Sailing, enjoying leisure time, family, children, regatta sailing, cruising sailing, relaxing, exchanging ideas, experiencing nature, surfing, canoeing, stand up paddling, water sports. These are terms with which one can describe the living space of Aachener Boots-Club. Water sports in all variations on the Rursee near Aachen. With our website we would like to arouse your and your family's curiosity about the leisure time in the Aachener Boots-Club. Gain an impression of our club, the area and club life and find the latest information about our events. Simmerath, Germany

We are a sailing club on the Biggesee in North Rhine-Westphalia. The ASC is a traditional, non-profit association at the Bigge dam in the Sauerland. Its members have been promoting the sport of sailing for over 40 years. Our members come from a catchment area of ​​up to approx. 200 km around the Biggesee. The wonderful club complex with clubhouse restoration offers members and guests a pleasant atmosphere before, during and after the sailing season. Gummersbach, Germany

The ASK was founded in 1993 as a non-profit association by a group of students and employees of the Technical University of Karlsruhe (today KIT) who are enthusiastic about sailing. The primary goal was and is to enable and teach students how to sail cheaply. Over the years, the ASK, with currently over 700 members, has developed into one of the largest sailing clubs in southern Germany, which is growing steadily and is still run by students. The ASK offers a wide range of sailing training in theory and practice every year. The focus is on the SBF-See / SKS course as well as the radio certificates UBI, SRC and LRC. Every two years we also offer courses on the SSS and SHS sailing licenses. Further seminars on topics such as weather, medicine or rules round off the range of courses. Ambitious regatta sailing should not be neglected in a sporting club. That is why the ASK takes part in various events every year, from beginners' regattas to "high-tech" events on the world's seas. In addition to the training company and sporty regatta sailing, ASK has been offering sporty trips for many years. Karlsruhe, Germany

Sailing is a community sport: With the ASVS you can get to know and perfect sailing. You do not need your own boat for this - the important thing is to be enthusiastic about sailing! The moderate membership fees are possible because all club members contribute their skills and participate. From regattas close to the wind to stylish traditional sailing to island hopping: The sailing interests in the ASVS are as diverse as our club members and the club's own boat park. Stuttgart, Germany

Academic Sailing Association. Everyone is welcome in the Academic Sailing Club Warnemünde eV! Regatta sailing off Warnemünde has many advantages: short distances to the regatta courses; During the Warnemünde Week, the regatta courses are a maximum of 4-5 nm away, even in unfavorable wind directions. The area is characterized by a relatively well-distributed wind and low currents . The conditions for non-residents and locals are (almost) the same. The youth of the ASVW consists of sailors who practice ambitious regattas. These include dinghy sailors (laser and 470) and keel dinghy sailors (J70). The club's own J70s are used not only to prepare for the sailing league, but also for other training sessions and class regattas. Warnemünde, Germany

Academic Sailing Club zu Berlin. We are a non-profit club of students who are enthusiastic about sailing and we look forward to every student who, like us, enjoys sailing and wants to learn or practice sailing on the Wannsee, Havel and at sea. For over 100 years it has been important to us to enable Berlin students to sail on the club's own boats. In the ASC we carry out training trips on the North Sea and the Baltic Sea every year, where you can learn everything that has to do with sailing at sea, from the basic concepts of sailing to navigation to the sophisticated trimming of the boat. And of course the fun is not neglected either. Berlin, Germany

Academic Sailing Association eV. The ASV is one of the oldest sailing clubs in Germany with an eventful history. It is one of the founders of deep sea sailing in Germany and is still committed to this tradition today. Regardless of whether you dream of the Wannsee, the Baltic Sea, the Atlantic or the South Pacific: At ASV you have the opportunity to sail everything that is fun, from a one-man dinghy to a 17-meter yacht suitable for high seas. The Havel in the southwest of Berlin offers an exciting and challenging inland sailing area with its many bulges such as the Wannsee. The Scharfe Lanke with our sailing house is located directly south of the last lock in Berlin-Spandau. The ASV is well connected by public transport in Berlin, at the transition between the city and the lake-forest landscape. Berlin, Germany

