Alaskan Song is a 96' motor yacht offering adventure charters in Southeast Alaska. She is a stunning vessel that combines classic charm with modern amenities and comfortable accommodations. Alaskan Song was originally built for the Army Air Corps as a search and rescue vessel specifically designed to be fast and strong in order to get to downed pilots in the pacific during world war two. She was launched in 1944. In the mid-1970s she was fully converted to a motor yacht. Juneau, Alaska

Portage Lakes Yacht Club welcomes all sailing enthusiasts who love the thrill of racing and the camaraderie of friendly competition. Our members share a passion for the sport that goes beyond the water, building long-lasting friendships and memories to last a lifetime. Our club offers a fun and welcoming atmosphere for sailors of all levels, from beginners to seasoned veterans, to come together and share in the joys of sailing. Akron, Ohio

Queen City Disabled Sailing Club is a not for profit charitable organization that works out of Wascana Lake. It is available to people of varying ages and abilities. The QCDS provides both recreational and competitive sailing experiences. Our docks, boats and equipment remove all barriers to participation for people experiencing disability. Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

Queen’s Harbour Yacht and Country Club in Jacksonville, Florida is a gated community unlike any other in northeast Florida. Natural beauty abounds as landscaped homes are nestled among towering oaks and palms separated by wide-open, green spaces and a spring-fed lagoon. The community is bounded by water on three sides, the St. Johns River, Greenfield Creek and the Intracoastal Waterway, providing beautiful waterfront and marsh vistas along with exceptional access to navigable water. Homeowners have the option to join the Country Club which offers dining facilities and world-class golf. Jacksonville, Florida

As the first new yacht club formed in New England in the new century, we have been blessed with a very active and dedicated group of yachtsmen. Our members are frequently found cruising the local waters or dropping anchor at Hadley Harbor, Quicks Hole, or Cuttyhunk. The Quicks Hole Yacht Club (QHYC) was launched in March 2001 by a handful of seasoned mariners. The founding group of members enjoy cruising the waters of Buzzards Bay, Vineyard, Nantucket and Rhode Island Sounds. QHYC was formed to foster a deeper sense of nautical fellowship and camaraderie. Members who fly the QHYC burgee do so with pride and a sense of adventure. Membership is not taken lightly and our burgee is well known throughout the region. Winchester, Massachusetts

Founded in 1965, Renton Sailing Center, a non-profit organization, promotes the sport of sailing through classes, races, and recreational sailing at Gene Coulon Park at the south end of Lake Washington. Sailing classes begin in May and continue through the end of September. Recreational sailing, repairs, and maintenance clinics are conducted year round. As a member of RSC, you will have the chance to learn the necessary skills to sail safely and efficiently in our boats. You will also have opportunities to make your own contribution to the organization through teamwork and volunteering. Renton, Washington

Take advantage of our convenient launch service to/from your boat in Rockland Harbor. Transport on the launch is a courtesy to all Full members of the Rockland Yacht Club and their accompanied guests. The club also offers racing and Cruising Along the Maine Coast. Rockland, Maine

Rocky Point Club has a long history of enthusiastic amateur sailing. We have a very active Opti, Feva and Ideal 18 sailing program for 40-50 children ranging in age from 6-16 years. The goal of our program is to teach sailing in a safe and fun environment while following US Sailing guidelines. The program generally runs for 6 weeks from the last week in June through the first week in August. We also offer an Adult Sailing Program. Old Greenwich, Connecticut

Welcome to Rye Harbour Sailability, a registered charity giving people of all ages, with a wide range of disabilities, the chance to experience the fun and freedom of sailing with an experienced helmsman and crew. Under the direction of an RYA Senior Instructor our members enjoy sailing in adapted dinghies at Rye Harbour. We sail from Rye Harbour Sailing Club where the charity hires boat storage facilities and rooms for their sailing events. The Sailing Club has new changing rooms with disability access and a disability toilet with shower. Rye Harbour, Rye, England, UK