Welcome to the Allied Seawind Owner's Association. This is the site for information about both the Seawind I and Seawind II boats. In the past it was aimed at the latter 32' model, so information on the 30 footers is a little scarce. But you'll find technical information about the boats, owner info, Seawind seafaring stories, and more.

The Aloha Owners Association caters to owners of Aloha 27 (8.2), Aloha 28 (8.5), Aloha 30 and Aloha 32 sailboats built by Ouyang Boat Works in Whitby, Ontario, Canada. The company went out of business in the late 1980's, but during the 1970's and 80's made approaching 700 Aloha sailing yachts (including the Aloha 34 (10.4)). They are well built cruisers, with fine woodwork throughout their nicely finished interiors. Enthusiastic owners are scattered throughout Canada and the US, as well as at least two in Europe. Thanks to members contributions, this site has become an increasingly comprehensive repository of Aloha information and advice.

National Governing Body for Model Yachting. Devoted to promoting the designing, building, racing, and preservation of all model sailing yachts. Our official classes of racing yachts cover the range from one foot to eight feet in length and from high tech developmental boats to affordable one designs. There really is something for every taste and skill level.

E. Farnham Butler, owner of the Mount Desert Yacht Yard and Cyrus Hamlin, NA designed the Amphibi-Con sloop in the early 1950's. 123 of these boats were built including about 3 fiberglass boats. Several other designs were developed by the yard ranging from the 24 foot Amphibi-ette to the Controversy 36, the flagship of the fleet of these fine yachts. This site was started for the owners, friends of the design and others who are curious about the design that was at the forefront of the trailer sailor boat production in the USA.

Welcome to the Owners Association and info’ guide for the Anderson 22 and 26 British lift keel cruiser/racers with transatlantic performance. The purpose of the Association is to pool assistance and experiences for owners, facilitate ‘meet-ups’, and provide information to prospective owners, aiding the class profile. Even now the Anderson is something of a well-kept secret. Those who know of the boat’s capabilities seek them out, others are pleasantly surprised. Based on the South Coast of the UK, the ABOA is an informal group setup to pool assistance and experiences for owners, facilitate ‘meet-ups’, and provide information to prospective owners, aiding the class profile.

Also known as the Ultimate 27. Accommodates the weekend sailing enthusiast who demands sportboat performance without sacrificing overnight cruising comforts.

The Ariel Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation, enhancement and promotion of the Carl Alberg Designed 26 foot Pearson Ariel and Commander sloops. Association volunteers maintain a roster of yachts and provide a clearing house for maintenance and hardware information. They also provide experienced-based information on tuning and trimming for performance, and on how to have a comfortable sail. Membership in the Ariel Association is open to all owners, crew and other interested persons.

The Atalanta Owners Association (AOA) purpose is to support members and potential members in sailing, maintaining and restoring the yachts of Fairey Marine. The Association provides this website to provide access to a wealth of information about the boats including their history. The website enables anyone interested in the yachts to engage in conversation with like-minded people. Based in England

The Atlantic one-design is a classic keel boat designed for club racing and fast sailing. Standing at 30' the Atlantic was designed by Starling Burgess in 1929 for racing on Long Island Sound. Within two years, one hundred of the boats were built in Germany, shipped across the ocean, and began an eighty year tradition of close, competitive racing. In the late 1950s a mold was made for a fiber glass hull, and today's Atlantics are solid, modern boats with flotation tanks, aluminum spars, and dacron sails but they retain the classic good looks and solid performance of the original design.

Commonly known as the "Skate" this sailing dinghy has an awesome reputation for wild rides and exhilarating speed. The Skate is sailed in three states of Australia. NSW, WA & SA.

The Australian Radio Yachting Association (Incorporated) (ARYA) is the National Authority for Radio Sailing in Australia and is a member of the International Radio Sailing Association. Formed in 1964, ARYA caters for the four International radio yacht classes and the RC Laser as a National class. Other classes such as the Soling 1 Metre, the EC12 and Micro Magic are recognised by some State affiliates, The Association, through its member bodies in each State and the ACT conducts all aspects of the sport including National and State Championships with club racing through a network of 60 clubs, Australia wide.

