Founded in 1865. Turku, Finland

The association was founded in 1979 and its purpose is to serve as members of boating, sport boat, boat and river waters, as well as knowledge of the movement of knowledge and skills to develop and promote the development of boating safety and to promote the protection of waters. Äänekoski, Finland

Finnish Offshore Sailing Association. The purpose of the Offshore Sailing Association is to promote offshore and archipelago sailing, to supervise the interests of offshore sailors and to represent them in the Finnish Sailing and Boating Association as its class association. The association achieves this goal by organizing training, informing its members and promoting the organization of sailing competitions, as well as liaising with international standards organizations and offshore sailing organizations in neighboring countries. Helsinki, Finland

Esbo, Finland

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Finland

Helsingfors Segelklubb is a Finnish sailing club founded in 1899. With 1 600 members and 600 registered boats, we are one of Finland’s largest and most successful sailing clubs. Club is located centrally on the west side of Helsinki in Lauttasaari, with a excellent services and traffic connections nearby. Helsinki, Finland

HSS is one of the most distinguished yacht clubs in Finland. It was founded well over 100 years ago, in 1893 and have about 1200 members. Our members represent a wide scale of the population of the Helsinki sailing society with a distinguished fleet of sailing boats from various dinghies to beautiful classic 6 and 8mR's and modern long-distance cruisers. HSS is located on it´s own club island with a sheltered natural harbor at the southernmost tip of the Helsinki downtown. The island is reached in five minutes by our ferry, at a short walking distance from the City Center. Helsinki, Finland

HTPS was founded in 1925 to promote the seafaring skills and maritime sports of its members. The club also aims to share information on the construction, operation and maintenance of ships. Working and enjoying together is important in the activities of the club. Activities are organized with the help of the board and committees. Helsinki, Finland

Finland

Joensuu, Finland

Jyväskylä Boat Club is the largest boating club in northern Päijänne. The purpose of the association is to awaken, promote and support the boating hobby and the safety of navigating the waters. The home port of the Jyväskylä Boat Society is in Juurikkasaari, in the archipelago district of Jyväskylä, Säynätsalo, Finland

A general boating club with a home port in Kirkkonummi Kantvik and a light boat base right next to the port. Finland

Keilalahti Boat Club Association, founded in 1975 focused on the functional cruising club. Home port is in Suomenoja, Finland

Kipparilahti Venekerho KVK ry, which is located in Herttoniemi, Helsinki, started its operations in 1969. At that time, the city built the bottom of Kipparlahti with its marinas. By that standard, the port was considered one of the best in Helsinki. The quays are fixed concrete quays with space for 130 boats and the club has been managing the harbor since its establishment. The club has a clubhouse, a storage room, a barbecue shed and a mast for sailboats in the harbor. The club area is fenced. The docks have electrical plugs for temporary use. The harbor and docks also have summer water. The club owns more than 3 acres of island property with buildings. The club has a membership of about 200 members. Helsinki, Finland

Koivusaari Pursiseura ry, KoPu, was founded in 1972. The club operates in Helsinki's Koivusaari, west of Lauttasaari. The club has a harbor protected by a good breakwater and 130 boat berths. Finland

Kuopio Yacht Association (KuoPS) is a boating club, whose role is to promote the movement of the waters. The main objectives of the operation of a pure water environment and the conservation and appreciation of good boating practices and the members' compliance with the guiding adoption of these values. KuoPS was founded in 1889 and is one of the oldest yacht clubs in Finland.

Lauttasaari boaters offer a good setting for motor boating at a reasonable cost. Our harbor north of Lauttasaari in Lemislahti (Lahnalahdentie 3, Helsinki: map) offers protection from all winds. We do not have to compromise with the different needs of motorboats and sailboats because there are no sailboats in our port. We also do not use our resources to support competition. We focus on providing services for boaters who engage in excursion boating, fishing or need a port for their connecting boat for cottage trips. Lemislahti, Finland

Mikkelin Pursiseura ry is one of the oldest boating clubs in Finland and at the same time Mikkeli's second oldest sports club. The club was founded in 1905. The club promotes boating safety through boating training and boat inspection activities. The club maintains three island bases for tour and excursion boaters and is involved in the cooperation of the baskets of the yacht clubs in the Vuoksi watershed and in the Saimaa Recreation Area Association. The MPS Children's Sailing School gathers a large number of participants each year. Every year in August, MPS organizes the Ristisaari Cup competition, which is part of the Saimaa ranking competition series. Mikkeli, Finland

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The largest and oldest registered yacht club in Finland. The club has more than 2,600 members. NJK is a versatile club with activities for all the different member categories. The club aims to advance seamanship, enhance social life and keep its position as the leading yacht club in the country. Much effort is put into promoting the sport of sailing among juniors as well as senior members. The club has qualified coaches offering top class training at different levels. Helsinki, Finland

Näsijärvi Segelsällskap ry. Finland

Welcome to the homepage of Otaniemi Boat Club! Otaniemi Venekerho ry is the first Finnish-language yacht club in Espoo, and it was founded in 1962. OV's home port and shipyard are located in Otasatama on the shores of Laajalahti in Otaniemi. OV is a member of the Finnish Sailing and Boating Association and its membership is 178. The club's operations began within the framework of the Otaniemi Society with the refurbishment of the pier and the leasing of the shed and shipyard area. The club was originally intended to be an association for those living or working in Otaniemi, but now accepts all eligible applicants. The active club community still works with volunteers and support forces. Espoo, Finland

Do you dream of sailing but do not have your own boat or suitable club? As a member of the Sailors '606 Club, you get to sail the club’s boats in good company. You can take part in guided or free exercises and, as you gain skills, you can also book a boat for your own training via the booking calendar. Särkä, Finland

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The Raisio Veneseura ry was established in 1970. The purpose of the club's activities is to promote the safety of navigation in water and to develop sailing and motorbiking hunting in Raisio and nearby locations. Raisio Veneseura is a member of the Finnish Sailing and Boating Association. Turku, Finland

Finland

Finnish Castle Yacht Association was founded in 1978. Finland

Helsinki, Finland

The Tampere Yacht Club, TaPS, was founded in 1945. There are about 500 members in the club, of whom just over 15% are juveniles. There are almost 200 sailboats in the club and about 40 motorboats. The clubhouse is located in Naistenlahti, on the shores of Lake Näsijärvi in Tampere. In addition, the membership has three excursion ports in the Näsijärvi area. Naistenlahti, Finland

Turku Yacht Club is an active player and mover that offers opportunities for the whole family from fitness to top sports. The club's home port in Ruissalo is the environmentally friendly Roope harbor, and the Turku Yacht Club has three separate islands for the recreational use of its members. The club's junior activities have the Star Association logo awarded by the Olympic Committee and Finnish Sailing and Boating. Turku, Finland