The Academic Sailing Association of Hanover (ASVzH) is a non-profit association that is primarily aimed at students and young open-minded people and has a lot to offer. It enables its members to sail in different variants and to receive appropriate sailing training. In addition, club life also makes for interesting community events. Our association brings together people who share their interest in sailing and their love for wind and water. By sailing together on the Steinhuder Meer, on one or the other sea voyage and also through the activities related to sailing, we collect many unforgettable experiences over time, which shape us into a community. Hannover, Germany

The Academic Seglerverein to Greifswald was founded in 1908 in Greifswald. The objectives and tasks are under the statutes to promote the sport of sailing as part of the Academic life of the Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-University (EMAU) Greifswald, giving priority inclusion of the students and the youth. Greifswald, Germany

Academic Yacht Club. The AYC is an Aachen sailing club with a strong connection to RWTH Aachen University . He emerged from the Sailing Technology Working Group (StAG) and, in addition to sailing boats, also follows their design and construction. The members are predominantly students and members of the Aachen universities, but anyone who enjoys sailing can become a member of the AYC! The activities of the members range from spontaneous sailing days on the Rursee to annual chain trips along the European coast. Aachen, Germany

The roots of the American International Yacht Club Berlin (AIYCB) can be traced back to the arrival of the United States Constabulary Forces in Germany in the Fall of 1945. Sailing on the beautiful Wannsee Lake soon became a popular form of recreation for soldiers stationed in Berlin. Although exact dates are unknown, sometime in the Spring of 1946, with the acquisition of a few sailboats, the US Army established a recreation facility for its soldiers on the Wannsee Lake. Currently, AIYCB has approx. 140 primary members of various nationalities, including family members, with a total of about 220 people in the club. AIYCB now shares these beautiful and historic grounds at Am Sandwerder 17-19 with the American Academy which currently utilizes the Wannsee villa; now known as the Hans Arnold Center. Offers a large number of regattas, a Youth Sailing Program, and social events. Berlin, Germany

Aqua Fun Wintersdorf eV describes itself as an association for water sports and leisure on Lake Haselbach. This means that water sports in the broadest sense can be practiced in our association. The focus is on sailing as well as cutter rowing and dragon boat sports. In addition, all environmentally friendly water sports such as surfing, paddling, rowing and kayaking can be practiced in the club. Anyone can learn to sail, let yourself be surprised. With us you have the opportunity to learn and practice sailing and sea sports. We have in-depth knowledge and licensed trainers and trainers in the areas of sailing, sea sports, dragon boat sports and popular sports, who are happy to pass their knowledge on to anyone who is interested. Meuselwitz, Germany

The members of the Arnisser sailing club are water sports enthusiasts and motor boaters on the Schlei and the Baltic Sea. Our currently almost 450 members attach particular importance to camaraderie and tradition in their cooperation. We are particularly proud of our youth department with a large number of members and almost 100 children, which underlines the great interest of young sailors in water sports. With around 45 boats and qualified trainers, the ASC offers young people an ideal platform for getting started with water sports. Kappeln, Germany

A sailing club offering regattas and a youth department. Utting, Germany

Welcome to the website of the Baltic Segler Association eV Here you will find information about our association with its three groups. Hamburg, Germany

The Barther Seglerverein is a small, hospitable and traditional club in the north-west of Western Pomerania. It is located on the west side of the Barther city harbor. The club has 40 berths on the pier, on the fixed jetty and on the floating jetty. There are always up to 10 guest berths free during the season. The berths are equipped with water and electricity connections. The area is often used to hold training camps, as the participants can sail right in front of the property. Barth, Germany

We have been active on this body of water since the flooding of the Bautzen dam in 1972. Approx. 90 members sail in different boat classes. Training camps, regattas and an open day are the highlights of the season, and our junior sailors are just as active as the adults. We offer our members water berths and parking spaces for caravans. Grubschütz, Germany

