The Schiffergilde zu Berlin has a recognized good reputation as an association thanks to the outstanding sailing achievements of its members and their continuing training courses far beyond the borders of Berlin! Because the names of their sailors (called guild sisters and guild brothers) can be found every year in the results lists of German cruising competitions. Some of our skippers have already been awarded Schlimbach's crown compass and other well-known prizes. Berlin, Germany

The SYC was founded in 1964. It is based in the Olympic harbor in Kiel-Schilksee and currently has around 230 members who mainly sail the western Baltic Sea with their yachts. Regattas are just as much a part of the program as social gatherings. The Stollergrund regattas and the "Aeroe-Rund" regatta are very popular. In the past, the SYC hosted the "Bit Cup" for several years and organized the 3/4 tonner world championship in 1984 and the 2 tonner world championship in 1990. The annual Schlei meeting has now achieved cult status! If you are a sailor and are thinking of getting involved in a yacht club or moving your activities from another area to the Baltic Sea, please contact us. Kiel, Germany

The Schweriner Yacht Club can see itself as a showcase club in water sports in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Thanks to its work with young talent, its regatta organization that is recognized far beyond the country's borders, its nationally and internationally successful sailors and its league team, which is represented in the first sailing league, the Schwerin Yacht Club has become a top club in Germany developed. After the end of their competitive sports career, our sailors remain loyal to the Schwerin Yacht Club and are involved in a variety of ways. Even cruising ... and so on. Schwerin, Germany

The SRSV is a very special association. Not only our long club history, but also the close ties to the former boarding school and the specialty as a student club, separates us from the majority of sailing and rowing clubs in Schleswig-Holstein. It is always nice to see how old and young come together and how an interesting exchange, a unique cooperation and good sporting achievements come about. We hope that this will also be the case in the future and we are always happy to see new faces! Plöner See, Germany

The sailing club in northern Münsterland. Warm welcome on the website of the sailing club Ochtrup / Wettringen (SCOW). The SCOW is a sailing club in northern Münsterland whose club grounds with clubhouse, youth center and jetties are beautifully situated on Lake Haddorfer See. This approximately 1 square kilometer lake is located in the triangle of Ochtrup, Neuenkirchen and Wettringen and offers good sailing opportunities for young and old. An attractive supporting program is also offered to the members: the summer festival, the youth camp, the Whitsun cruise in Holland, sailing training, the winter festival and winter events for the youth group. Wettringen, Germany

Rostock is a water sports club, where dinghy, cutter knives, and yachtsmen have come together and Motorboots- and motor yacht owners to devote themselves to their common hobby of water sports. The spectrum ranges from the recreation on the water on hiking trips and youth sailing to the active regatta. Rostock, Germany

We are a colorful mix of children, adolescents and the young at heart from 0 to don't know how old. Our youngest member is 0 years old, the oldest more than 80 years old. We have 170 members today. A good half of them are more or less active in sports. The majority of active athletes are children and adolescents aged 5 to 20 years. But the "old ones" are on the rise. More and more "alumni" as well as "new old ones" are discovering the sporting activity in this very interesting, mostly very funny, always sociable but - if you want - demanding all-round sport. For many years we have been an integral part of the German maritime all-around competition from Greifswald and it should continue like this. Greifswald, Germany

Schwedt/Oder, Germany

We are a small club on the beautiful Strausssee where mainly water sports are practiced. We see ourselves as an association that offers all those interested in water sports a home to practice their hobby. Only this much about the name sea sport: Sea sport is in the real sense a multi-competition and team sport. It includes, among other things, the disciplines of sailing, rowing, knotting, running and swimming, in which competitions are also held on a regular basis. Strausberg, Germany

Bosen-Eckelhausen, Germany

The sailing club Laacher See Mayen (SCLM) Has over 500 members and is one of the largest sailing clubs in Rhineland Palatinate; Has the Laacher See in the Vulkaneifel as home territory; Organizes ranking regattas on several weekends every year and trains students to become a youth sailing license and DSV A license. Laacher See, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

As our name implies, the sailing club Bosau was founded in 1970 and has its marina on the southeast shore of the Great Lake Plön directly in Bosau on the beach. Bosau, Germany

Welcome to the homepage of the sailing and water sports club Wilhelmshaven eV. From a group of employees from Krupp Mobilkrane Wilhelmshaven who were enthusiastic about sailing, SWW was founded in 1971. You can sail in the club dinghies of the classes: Optimist, Laser, Pirate, O - dinghy, 420 he, Corsair, Finn and small catamarans. Other water sports are also possible with us, canoeing, surfing. We have an approx. 300 meter long jetty and our own slipway. On land we offer a saddle place for rigging the dinghies, parking spaces for dinghies on a manicured grass area as a parking space. Wilhelmshaven, Germany

Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

We are a sailing club with around 40 members. Our sailing area is the Kemnader reservoir in the Ruhr area between Bochum, Hattingen and Witten. We offer free training for our members to acquire sailing licenses. Witten, Germany

Welcome to the sailing club Alpsee-Immenstadt eV ... the organizer of international sailing competitions. Allgäu, Germany

