Our association has 10 water berths in Stickenhörn at jetty 10 in the Bay of Kiel, 9 of which are currently used for our members' yachts. The FYC originally emerged from former sailing students from a sailing school who held their courses at the Freiherr vom Stein School in Neumünster. November 16, 1991 was our official founding day with admission to the German Sailing Association. Our main goal was to get interested people out on the water without their own ship at low cost or at cost. The area for our water sports is the Wittensee near Groß Wittensee on the grounds of the water sports club on the Wittensee and, if the weather permits, the Baltic Sea in the Eckernförde Bay. Groß Wittensee, Germany

German Association for Classic Yachts - an initiative of over 900 fans, freaks and enthusiasts - seeks to capture the growing interest in old yachts and to encourage and bring together all those friendly people who are interested in the preservation of classic yachts for whatever reason, be it their own lifestyle, passion for old boats or just their view of the world. We already hold here many megabytes of data, photos and reference material on the theme of classic yachting in Germany.

Hamburg, Germany

We are a non-profit association that aims to promote sailing. We think sailing and "being on the water" is the most beautiful pastime. For many, this becomes a lifelong passion. We want to be a club in which sailors and motorboat drivers, young and old, women and men, experienced and beginners feel comfortable with one another, respect one another and help one another, i.e. form a community that is committed to water sports in the best sense of the word. Göttingen, Germany

In the heart of Hamburg, on the Alster, is the home port of the Hamburg Sailing Club (HSC). Sailing enthusiasts from Hamburg and the world have been meeting here since 1892 for a sporty and fair sailing competition or simply to enjoy the sundowner together on the sun terrace. As one of the largest regatta organizers, the HSC organizes German, European and world championships and hosts the annual "Masters Championship" under the patronage of the DSV. North Sea Week and Glückstadt Regatta, numerous association and cup regattas, the popular fun races “Kangaroo Regatta” and "Alsterglocke" and the "Hamburg Summer Classics", which have already become an institution, round off the regatta program. In addition to regattas, touring and recreational sailing as well as training for the youngest are equally important components of the work of the Hamburg Sailing Club. Hamburg, Germany

Representation of the interests of the young sailors in the Hamburg Sailing Association with 1200 young sailors in Hamburg. Organizer of youth regattas and leisure times, courses and forums. Hamburg, Germany

The club's purpose is to promote the youth and turn them into ambitious off-shore and ocean sailors. From the North Sea to the Baltic, from the South Atlantic to the far oceans, from the Fastnet to trans-atlantic races, in international regattas and countless training and racing trips the Sailing Group Stoertebeker has proudly shown the flag of its parent association the Hamburgischer Verein Seefahrt e.V. (HVS). Under its constitution HVS as the yacht owner makes blue-water sailing yachts available to its Sailing Group Störtebeker where young sailors train and develop inter-personal skills in teamwork, fairness, leadership and, of course, sailing. The HVS strongly believes in a professional approach at every level and ensures that the yachts and their equipment are at or near the state of the art so crew training is always up-to-date. The youngsters learn and practice many skills including hands-on knowledge of racing rules, tactics, sail setting and trimming, navigation, electronics, weather and pilotage. Their skill set becomes the more important as they progress from crew member to watch leader and even skipper of the HVS yacht. Of course there is a lot of fun - foreign ports and far away dream resorts will be "discovered" by the crews. Adventures together create long lasting friendships. Ashore a programme of monthly meetings run by HVS encourages new members to learn about the sailing programme and get involved. Hamburg, Germany

The Hannoversche Yacht-Club e.V. has existed for over 100 years and is at home on the Maschsee in Hanover and on the Steinhuder Meer in Steinhude. The HYC has an active club life with more than 300 members who can lay their boats on the associated area and on the jetties. Most of the sporting activities take place at Steinhuder Meer, where the youth group also trains. Hannover, Germany

If you ever come to Hamburg by boat, make sure to tie up with us. Regardless of whether it is a sailboat or a motorboat, you are well and cheaply moored here. We have space for sport boats up to 10 m in length. Our port is located in a charming area right at the gates to the port of Hamburg. For a visit to Hamburg's city center, there is public transport nearby that will bring you quickly into the city. If you are interested in membership or have further questions, please contact us. Hamburg, Germany