Bavarian Sailing Association eV. Founded in 1949 by our "club father" Erich Sondheim and since then, thanks to steady growth, has grown into a stately sailing club. The BSV is a non-profit association that has set itself the goal of making sailing possible for everyone, even without having their own ship. For this purpose, the BSV organizes a large number of sailing courses every year, which are aimed at adults as well as children and young people. Beginners are just as welcome as those returning to the sport or advanced who just want to brush up on their knowledge a little before they start their sport boat license. Utting am Ammersee, Germany

The Bavarian Sailing Association was founded in 1946 and belongs to the Bavarian State Sports Association (BLSV, Munich). In the Bavarian Sailing Association, almost 200 clubs are represented in 60 areas from Lake Constance to Northern Franconia and Upper Bavaria. Around 31,000 members belong to the sailing clubs and associations, including many active regatta sailors. Some of the world's best sailors come from Bavaria. In recent years they have taken part in international events such as the Opti World Cup in Cyprus, the Kiel Week, the World Cup in Aarhus (DEN) and Enoshima (JPN) as well as the Olympic sailing competitions. The Bavarian Sailing Association is the third largest regional association in the German Sailing Association (DSV, Hamburg). München, Germany

Bavarian Yacht Club Starnberg - the fascination of sailing. What do the more than 1000 members in the Bavarian Yacht Club have in common? This question is easy to answer. You love sailing in all its facets. It used to be common squadron trips with magnificent wooden ships. Today the regatta sport shapes the sailing season: regatta sport at the highest level, regatta sport but also for the ambitious amateur athlete. Almost every weekend during the season from April to October there is a different series of races for the current boat classes in the sailing club. Descriptions of the Bavarian Yacht Club are often formulated in superlatives. More than 1000 members, including around 200 ambitious and successful young people and sailing juniors (14 to 25 years of age), who are organized in an independent club in the traditional club (JJA). This makes the Bavarian Yacht Club the largest sailing club in southern Germany. Starnberg, Germany

The Berliner Segler-Verband eV is a registered association with its seat and office in Berlin. It is the umbrella organization for currently 108 Berlin sailing clubs with a total of around 14,400 members, including around 3,000 children and young people. The organs of the association are the presidium and the Berliner Seglertag, which performs the tasks of a general assembly. The association supervises and promotes sailing in all forms within the state of Berlin on the basis of amateur sports. Berlin, Germany

The Berlin Touring Sailing Club Blau-Weiß eV (BTB) was founded in 1951 as BSG Lokomotive Osthafen and has experienced a positive development in an eventful history to become a well-known Berlin sailing club, whose members have been very successfully involved in regatta, cruising and youth sailing for decades. The sporting activities of the club members also include joint charter trips on the Adriatic, North and Baltic Seas, regular bowling events, weekly volleyball training, our women's gymnastics group and of course the already traditional Wednesday regatta, which is very popular with all members. You can find more information about activities in the area of ​​children and young people in the "Youth" section. Berlin, Germany

With its preferred location on the Wannsee, the Berlin Yacht Club is in one of the most beautiful places in the demanding sailing area on the southern edge of Berlin. The club area of ​​the Berlin Yacht Club on the sunny side of the large Wannsee offers a unique starting point for sailing, with several areas on the doorstep. The general nature and philosophy of our club is to encourage sailing and to bring together sailors and enthusiasts from all over the world having common interests - especially in boating. Berlin, Germany

The Blankeneser Segel-Club (BSC), founded in 1898, was the first sailing club with a direct seat on the Elbe and is now one of the oldest and largest sailing clubs in Germany. With more than 950 members, the BSC and its strong youth department with around 130 members in the Opti, Pirate, Laser, RS Feva and youth hiking cutter classes are among the most important and large sailing clubs in Germany. Hamburg, Germany