International B14 Class Association. A scaled-down 18 foot skiff the B14 delivers exhilarating sailing, high quality international racing and as much fun as you can handle. It is the fastest two person ‘body-swung’ sailing boat in the world. Hiking from the wide wings, blasting along at 20 knots with over 50 sq.m. of downwind sail area is like nothing else in the world. It is a drug that attracts a growing number of addicts around the world.

Banjer 37 Motorsailer is a handsome g.r.p. ketch rigged pilothouse motorsailer, modeled on the lines of a North Sea trawler, with a distinct emphasis on the motoring side of her job. This site, is conceived to provide the Banjer 37 Motorsailer Club with an instrument to reach Banjer 37 owners and enthusiasts throughout the world, and give them a place where to share their experiences and their love for this proper little ship.

The Association is for all who own, sail, charter or have an interest in the Bavaria range of yachts. The Association was formed in 1999 with the initial aim of organising social and cruising events so that members, their families and friends could meet with other owners of Bavaria yachts.

The Association for those who like to sail the Fastest, Funniest, and Finest Sailing Boat in the World! Based in Denmark

The SF Bay Bear Boat Association is looking for a few excellent owners who: 1) Love wooden boats 2) Enjoy sailing San Francisco Bay 3) Are interested in racing this sure-footed, forgiving and fun sloop. The Bear was designed for the Bay, and can handle the breezes and strong current dished out by Mother Nature all summer out here. When other sailors are heading in for the day, the Bears have perfect wind for a good race! The combination of the Bear's strong sailing qualities and classic looks, along with a passionate group of owners who enjoy both cruising and racing make it an excellent choice to own in the Bay area.. San Francisco, California

New England Beetle Cat Boat Association. The Beetle Cat Boat is a twelve-foot, gaff-rigged wooden catboat designed by John Beetle in 1921 and originally built by the Beetle family of New Bedford, MA, famous for their whaleboats.

Includes the Belgian F16 Association, Belgian F18 Association and the Belgian Hobie Cat Association

The purpose of this site is to provide pictures of the Beneteau 411, including custom modifications by our world-wide Fleet members.

This site is supported through a joint venture of the First 36.7 owners and Beneteau USA. Its purpose is to provide information and interaction for members of the one-design class.

Welcome to the Largest group of Beneteau Owners on the planet. We have a variety of different styles and makes. We are owners of ,Oceanis, First series, Evasions, Cyclades, Idylle, Moorings Boats, Beneteau Sailboats. Lively and very informative, Loads of knowledge on how to repair,replace or just maintain.

NABSA supports, promotes and educates our members on the exciting land sailing sport using a Blokart. Our members come in all shapes, sizes and ages but all share a common passion for the thrill and fun of harnessing the wind on land and ice. Recreational and competitive thrill seekers join and experience the evolution of sailing on land. The National American Blokart Sailing Association embraces and elevates the spirit in all of us to get outside and play. We embrace the fun factor and we embrace the pursuit of speed. Blokart is the most environmentally friendly way to go FAST and have a BLAST.

The Blue Jay continues to be one of the leading one-design, sloop-rigged sailboats in existence today. Fathered by Drake H. Sparkman, head of the New York designing firm of Sparkman and Stephens, Inc. after his tenure as chairman of a yacht club junior sailing program, the Blue Jay was pencil drawn in 1947. Designed as a "baby Lightning" it became an all-around junior training boat and now has numbers over 7,200. It is used not only in novice programs in yacht clubs from Florida to Maine, but also in teen's, men's, and women's events

Home of BoeCraft B Skeeter Fleet 1 at Lakes Geneva, Delavan and Como in Far Southern Wisconsin. To Promote Boe-Craft Skeeter class Racing Governed by this association and to maintain the one design features of Boe-Craft Skeeter ice yachts (side by side Skeeters), as designed by William Boehmke.

The Bridges Point 24 (BP24) is a 24-foot sloop rigged sailboat, designed by Joel White and built in Brooklin, Maine by Wade Dow at the Bridges Point Boatyard. Since 1984, over 80 have been built. The Bridges Point 24 Sailing Club is an informal group of sailors dedicated to the preservation and sailing of this beautiful boat, especially in her home waters of the Gulf of Maine.