35 years of HYC'86, a still young and not getting old sailing club with an original, floating club house, the 135 year old Fyrskib No. XV "Læsø Rende", which is in a beautiful spot in the first row on the always sunny east bank of the fjord. The Heikendorfer Yacht Club was founded by sailors who could not imagine the port of Möltenort in the long run without a lightship after the former lightship had been sold. Heikendorf, Germany

Our association was founded in 1975 and since then has offered all interested parties and members a shared sailing experience. We meet with open dinghies on the Breitenauer See, cabin cruisers on the Neckar and larger sailing yachts on Lake Constance and the sea. Our association offers a wide range for dinghy sailors, passionate regatta sailors as well as committed cruising sailors or recreational sailors. A large number of club boats are available to our members. In addition to sailing, we meet every first Wednesday of the month for a "Seglerhock" in our club house on the Breitenauer See. Every Friday with an odd date, the "Crooked Friday" takes place on our premises in Lauffen. We look forward to everyone interested in our club life and welcome guests to our activities at any time. Heilbronn, Germany

The Freiburg University Sailing Club was founded in June 1989 by employees and students from Freiburg universities. Today it has over 400 members and is open to anyone who has caught the sailing bug. Sailing is fun! Whether it's the thrill of a regatta on the dinghy, the experience of nature while hiking in the water or the shared experience of a cruising and adventure trip on a yacht, the basis is always sound training belong to the responsible management of a sailing yacht. The HSCF offers well-founded training by experienced sailing instructors and skippers. Infectious team spirit creates an atmosphere that encourages mutual learning and the contribution of one's own skills. The high level of training at the HSCF has already been recognized several times by the German Sailing Association! Freiburg, Germany

Brief portrait: The HVK has around 140 members, a 15-meter yacht owned by the association, which is sailed in the Mediterranean, Atlantic and Caribbean by skippers who have to be members of the association. The crew consists of club members, annual membership is possible for non-members. Hochseesegler- Vereinigung Kassel eV was founded in 1982. It promotes sailing and, first and foremost, deep sea sailing. The HVK is a registered, non-profit association, with memberships in the German Sailing Association and in the Landesportbund Hessen. The association has around 140 members. From this time on, the trips were carried out with chartered sailing yachts in the North and Baltic Seas and in the Mediterranean. Kassel, Germany

The Joersfelder Segel-Club eV, the sailing club in the north of Berlin, welcomes you warmly. Founded in 1907, we are still connected to maritime traditions in the 114th year of our existence, but always open to modernity and innovations. Our main focus is on promoting young people in sailing, this is evident not least from the high proportion of around 30% junior and youth members in the total number of our members. On our pages you will not only find information about sailing in Berlin on the Tegeler See and the Oberhavel, but also our offers on the topics of youth sailing, regatta sailing, sailing as an inclusive sport and inland or lake sailing! Berlin, Germany

The Kaarster Segel-Club eV has been an integral part of the sporting activities of the city of Kaarst and far beyond since 1975. Here on the large Kaarst Lake, we offer sailing enthusiasts of all ages a home. In cooperation with the VHS Kaarst, we train on our club ships, from optimists to dinghies and motor boats to large sailing yachts. We have received several awards for this from the German Sailing Association. Individual training offers, club regattas, cruising events, including on the Maasplassen in Roermond, the IJsselmeer and the Baltic Sea, sociable club evenings and much more make our sailing club unique. Kaarst, Germany

Canoe and Sailing Club Bünde eV. The boathouse and club area of ​​the Canoe and Sailing Club Bünde e. V . has been rebuilt over the years to its present form, it is located directly on the Else, in the heart of Bünde. The canoe department's boats (kayaks and Canadians) are stored in the lower part of the building, and the youth room and changing rooms are also located there. In the upper part is the large club room, where our club members meet every Friday (except on public holidays) for club evenings, in summer we tend to sit outside on our large terrace and at the millstone. In addition to the club evenings, the club room is also used for meetings, club celebrations and as a training room for sailing, motorboat (inland / bute) and radio courses. The sailing department has its sailing boats in Mardorf on the Steinhuder Meer. Interested friends of canoeing and sailing are cordially invited to visit us in our boathouse. Bünde, Germany