BYCÜ is one of the three oldest sailing clubs on Lake Constance and the oldest sailing club in Baden-Württemberg. In 2019, BYCÜ could look back on 110 years of tradition. We are the yacht club in Überlingen with the largest number of members and around 700 members. 80 active young people secure our youngsters and our future. Überlingen, Germany

Sailing on the beautiful Bordesholmer See. In December 1973, Wolfgang Bente founded the Bordesholmer sailing club. The purpose of the association is to promote and maintain the sport of sailing. The club particularly endeavors to introduce young people to sailing. Bordesholm, Germany

Büsum, Germany

Catamaran and Surf Club Müggelsee eV. We sail everything that is fast. Our sailing club is located on the northern bank of Berlin's Müggelsee and in the immediate vicinity of the Müggelsee lido. Here is sailed what is fast! You will find all information about the club here: regatta results, dates, events, personal details, reports from the individual departments, news, etc. Berlin, Germany

The CYC was founded in 1913 and is one of most important sailing clubs in Bavaria. Its wooden docking piers are located on the shore of one of the most beautiful inland sailing waters of Germany, the Bavarian Sea. Sailing conditions here are varied and challenging. The Chiemsee Lake is 84 square kilometers wide, embedded in the landscape of the Bavarian Alpine foothills of the Chiemgau area. The club hosts numerous ranking regattas, national and international championships in various boat classes. Core focus of the club and its 850 members is the promotion of sailing sport for everyone, a committed youth program and an active club atmosphere. Sailors and recreation seekers alike will find everything they need to their satisfaction on the 22,000 square meter site, which is owned by the club. Prien am Chiemsee, Germany

The Club Nautic eV operates in Glücksburg-Looking guarded marina with 169 berths. Guests will find a very well-equipped port facility and a cozy restaurant. The club also offers a sail training for young people and children and provides to optimists and dinghies available. Flensburg, Germany

We are a Franco-German sailing club on Lake Tegel. The clubhouse and jetty are on the Malche, the northeastern part of Lake Tegel. The Club Nautique Français de Tegel offers sailing lessons for children and young people in German-French. Berlin, Germany

A colorful group of sailing and other water sports enthusiasts from Markkleeberg, Leipzig and the surrounding area. In May 2017 our association, the Cospudener Yacht Club Markkleeberg eV, was founded through a merger of the Cospudener Yacht Club eV and the Yacht Club Markkleeberg eV. As the Cospudener Yacht Club Markkleeberg we have come together to form a sailing interest group and we are working hard to improve the conditions for our shared passion on Lake Cospuden and the surrounding area. We organize regattas ourselves, train children and young people (Optis + 420ers) and organize Friday sailing. We have a base with a club house and berths for boats of all kinds. Markkleeberg, Germany

The Dahme Yacht Club was founded in 1897 under the name Berliner Jollenclub. The cradle of the association stood at the Rummelsburger lake, the former water sport and recreation center of the east of Berlin. The articles of association stated: "The Berlin dinghy club aims to foster the sport of sailing and socializing". This still applies to us today. 1921 was renamed Dahme Yacht Club. It is one of the oldest sailing clubs in Berlin with a long tradition. Berlin, Germany

Berlin, Germany

We are also happy to welcome all water sports enthusiasts to our port of Constance. We look forward to your participation as an active athlete or as a spectator at our annual highlights of the season: the "International Lake Constance Week", the "Midweek" and the "Regatta of the Iron". We also wish you a lot of fun with the spectacular water ski shows in front of the Stadtgarten in Konstanz or around the lake. Our show group always has something special to offer. Konstanz, Germany

German Sailing Association. Hamburg, Germany

The activities in our sailing club began in 1969 at Langener Waldsee. The then, much smaller, gravel pit became interesting for water sports and especially for sailing in the Rhine Main area due to its central location and the good water quality. Over the years, not only has the water surface increased to more than 1,000,000 square meters, but also the number of club members. With currently more than 500 members, the DSCL is one of the largest sailing clubs in Hessen with its own area, club boats and corresponding club area. The central location of the Langener Waldsee makes the area interesting for regatta sailors from all over Germany. Langen, Germany