A restoration site for owners and admirers of Bristol Yachts. These boats were built by the Bristol Yacht Company, Bristol, RI, between 1966 and 1971.

This site is dedicated to owners and aficionados of the Bristol Channel Cutter and The Falmouth Cutter, vessels designed by the late Lyle Hess, and built primarily by the Sam. L. Morse company in Costa Mesa, California. The vessels are particularly attractive to blue water sailors because of their seaworthiness and outstanding performance. Owners of the vessels continually exchange information using the forum pages, there is a gallery of images, and the "Who's Where" page shows how widespread the boats are internationally.

Founded in 1997 by the owners of the last remaining original Bristol Channel Pilot Cutters the associations objectives are: 1: To encourage the restoration, preservation and ownership of original Bristol Channel Pilot Cutters with historical accuracy, 2: To represent the interests of Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter owners whenever this becomes necessary. 3: To organise an annual race and meet in the waters ofthe Bristol Channel for original Bristol Channel Pilot Cutters.

Welcome to the Buccaneer 18 Class. The Buccaneer is fun & fast. This simple sloop is a blast to sail, and easy to maintain. The Buccaneer Class is friendly and family oriented. Here you will find all the resources you need to enjoy the Buccaneer.

This site describes the Cape Cod Shipbuilding Bullseye one-design sail boat, its Herreshoff design heritage and the group of owners known as the Bullseye Association.

On this site you will find information on the Butterfly sailboat and the class Association, including historical records, recent class news, upcoming National Events, Results, Boats and Parts Wanted and For Sale in the Exchange, and details on the boat itself including builder information and parts prices.

There have been approximately 600 Buzzes built and sold in the UK, plus some built in Canada. The Buzz is a one design, double handed, single trapeze, asymetric sailing dinghy suitable for young sailors and lighter weight adults (ideal range - 100kg to 150kg). With over 600 boats being sailed in more than a dozen countries around the world, the Buzz has proved its success with a very wide range of today's young (and some not so young!) sailors looking for great value for money fun and exhilaration. For the more serious there is excellent racing both in our own organised one design events as well as being competitive in mixed fleets either sailing around the cans or windward leeward race courses.

The CII is designed to appeal to sailors in the 40-73kg (90-160lbs) range regardless of age or gender. In the UK, Byte CII sailors range in age from teenagers to ladies and gentlemen in their sixties and seventies - all sailing on a level where age and gender don't count, only your weight. The boat may be sailed equally well by men and women. Age is no barrier to sailing the Byte CII. The boat has been the single-hander of choice for the ISAF Youth World Championships on several occasions and is currently the Girls and Boys single-handed choice for the Youth Olympic Games.

This site is home to considerable information on the development and history of the C&C 27, along with maintenance and improvement topics. If you don't find what you're looking for in the main pages, try our Forum, where several hundred C&C 27 owners share information and ideas.

Photos, Articles, Classifieds, Manuals and much more info about C&C Yachts. Our aim is to preserve and enhance C&C Yachts reputation and prestige, to provide C&C owners with a complete library of information and to provide one place where C&C Owners can congregate.

The best youth racing in the world. There are regular opportunities for Cadet sailors of all abilities to enjoy international competition. Not only do these events provide the opportunity to compete in some great racing, they also enable competitors to make long term friendships with sailors from other nations whilst travelling the world and experiencing new cultures.

International Cadet Class. The only international double handed junior racing class: The Training Class of Champions! The International Cadet Class Association (ICCA) is the governing body of Cadet sailing around the world. The Association consists of the National Cadet Class Associations, the General Assembly and the Executive Committee (EXCOM). The ICCA is based in Dorchester, England.

This site is the epicenter of the Cal 20 community. Our mission is to promote the growth of our association by encouraging communication and support for each fleet and Cal 20 owner.

The Cal 25 is one of the most popular and successful Cals ever built. Over 2,000 hulls were constructed, and although they were designed over 40 years ago, they remain one of the more popular one-design racing yachts throughout the U.S. with fleets in Detroit, MI; Annapolis, MD; New Orleans, LA; Long Beach, CA and more. They are also one of the first boats to be designed as Racer/Cruisers which have both a cruising interior, but are set up for racing. They are also quite affordable, and relatively inexpensive to maintain.

