Tin Can Bay Yacht Club (Latitude 25 54.09’S, Longitude 153 00.86’E) is located at Norman Point, Tin Can Bay, on the tidal shores of Snapper Creek in Tin Can Inlet at the southern end of the Great Sandy Strait in Queensland. Our Vision: To promote, foster and conduct the sport of sailing and boating in general by encouraging the study of seamanship, navigation, safety and pleasure in boating, and to encourage junior participation in the sport by promoting safety on the water, personal development, confidence and team building. Tin Can Bay, QLD Australia

Come to the Toronto Island Marina and see what you have been missing. Whether you are an avid boater or simply looking for quality time, relaxing, socializing or looking for wide variety of activities one of our 350 berths is awaiting you. Beside the great waters of Lake Ontario, the City life with all its offerings is only 7 minutes across the harbour. Alternatively, the magnificent Toronto Islands give you access to kilometers of walking, cycling, kayaking, beaches and remote canals inhabited by a variety of wildlife ready to share their oasis with you. Centerville, Hanlan’s Point and Ward’s Island are all vibrant and rich in history and life to enjoy. In addition to the traditional services, such as gas and diesel fuel, we offer a wide range of services and amenities. Toronto, ON Canada

WCA Sailing is an informal sailing club on Lake Windermere in the Lake District. Members sail a variety of keelboats and cruisers, with a varied racing and fun sailing calendar in both summer and winter, social events throughout the year and seagoing cruises further afield. Lake Windermere, Cumbria, England, UK

Yacht Club Ibiza is one of the most prestigious clubs in the whole Europe. The club not only offers the most advanced technical and nautical services, but the chance to be part of its unique lifestyle during your stay in Ibiza. Ibiza, Spain

The Yare Sailing Club was reformed in 1985 to organise activities for Broads River Cruiser Class sailors on the Southern Rivers of the Norfolk Broads. Membership is open to all who own, sail, or have an interest in River Cruiser Class Yachts. Norfolk Broads, England, UK

Sailing Club on the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads. The club was founded in 1948 to foster greater friendship between keen sailors to encourage those whose interests lie primarily in cruising and maintaining their sailing craft and to protect their interests. Each year we attempt to navigate the entire Broads network, this is usually accomplished by a sailing programme consisting of up to ten events some lasting a week others being weekends. Members come from far and wide many travelling great distances to be with us in the delightful surroundings of the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads. We have no base and members yachts are moored on both the Northern and Southern Broads, England, UK

Based in Zürich, a club dedicated to sailing with friends and open to all. We have a programme of events throughout the year; Sailing on the Swiss Lakes; Regattas and Racing; Training programmes dedicated to club members working towards the D-Schein, Hochseeschein or RYA qualifications. Membership of ZISC provides a friendly club environment in which to enjoy sailing, meet people with the same interest and develop your skills – whether you are an experienced skipper or just wanting to find out more about sailing opportunities on the lake or sea. Zürich, Switzerland