Sundern-Langscheid, Germany

With the aim already formulated by the founders of the Kieler Yacht-Club in 1887 "to propagate the joy of sailing", the Kieler Yacht-Club stands for a long tradition in regatta sailing at the highest sportive level and in demanding cruising. Focus areas of Kieler Yacht-Club are the sail training for children, adolescents and adults as well as the organization of high-level racing events like the Kieler Woche, MAIOR, YES and World and European Championships in various classes. With 1,400 members, the Kieler Yacht-Club is one of the largest and established in 1887 also one of the most historic sailing clubs in Germany. Kiel, Germany

The KREFELDER SEGEL-KLUB eV was founded in 1981. In 1988 the association moved to its current location. After a year of construction and a lot of personal contribution by the club members, the clubhouse was inaugurated. It is a cozy meeting place and the heart of the association. The view from the terrace is simply gigantic and probably the most beautiful on the whole of Lake Elfrather. The adjacent meadow invites you to sunbathe, play and barbecue together. The jetty offers space for many boats and plenty of water berths. These are supplemented by the numerous land berths. The members of the KSK are made up of a colorful bouquet of families, singles, old and young. Everyone who enjoys sailing or surfing will find their place with us. For us, the focus is on having fun in sailing, nature and community. Krefeld, Germany

The cruiser Yacht Club Germany eV is a group for boaters, to self-representation of their common interests and concerns. The purpose of the association is to promote sailing and motor sport on inland and coastal waters, sea and ocean. Hamburg, Germany

Founded in 1900, the Cologne Yacht Club (KYC) is one of the most traditional water sports clubs in Germany. Located in the middle of Cologne on the Rhine, it offers its members a home in both sailing and motor boating. The central focus of club life is our clubhouse in Rodenkirchen, which is beautifully located on the Rhine. Sailboats and motorboats for short and longer tours on the Rhine are right “on the doorstep”, our home territory, so to speak. But also on other inland waterways as well as on the North Sea and Baltic Sea, you can also meet yachts around the world that drive the KYC stander. The club organizes regattas and organizes squadron trips at home and abroad for its members and friends. Social life is not neglected either. Traditional events such as the summer party, captains dinner and the regular club evenings help to maintain and expand the community of members. Cologne, Germany

Whether sailing as a leisure activity, for ambitious cruising sailors or in sporting competitions, in all cases this sport is particularly dependent on clubs and their members, as their support enables them to offer a wide range of options. This applies to the beginner who is looking for a practical training as well as to the experienced sailor. The aim of this website is to inform you about the possibilities in our association. Lauffen, Germany

The Libera Yacht Club Chiemsee was founded in 1984 as a regatta club for the sailors of the spectacular Libera class. A wide variety of boat classes and electric boats are now represented in our association. Unfortunately, the Libera class is no longer active at Chiemsee. However, to experience the freedom and the beautiful moments on the water together is still the motto of our association. And so our name "Libera Yacht Club Chiemsee" is as appropriate today as it has ever been. Prien am Chiemsee, Germany

The Lindauer Segler-Club eV was founded in 1889 and is located on the beautiful Lindau island. The club restaurant, which was built in 1993, is also located in the club house. Experience all facets of sailing with us in the club. Find out more about our club life, our club boats and our facilities from LSC members or with the help of this website. Lindau, Germany

For more than 120 years, the Lübeck Yacht Club has stood for the successful combination of tradition and modernity in the design of sailing and yachting. With its diversity at three different locations, it offers the ideal conditions for practicing sailing in its full range: from protected inland areas to offshore sailing, from Opti to various dinghies and catamarans to cruising and regatta yachts. Both in popular sport and in regatta sailing, our members are supported and promoted by full-time and voluntary helpers. In an open and committed membership, the community is cultivated in an open-minded, yet traditional club atmosphere. Many voluntary and voluntary activities promote a community that is characterized by traditional values ​​and innovation. Lübeck, Germany

Sailing on Tachinger lake, located in the state of Bavaria in Germany and is located northeast of Traunstein right next to the Lake Waging.