Radio Controlled Model Yacht. The Canterbury J is a project that lets existing or newcomers to the sport of radio sailing, get started quickly with a good handling model yacht that is easy to build and cost effective. Additionally it has ease of transport and a good resale potential. The Canterbury J is a 1.22 metre (48") yacht with a main and foresail rigged to a 1.6 metre aluminium mast. 270 hulls have been sold and they are to be found in all areas of New Zealand and some as far afield as the USA, Canada and the UK. It is a one-design yacht and all hulls come from official molds approved by the Canterbury J Association.

A 31 foot sports boat that beats at 7/8 knots in breeze, gets around marks in a flash, performs under handicap racing, and truly thrills downwind with speeds in excess of 25 knots. The brain-child of Lord Irvine Laidlaw, masterfully designed by Mark Mills and built in Cape Town South Africa. Optimized for both upwind and offwind performance in big breeze while maintaining capabilities in lighter air. From the southern tip of Africa, launched in 2017, the Cape 31 has since reached all corners of the world with boats in the US, UK and Australia.

World's Smallest Racing Dinghy! Slower than a speeding bullet, smaller than an Optimist, able to float a person bigger than she is... No, this is not a boat for juniors, in fact, only experienced sailors need apply. But if you like to race, and can't seem to give it up for the winter, this 6'4" LOA boat may be just the ticket, because the Cape Cod Frosty is debatably the most fun racing dinghy in existence.

The Cape Cutter 19 Association was formed by a group of enthusiasts dedicated to this great little yacht. The design of the Cape Cutter 19 is based on a traditional hull form which has been proved over a very long period of time to be sea kindly and rugged. The Cape Cutter 19 can be tuned up or down depending on the owners requirement. It has proven to be a fast, capable, brave pocket cruising yacht. This site is designed to act as a resource for both owners, potential owners and anyone interested in the Cape Cutter 19. ANYONE is welcome to join the Association! Based in the UK

The CDSOA, Inc. is a national organization of Cape Dory boat owners. As a CDSOA member you'll belong to a growing network of Cape Dory owners who are more than willing to share their knowledge and experiences concerning their boats and boating, you'll make new friendships that may last a lifetime, and you'll get a chance to meet with the owners and sail on boats that you may aspire to one day own. On this web site you'll find information regarding upcoming general and fleet events, and details and contact information regarding our regional fleets.

The website of the Careel trailable yacht class. The Careel 18 and 22 are based on designs by John Duncanson (C18) and Joe Adams (C22) and built in Sydney by David Rose Yachts with some built in Brisbane under licence. We are a very active association based in Sydney, Canberra, Brisbane and Melbourne but found Australia wide. This site is for Careelers. Careelers are people who either own, want to own or have owned a Careel.

The Catalina/Capri 25/250 International Association. This web site is made possible by Catalina 25, Catalina 250, and Capri 25 sailboat owners who have joined this International Association.

Sailing Enthusiasts bonded in the common interest of sailing Catalina Sailboats and sharing sailing experiences. The Lake Ontario Catalina Association (LOCA) brings Catalina Sailboat owners on Lake Ontario in both Canada and the United States in touch with each other so that they may expand their knowledge and circle of friends.

National Sailing Association. The Catalina 22 Association is dedicated to providing the C22 sailing community with the information and resources necessary to get the most from your Catalina 22 sailing. Whether you race or cruise, whether you sail an old boat, a new style, a MKII, or a Sport, whether you are a member of the association or not, our website provides the resources that will make this a site to return to again and again.

International Catalina 30 Association. We hope you will find everything about the Catalina 30 and cousin C309 on this site. The association is dedicated to quality boating and lifetime enjoyment for its members and to maintaining value through one-design standards and specifications for the Catalina 30 yacht. The membership activities are predominately cruising, and we are technically minded and maintenance oriented.

The purpose of the Catalina 310 International Association is to foster friendship among sailors both on and off the water. It also facilitates the exchange of information to make sailing safer, easier and more pleasant and encourage activity planning to promote the enjoyment of sailing and cruising on your Catalina 310.