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.

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.

The association is a non-profit affiliation of Catalina 320 owners and supporters around the globe. The objectives of the organization are to coordinate C320 inter-fleet cruising activities, one-design racing and to serve as a central repository for information about the C320.

The Catalina 320 International Association welcomes and appreciates your membership. Members enjoy an outstanding array of benefits, including a discounted Boat US membership, a variety of content about maintaining and enjoying your boat, communication with other C320 owners, and the knowledge that you are supporting the C320 fleet worldwide.

Welcome to the official website of the Catalina 34 International Association, an independent organization of over 600 Catalina 34 owners. The Catalina 34 has established an enviable reputation as a fast, stiff, and sturdily built cruising yacht.

Catalina 350 International Association. Owners share stories, hints, tips and projects for their Catalina 350. Join the forum to post your own questions or comments.

This site is a tribute to the unique and beautiful Catalina 38. The site is made possible through the volunteer efforts of Catalina 38 International Association members, to promote the value of Catalina 38 ownership. The Association also sponsors the annual Catalina 38 Nationals, a one design race which keeps our racing heritage alive.

Welcome to the website for Catalina C380, C387, C385 and C390 Yachts. The Catalina 380 International Association has over 250 members from around the world. Our fleets provide sailing, social and technical support opportunities from coast to coast.

The Association was formed in 2021 when the International Catalina 400/445 Association, the International Catalina 42/425 Association and the International Catalina 440 Association merged. The Association is an important part of the Catalina community, providing social, technical and educational opportunities for its members.

The mission of the Catalina 470 Association is to foster communication and fellowship among owners of Catalina 470 sailboats. We are a volunteer organization and encourage Catalina 470 owners worldwide to join us.

We are an organization of boat owners and others interested in the C36 and C375 sailboats, manufactured by Catalina Yachts. The Association has members throughout the world, and more than a dozen fleets scattered throughout the US and Canada. Site includes articles, photos, owner registry, message board, classifieds and more.

Ahoy sailor, glad you found us! Tie your line onto Catalina Mainsheet magazine... the Catalina Owners Magazine.

Resources for owners of Catalina. Photos, downloads, owner modifications, accessories, classifieds, boats for sale, forums, and more.

Sailing, racing and cruising Catapult, the unique single-handed catamaran. The design is unique:- a strong, stiff aluminium frame supports slender inflatable hulls. The resulting light weight, only 95 kgs (210 lbs) makes Catapult sensationally fast for a 5m (16ft 4in) boat. It has all three essentials for good learning and cruising: ease of handling (to build expertise and confidence) safety, and high speed (for excitement, and getting home on time.)

A catboat is a boat traditionally fitted with a gaff-rigged sail on a single mast set well up in the "eyes" of the boat. Cruising catboats have cabins and normally range in overall length from 16 - 26 feet. Others are fully or partially decked and suitable for day sailing or camp cruising. Learn more about Catboats at this website.

The Cavalier 28 is a yacht that is ideal for both racing and social and recreational sailing. It was designed in New Zealand by Laurie Davidson, a designer famous for racing boats (including successful defenders and challengers for the America's Cup), and now has an active owners' association based in Sydney Harbour, Australia.

Our goal is to bring together Cheoy Lee Owners as well as all information related to the Cheoy Lee Yachts, Cheoy Lee History, Restoration of Cheoy Lee's, and information on the designers of the Cheoy Lee sail and power yachts. Cheoy Lee built over 4500 yachts from the 1950's through the 80's. They still build Power boats but this site is dedicated to the models and the owners of the classic yachts from the past, Clippers, Frisco Flyers, Bermudas, Offshores, Vertues, etc.

The Cherub is a two-person 12 foot racing dinghy with asymmetric spinnaker and twin trapezes. Just twelve feet long, weighing around 70kgs fully rigged for sailing, the Cherub combines spectacular performance with the “on the edge” handling characteristics only found in true lightweight skiffs.

The Cherub is a restricted class as distinct from a one design class. This feature allows amateur designers and builders flexibility in complying with maximum and minimum measurement restrictions and permits boats to be rigged and tuned to allow for a wide range of crew sizes.

