Sailing Club (SLSC) is a volunteer organization for sailors at Sylvan Lake – people who gather for races and sailing instruction, to socialize and around sailing. Operating out of the homebase of Marina Bay, the Club has access to 30 slips for members on an annual basis. This website is designed as a resource for members, and it’s filled with applications, instructions, race results and general information. Current Club Members: Take a few minutes to peruse through […]
The mandate of the Cadboro Bay Sailing Association is to provide open access to recreational sailing at an affordable cost. With the support of the District of Saanich we are able to provide access to those who otherwise may not have the means to get out on the water. We are an open community of dinghy sailors who operate the club on a volunteer basis. We welcome new membership applications. We are not strictly a racing club either – we […]
Brief History of the Club by Sam Caldwell Prior to 1960, sailing was virtually an unknown sport in the Birmingham area except for a handful of enthusiasts who were willing to travel two hours or more to the lakes of North Alabama or an equal distance south to lakes near Montgomery, Alabama. This situation began to change in early 1960 when the Alabama Power Company started construction of Logan Martin Dam on the Coosa River some 40 miles east of […]