Dresden Sailing Club 1910 eV. Saxony's oldest sailing club. The DSC1910 is not a marina. Short-term activities as a guest are welcome. Long-term activities can only be realized through membership with participation in club life. As a guest you can also rent a jetty for a season, as well as an indoor space for the winter in an enclosed area and an enclosed boat shed. Motor boats and sailing boats are equally welcome. Dresden, Germany

Duisburg, Germany

The DUYC is the sailing club with the largest number of members in Duisburg and the center of excellence of the Sailing Association of North Rhine-Westphalia. Not only ambitious regatta sailors are at home under its roof, but also cruising sailors who take it easy on the water. The Duisburg Yacht Club is committed to youth work and training. At the DUYC you can attend courses on the most important boat driving licenses and acquire the radio license or the signal license. The club has a spacious and attractive area on the Sechs-Seen-Platte. Duisburg, Germany

Founded in 1908, the club offers one-design & offshore racing, youth training, motorboat cruises, a restaurant and social activities. Düsseldorf, Germany

Welcome to Duisburg's most beautiful club complex. Duisburg, Germany

The Elb-Segler-Vereinigung was founded on March 14, 1923 and entered in the register of associations on April 14, 1923. Our youth group currently consists of children and young people between 8 and 15 years of age. Most live in the Altona area. Our goal is to awaken and promote the fun of sailing in all its facets in all participants. For this purpose, in addition to the weekly training, we also regularly have events such as our open house, trips with the museum enthusiast "Elfriede", as well as various excursions that have nothing to do with sailing. Hamburg, Germany

We are a small but nice club. Small because we only have around 40 members - great because almost all of them are active; we have an average of 10 boats at the start of our yardstick club regattas - that is rather rare for small clubs. We are not compelled to regatta or other compulsory events - everyone participates out of enthusiasm for sailing! A large number of our members are also active outside of the club, in class associations, in regattas outside, at sea, etc. Essen-Werden, Germany

Welcome to the Association of Sailing Bremen eV. The Fachverband Segeln Bremen eV (State Sailing Association) is the regional association of the German Sailing Association and a member of the State Sports Association of Bremen. It has almost 5000 members in 48 clubs in Bremen and Bremerhaven. Information sheet is the monthly magazine "Sportschipper". On this website you will find everything you need to know about sailing in Bremen. A lot of information is also interesting for all water sports enthusiasts in Bremen and the surrounding area. Bremen, Germany

The FSJ is currently the sporting home of 48 sports fans with 25 boats. Unfortunately, due to the age structure of our members, regattas have taken a back seat at the moment. In addition to individual yardstick regattas and the implementation of two youth regattas, cruising sailing determines the majority of sporting activities. It is our concern to inspire young people for sailing and to enable them to take over our work and the work of our predecessor and to lead the association "Fahrt-Segler Jörsfelde eV" for the 100th anniversary of the association. Berlin, Germany

The cruising circuit Biggesee (FSKB) is a cross-club interest group of cruising sailors and sailors on Biggesee. Olpe, Germany

founded in 1995. Founded to host the Hessen Regatta - one of the largest regattas in Germany - the club is now more dedicated to cruising again. Large and demanding trips, some of them cross-club, with beginners and experienced sailors determined club life for many years. They stepped more and more into the background, as the Hessen regatta demanded a lot of commitment, time and involvement of the committed members. Now we are looking at cruising again with the new board. We try to bring a breath of fresh air into the work of the association and to expand cruising sailing across the entire Hesse region. Hessen, Germany

As a forerunner of the FSC, the first sailing regatta took place on the Flensburg Fjord on September 6, 1855. At a meeting in the Bahnhofshotel, today's Europahaus at the ZOB, 12 men decided to form a sailing club. Glücksburg, Germany

Frankfurt, Germany