A group of young men that spent their summers around Cedar Point and on both shores of West River formed their own yacht club in the summer of 1930. They were somewhat contemptuous of the usual clubs and named theirs, "Our Own damn yacht Club" (OOdyC). They soon renamed the group West River Sailing Club. William "Billy" Heintz, just 22 years old, was the driving force behind the new club. The Twenty Footer class, as it was then called, had no rules – other than the boat had to be twenty feet. in 1938 at the Annapolis yacht Club, Ozzie Owings held an organizational meeting to form the Chesapeake 20 class with dues at $2 each. He said the purpose of the association was to prevent being overrun by "freaks and racing machines such as Double Trouble, the Owens scow." While the sail area and length werefixed, Chesapeake 20 rules remain only about three pages long and as described by Billy Heinz in a 1942 Yachting Magazine article, remained an “evolution” class.

If you are looking for manuals, we have them! Check the documentation tab! Maybe you are looking for parts? Check the Forums! Looking for information or practical experience and advice for your boat? Do you have questions? Maybe you are just looking for a nice place to go and share your experiences with other sailors!

The Class40 association gathers the skippers of Class40 yachts and any person interested in their evolution. The Class40 is a monohull sailboat sea-oriented racing and cruising with a maximum length is 40 feet.

Our goals are rooted in a shared passion: the stewardship and enjoyment of classic yachts. We believe we have an opportunity to bring owners together to foster a sense of community – a community that can bring a positive and cohesive voice to the issues, challenges, and opportunities that arise from time to time and need to be addressed. While this organization's members are owners of classic yachts, our partners and collaborators include event organizers, restoration shops, boatbuilders, sailmakers, marine industry service providers, sailors and sponsors – all critical members of the classic yachting community. The membership-driven, nonprofit Classic Yacht Owners Association was established in 2015 to encourage fellowship amongst owners within the classic yacht community. One of the organization’s goals is to help shape the future of the sport by influencing and cultivating long-term regional cooperation amongst those who are dedicated to owning, maintaining, and racing sailing vessels. CYOA also works to promote classic yacht ownership with the objective of attracting new members and creating new funding opportunities to support future classic yacht events. Bristol, Rhode Island

Club 420 Association. The Club 420 is a One-Design class. The rules, official plans and specifications (“Rules”) are intended to ensure that the yachts of this class are as nearly as possible the same as regards shape and weight of hull, including the centerboard, rudder, spars and sails and that the equipment is simple, functional, dependable and affordable.

The Club FJ was created as a strict one-design dinghy where the true test, when raced is between crews and not boats and equipment. The CFJ Class is a “Junior” class. Sanctioned regattas are open to junior sailors under the age of 19 and who have not yet entered college. Sanctioned regattas include class championship events (Nationals) and seasonal series (i.e. Shadden Series)

Australian Cobra Catamaran Association. 5 Meter Twin Trapeze Cat, able to be sailed safely in all conditions on both inland and coastal waters.

The "Columbia 50" is a sailboat designed by William Tripp, Jr. and built predominantly by Columbia Yachts in Costa Mesa, California starting about 1965. For many reasons it is one of the very best production sailing yachts of all time.

Columbia Yacht Owners Association. The Columbia Yacht Owners Association is simply a group of folks who own or have an interest in Columbia sailboats.

Forum for Com-Pac Yacht Owners

Other boats have come and gone but in Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio and Bermuda the Comet is still going strong. It is the most successful, active, two-person racing class in our area today. The fun-to-sail Comet offers high-level, double-handed racing to all ages with equally competitive fiberglass and wooden boats. The design combines a hard chine planing hull with a classic sloop rig and a distinctively large mainsail.

The Comet web site aims to give you information on the fast, friendly and fun single handed sailing dinghy, the Comet. The Comet Class Association organises over 20 events each year. Although these are open to all Comet owners and helms, only members of the association are eligible to qualify for the various travellers trophies and enter the 2 championship events. Comet is a single handed, light, easily transportable and launchable by one person. It requires low maintenance and offers challenging performance but most of all is ONE DESIGN. The Comet is fast but surprisingly forgiving. Plenty of sail area for exciting sailing and amazing light wind performance but easily reefed for beginners. Extremely comfortable to sail with a roomy cockpit. Comets have a full programme of open meetings with large fleets at various clubs.

The CCCA is a friendly organisation that exists to promote and further the interests of the owners of the 4 double handed classes of dinghy originally produced by Comet Dinghies, namely the Trio, Duo, Versa and Zero.