About The Club

We’ve got a clubhouse with solar panels and battery storage so we can generate, use, and store our energy to keep our carbon footprint as low as possible. We have electric showers to warm you up after a sail at any time. Adult and family members can access a key for this by paying a deposit.

We have a secure boat park with a wide variety of members dinghies. Members can keep their own dinghies for a price per year, spaces can be applied for throughout the year here on our website.

A set of 14 PV panels were fitted to the south slope of the clubhouse roof. They are connected to an inverter in the roof space which feeds a Tesla battery wall for energy storage. The Tesla unit has an internet connection so that the status of charge and energy use history can be viewed via a mobile app.

We have a multi use space upstairs for our members and affialted organisations to use, this has soft seating aswell as office style table and seating. With a large glass window to enjoy the view of the bay and marina.

The marina offers sheltered water for all sailors, especially when it’s really windy! The marina is a enclosed area where out power boats are berthed. All boats launch from the marina on our slip way that leads from the club through the car park.

We tend to use the bay for all our activities as it gives us more space for racing. The bay is still sheltered by the harbour wall and is a safe area to sail in.

The days we can sail out with the bay are unfortunately few and far between, due to too much wind /swell or poor visibility. However, sometimes we do have a window of opportunity to expiernc the great sailing outwith

We currently have a selection of motor boats to cater for our club activities and help them run smoothly and safefully. We currently have two ribs (a Humber & a Sea-rider) and we also have a rigid hull boat (pioneer) most commonly used as our committee boat at small events and lastly we have our displacement boat which is our big committee boat which we take out at big events as a fixed committee boat.

These boats are used as course setting boats and to collect race timings. The orange pioneer is most used every week with the big committee boat for bigger events.