The club looks back on 137 years of tradition and is therefore one of the oldest German sailing clubs. Twelve Rostock citizens founded the first sailing club in the Hanseatic city of Rostock on November 24th, 1884. In the following years the Rostock sailing club Greif started its regatta activities and organized the first regattas off Warnemünde, among other things. In order to actively shape club life beyond serious sport sailing, many recurring events take place over the course of the year. Of course, sailing activities are also in the foreground, starting with joint crane / slipping and the following sailing in spring: The official sailing season begins with the festive warming of the club stand at the flagpole and a joint excursion. Rostock, Germany

The Motor Yacht Club of Germany proudly looks back on a tradition spanning more than a hundred years. The members treat each other in a well-groomed, respectful and friendly manner. Sailors and motorboat drivers are groups of the same size in the club and therefore always meet each other in a helpful manner and with mutual respect. The club maintains and promotes water sports for the physical fitness of its members as a balance from professional activity. He attaches particular importance to nautical training. Driving, deep sea and regatta sports are encouraged and practiced. Sailing lessons for teenagers are held regularly. Preparations for sailing and driving licenses are very popular. The club members pride themselves on doing most of the work in the club complex on their own. As a registered association (e.V.), the club exclusively and directly pursues charitable purposes. Berlin, Germany

The MSC clubhouse is located directly on the Elbe in Blankenese at the Mühlenberg dinghy port. Opposite is the Mühlenberger Loch, the only regatta area on the Elbe that meets high standards. Our children and young people train here. Unfortunately, the "Mühlo" is threatened by advancing silting up. Our cruising sailors (around 300 ships) are mainly in Wedel (HYG) and sail on the Elbe, the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. The MSC offers well-founded training for young people and young people in which popular and competitive sports can be practiced equally. Around 260 children and young people are represented in 6 sailing departments. Adults with sailing knowledge can refresh or deepen their skills for a season under expert guidance on the club's own dinghies. Sailing training for adults Beginners can go through a complete training program at the MSC. Hamburg, Germany

Around 600 members, over 111 years of sailing tradition, 58 km 2 Lake Starnberg: Welcome to the Munich Yacht Club! If you love sailing, you've come to the right place - whether you're a hobby sailor or Bundesliga club, a beginner or an "old hand". At our club headquarters in the Starnberg Bay, not only sporting achievements are encouraged, but successes are also celebrated and feasted comfortably. Our club casino is open to all visitors who value good cuisine and a unique view. The history of the association began in 1908 with the establishment of the "Vereinigung Münchner Segler eV" at Würmsee, today's Lake Starnberg. This makes the MYC one of the oldest sailing clubs in Bavaria. Starnberg, Germany

The Möltenorter Seglerkameradschaft eV (MSK) was founded on October 31, 1959 in Möltenort under the chairmanship of Otto Schütt. She has been a member of the German Sailing Association (DSV) and the Schleswig Holstein Sailing Association (SVSH) since 1960. The youth department was founded in 1963. We are an association of people who are committed to sailing, shipping and the sea and who want to maintain, develop and pass on these natural goods. The activities of our association are as broad as the age range of our members, starting with the youngest Optis sailor in preschool age up to senior citizens who prefer a calm evening breeze. Youth training, exchange of experiences on cruising sailing, top-class specialist presentations, regatta activity, dinghy sailing for adults (especially beginners !!), driver's license training and social events in winter such as the hobbyists who serve us star-worthy creations. Heikendorf, Germany

An association for sailors. The NORD-SCHWÄBISCHE SEGEL-CLUB eV is one of the oldest sailing clubs in what is now the modern port of Ultramarine - the Meichle & Mohr Marina in Gohren between Langenargen and Kressbronn on Lake Constance. The official seat of the association is Ulm / Donau. Today the association has about 110 members who own over 50 sailing boats. The aim is to jointly cultivate and promote sailing and camaraderie. This includes the sailing training of its members, especially the youth, and the maintenance of facilities for the practice of sailing. Kressbronn am Bodensee, Germany

