Segeln am Neusiedler See. Founded in 1955, BYC has grown to become one of the largest yacht clubs in Austria. It is the only one on Lake Neusiedl whose grounds are entirely on water and were therefore built exclusively on stilts. The club complex is located in the middle of Rust Bay. The community's lido is in the immediate vicinity. This means that the existing infrastructure can be easily used. There are crane and slip systems available, as well as the extensive leisure facilities of the Rust adventure pool, which includes a surf school, beach volleyball courts and a mini golf course. As one of the windiest lakes in Austria, Lake Neusiedl is ideal for water sports such as sailing, surfing and kiting. Since the lake often freezes over in winter, ice sailors and ice surfers also get their money's worth. Rust, Austria

The Nautic Club Austria, based in Graz, is a member of the ÖSV, the StSV and the Sportunion Steiermark. The ranks of its members include race officials, referees and examiners for all areas of the race. The main focus of the association's work is offshore activities and training (children, youth, inland sailing, FB 2, FB 3, FB 4, radio), participation in offshore regattas, especially for cruising sailors and long trips. We have crossed the Atlantic several times, been to the Pacific and the Indian Ocean. Graz, Austria

The sailing club Albertus Magnus Schule emerged from a sailing inclination group of the Albertus Magnus Schule. The sailing center is a Ges.mbH, consisting of 2 clubs, the Union sailing club Albertus Magnus Schule (SC AMS) and the sailing club ASKÖ Floridsdorf (SAF), as well as the AVSA maritime school and an inn. Every club has a few floating jetties. A slipway is used for the watering of the boats. Goal of our work: To give young people and adults the opportunity to get to know and practice this beautiful sport, be it as a recreational sailor "just for fun" or as a regatta sailor. Vienna, Austria

The SCTWV-Achensee was founded in 1960 as a section of the Tyrolean water sports club and since 1962 a member of the Austrian Sailing Federation. We are a sport-oriented sailing club who wants to inspire particularly the youth of our members for sailing, offering training courses and learning opportunities. Maurach, Austria

Schörfling, Austria

The sailing section of the Steinbacher Sportverein. The sailing section currently consists of around 120 members with around 40 boats. The main activities of the club are running 4 Yardstick Handicap regattas and one youth camp per season. Steinbach, Austria

UYCA has about 800 members today and is the biggest Austrian Sailing Club. Attersee, Austria

The UYC Wolfgangsee has existed for more than 110 years and is located in the picturesque St. Gilgen, a few hundred meters from the center towards Brunn angle. The Yacht Club is a sport-oriented sailing club. The Union Yacht Club Wolfgangsee one with his 140 registered Boats not only one of the largest yacht clubs in Austria, but by the numerous sporting successes that his sailors since its founding in 1901 internationally at Olympic Games, World and European Championships as well as nationally achieved at state championships, the most successful Sports clubs in Austria. St. Gilgen, Austria

The Vienna Yacht Club actively promotes sailing and is happy to welcome new members. However, the size of our club grounds places natural limits on growth and creates a family-like character for the club. At the moment, however, members are being accepted, with preference given to active sailors or those who want to become one. Vienna, Austria

The International Austrian Cruising Club. Linz, Austria

The yacht club Zell am See is located on the north bank of the Zeller See in the middle of Salzburg and invites you to go sailing! Nestled between the Alps, the crystal-clear Lake Zell offers a wonderful panorama and the yacht club offers you an excellent infrastructure to optimally pursue your hobby. Zell am See, Austria

Our club has been an officially independent sailing club at BH Braunau am Inn since autumn 1993, which has joined the Austrian Sailing Association (OeSV for short) as an umbrella organization. In our work, as Braunau-Simbach shows in the name of the association and the origin of the members, we are cross-border and supraregional. Our main focus is deep-sea sailing, but we are also regularly on inland areas, primarily on Mattsee. The yacht club Braunau-Simbach pursues the purpose of maintaining yachting (sailing) in a charitable manner and to enable or facilitate its members to practice. Braunauu, Austria

Wien, Austria

The Weiden Yacht Club is a family club with a strong sporting orientation. The YCW was founded in 1983 by residents of Seeweiden, also called Seepark Weiden, who wanted to practice their hobby together. Fortunately, boat owners from the Weiden Marina and friends who particularly appreciate Weiden am See have joined our club. Most recently, the YCW had around 100 exercising members and 75 family members. We are a member of the Austrian Sailing Association (ÖSV), the Landessegelverband Burgenland and the General Sports Association of Austria (ASVÖ). Weiden am See, Austria

Austrian Offshore Yacht Club. Wien, Austria

Austrian Sailing Federation. Since 1946, the Austrian Sailing Federation (OeSV) represents the interests of its members. Currently, there are about 20,000 sailors, surfers and recently also kitesurfers use the services of OeSV to complete. The association organizes sailing regattas, championships and training. Wein, Neusiedl am See, Austria