North German Sailing Association. The NRV not only is the largest yacht club in Germany but at the same time it is also a major organizer of national and international sailing events. One of the main objectives today is the development of our young sailors. However, regatta sailing and touring also form an important part of the club's activities. We cultivate our traditions that have evolved from over 140 years of club history and at the same time we look ahead to master the many challenges yet to come. Hamburg, Germany

The Northeimer Segelclub e.V. (NSC) was founded on February 26th, 1973. We have been on our site at the Großer Freizeitsee since 1984, which is already over 100 hectares in size and is constantly growing due to the ongoing extensive gravel extraction. Everything you find on our premises (outdoor facilities, clubhouse, boat hall, 4 jetties, crane, slipway, dinghy meadow, etc.) was built by the members themselves, that is, with many, many hours of work. And we are very proud of that. The NSC is a member of the German Sailing Association, the Sailing Association of Lower Saxony, the District Sports Association (and thus also the State Sports Association) and the Regional Association for Sailing South Lower Saxony, an amalgamation of 17 water sports clubs in our region. The NSC offers a variety of options. One focus is training, both in theory and in practice. Bovenden, Germany

The OYC was founded in 1920 as "Verein Wassersport Oldenburg". In order to be able to support the individual interests of the members more individually, independent departments have been set up below the board of directors. These are: Sailboat Department, Motor boat department, Hooksiel Lieger, Canoeing department, Diving Department, and OYC youth department. Oldenburg, Germany

Deutsche Optimist-Dinghy Vereinigung eV. Sailing areas in Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Our sailing club - founded on October 26th, 1919 - is located with its club area directly on the beautiful Großer Eutiner See. Beginners and advanced skiers have the opportunity to enjoy sailing and the wonderful nature in the middle of Holstein Switzerland on an area of ​​230 hectares. Our club life is characterized by a well-filled calendar of sporting and social activities. The association is committed to the planned promotion of sailing, in particular through the training and promotion of young people. Eutin, Germany

Warm welcome in the Paderborner Yacht Club e.V. On its spacious grounds on the Lippesee, the association offers ideal conditions for a wide range of water sports activities. Founded in 1970, the PBYC is one of the most traditional Paderborn sports clubs with over 300 members. Both dinghies and cruising sailors find their home on our home territory in Paderborn-Sande. The club area is located on the outskirts of Sande in the direction of Sennelager and can be reached quickly and easily via the A33 and B64. Paderborn, Germany

The Plauer Wassersportverein e.V. was founded on March 6, 1991. The club does not see itself as the successor to the former company sports association (BSG) "Traktor" Klebe. However, some of the tasks of the BSG were also taken over. Among other things, special emphasis was placed on the continuation of children's and youth sports. The name of the association was not chosen arbitrarily. The name of the club indicates that the club is open to all active water sports enthusiasts. Water sports are carried out on the basis of the non-profit and the amateur spirit. That is also written into the statutes of the association. The maintenance of a group of children and young people is also written in the statutes. The club is primarily geared towards sailing. For this purpose, sailing regattas are organized and held annually, now also as part of the International Sailing Summer. Sailors of the association also take part in regattas with varying degrees of success. The association currently has 77 adult members and 24 children and young people. The association currently has its own fleet of optimists and lasers that are made available to the children, motor boats to secure the education of children and young people and the tug "MS Vodka". Plau am See, Germany

Sailing in the heart of the Hanseatic city. Get active in the Polygram sailing club! The club - once founded by employees of the then music company Polygram and a meeting place for people from creative professions - is now open to all enthusiastic sailors. The offer is varied: After a free training session to get to know the boats, members can use the club's own boats for free - pure sailing fun on the Outer Alster in the heart of the city. Regattas, summer trips, beach sailing, sailing picnics or jetty parties - the club offers many opportunities to meet nice people with sporting interests and to enjoy their free time on the water together. Hamburg, Germany

Post SV Berlin was founded in September 1924 as the first post sports club in Germany. In addition to the Olympic Stadium, the Poststadion, the second largest sports facility in Berlin, was built and opened in 1927. In August 1928, the sailing department in the Post Sports Club was founded. Our club has a history of over 88 years. Today we are a modern, open and open-minded department without old constraints and a tradition that corresponds to the 21st century. The fun of sailing, joint celebrations, training courses, regattas, cruising sailing and much more shape our community. Today's life in the club can be followed on this homepage. Berlin, Germany

Sport from its most diverse side in a beautiful location, friendly togetherness and the maintenance of maritime traditions: That is what defines our club. Whether sailing, rowing, swimming, nautical knots and throwing lines, or cross-country running - maritime sports in Potsdam has a lot to offer for young and old and we can now look back on over 65 years of tradition! Here young and old train in and on the water, meet for social occasions or simply enjoy the beautiful weather and the wonderful surroundings. Whether with cutters, optis, dinghies, ixylons or motor boats, the local waters can be explored nautically in wind and weather. Whether rowing, sailing or motor boating, interested parties are very welcome. We are based at Tiefen See in Babelsberg Park, right next to the Potsdam bathing establishment. Potsdam, Germany

Potsdam, Brandenburg, Germany

The Potsdam Yacht Club stands for sporty sailing, the training and promotion (not only) of young people and the cohesion of the current almost 1000 members. These are our standards, to which we as a club feel committed. Young people aged 6-18 who are interested in sailing are looked after in our youth department. The sailing training in practice and theory up to the complete regatta sailor or cruising sailor is guaranteed by full-time and part-time trainers. Berlin, Germany

The Rostock Yacht Club is one of the oldest sailing clubs that have settled on the Warnow. In 2005 the 100th anniversary of the sailing club was proudly celebrated. During this time the association and its members were part of the eventful German history: not only two world wars, but also five different political systems. are behind us. Founded in the German Empire, we have arrived in reunified Germany today. The association has settled on the Unterwarnow in the Rostock district of Gehlsdorf, directly opposite the historically important city harbor. The historical club building, visible from afar, shapes the image of the city, as do the well-tended footbridges that protrude into the Warnow. What the members have in common yesterday and today, in addition to having fun in sailing, is also the desire to achieve set goals together and to actively help shape the life of the club. The association can look back with pride on many successes in the past, which we will continue to work on in the future. The children and young people plays an important role. The youngest members, especially the optimist group and laser sailors, experience diverse support from their own families and the association in order to be able to build on their successes. Rostock, Germany

Rowing, sailing , motor boating - those looking for fun and relaxation on the water should head to the Rastatt Rowing Club. Are you interested in regatta-ambitious performance training on the sculls or in the trapeze? Or a cool ride on a wakeboard wave out on the Rhine? Sport is very important in the RCR! But do you prefer the easy-going fitness and relaxed Sunday excursion in a rowing eight, cabin sailor, cruising motorboat? Regardless of how you want to spend your free time on the water - the RCR at the Altrheinarm Goldkanal makes (almost) everything possible. Rastatt, Germany

As one of the largest and most traditional sports clubs in the region, the Röbeler Segler-Verein has a special connection with the city of Röbel / Müritz, the Mecklenburg Lake District and the people of this area. What began with the initiative of a dozen founding members and the search for suitable sports boats is now an association with more than 150 active members. In its more than 65-year history of the club, it has always been about the sailing experience in the community, in which the development of children's and youth sports as well as regatta sailing have always played an important role. Röbel, Germany

Founded in 1990 and emerged from the sailing section of BSG Pneumant (formerly Chemie Fürstenwalde), we can look back on a long history. The aim of the association is to promote regatta and cruising sailing as well as the theoretical and practical training of young sailing talent. We lead a sociable club life and always warmly welcome new members and guests. Bad Saarow, Germany

Here you can find information about our club and sailing on the Tollense. The tranquil Tollense just outside the city of Neubrandenburg is a popular destination for water sports and home of our association. Neubrandenburg, Germany

Wunstorf, Germany