Chieming, Germany

Welcome to the SCF-H - the sailing club on the Valentinswerder island in Lake Tegel. Although it is located in the middle of Berlin, there are neither cars nor hectic, but peace, relaxation and nature. And thanks to the SCF-H, the opportunity to practice sailing in this unique atmosphere. This special location makes our club particularly popular with families, as well as with everyone else for whom, in addition to sport, personal exchange and togetherness are important. In short: our SCF-H is a lively association. Whether adults, young people or children, with or without their own boat: We look forward to every new member who enjoys sailing - and fun at the club. We offer boat owners of various sizes berths, and those who do not have their own boat can use one of our club boats. And who can't sail yet? He learns it from us! Berlin, Germany

The association with its approx. 170 members (as of February 2020) is based at Lake Kemnader. He shares the "Seglerheim" with other clubs based on the lake. The SCH currently organizes one regatta per year, the Hattinger Sailing Days in combination with the Sparkassen Cup. The aim of the sailing club Hattingen is to give all interested people in the Ruhr area the opportunity to learn to sail inexpensively and without major obligations, to get a sports boat license or simply to spend their free time on the sailing boat - whether as children, adolescents or adults , as a leisure time or regatta sailor. And that at very affordable annual fees that include free use of the club boats - usually on Lake Kemnade. Witten, Germany

The sailing club Münster eV (SCM) is located in the heart of the Westphalian metropolis on the "old" part of the Aasee. This central location makes it possible for the almost 400 members and their guests to “take a quick jump” to the SCM at the Aasee, to go sailing or to meet friends at the fair. The membership fees of the SCM are comparable to the fees of many other sports clubs in Münster and are particularly attractive for children, young people, families and people with disabilities. Münster, Germany

With 175 members, the Nordstern sailing club is the largest sailing club in Spandau on the Oberhavel and is located on the Rustwiesen in Hakenfelde. So that the club life flourishes and the members have contact with each other, there is not only work and sailing in the Nordstern, but also celebrations. Berlin, Germany

Berlin-Tegel, Germany

In 1901 our founders named a club goal that is still part of the philosophy of the SCOe today. It was decided to found an association with the sole aim of pledging mutual friendship, always sticking together and helping each other at every opportunity. "Shaped by two world wars, which always forced new beginnings, the SCOe. Has proven that the commitment to camaraderie was the engine for the development of a lively club life, the maintenance of grassroots and regatta sailing. Hamburg, Germany

The Segel Club Ribnitz was founded on December 22nd, 1923. The club offers regattas and a youth department. The main goal of the youth department is to enable children and young people to have a sound sailing education for both recreational and regatta sports. Ribnitz, Germany

The Seddin Sailing Club is located in Berlin-Schmöckwitz, where Langer See and Seddinsee meet. Long sailing stretches over the Seddinsee and the Dahme to Köpenick - without bridges, but with numerous islands, bays and the Müggelberge in the background - give this area a very special charm. Our 3,900 square meter property with a restaurant, ballroom, good sanitary facilities, a new pier offers all possibilities for a lively club life. The kitchen and bar are managed exclusively by members on a voluntary basis. The club also has berths, a slipway and a lifting device. Our club currently has around 100 members. The Seddin sailing club is a member of the German Sailing Association. Berlin-Schmöckwitz, Germany

The Segel-Club Steinhuder Meer eV (SCStM) is a mixed association with around 130 members. In addition to pure "recreational sailors", some clubmates also successfully take part in regattas. The SCStM is particularly known for its O-dinghy sailors and organizes the regatta for the silver water lily in this class every year at the beginning of May. The laser and laser radial classes also take part in the traditional racing series. Steinhude, Germany

SCST - the dinghy sailing club on Lake Haltern. The founding year of this sailing club, based on Haltern See, is 1973. Founded as a pure dinghy sailing club, more than 160 sailors of all ages are currently sailing under its stander. The success story of this young club is written through regatta successes at national and international regattas at home and abroad. These outstanding successes were only possible through years of intensive development work in the field of junior and youth sailing. A large number of the club's own sailing dinghies give both ambitious and recreational sailors good opportunities to practice sailing. Young families can also find their sporting home in the SCST. We have a lot to offer, from the playground to the optimist to the demanding youth boat. The main focus of all boats sailed in the club are the open dinghies. Haltern am See, Germany

We are pleased to be able to give you an overview of the activities in the SVWS here. Regardless of whether you have been sailing for many years, long-term boat owner, newcomer, member of the SVWS or a young person or want to do voluntary work, we appreciate your interest and hope to be able to provide you with the information you need here. The SVWS accepts new members who are interested in water sports, regardless of whether they have their own ship or not. Young people who want to take part in our training program can join without their parents being members of the SVWS. Wedel, Germany

Sectors: regatta, dinghy, cruising, deep sea, handicapped sailing, surfing, kite surfing, RC sailing, shanty choir. Priority areas of the association's work : Provide solid training in theory and practice for all sailing license (youth sailing license, SPOSS, SBF-Binnen, SBF-See, SKS, SSS, SHS) as well as the radio license (UBI, SRC, LRC).... Currently there are about 50 people in the SKBUe in their sailing / surfing license training; Popular sports for all ages with the club's own boats. (Opimist, Laser, Schwertzugvogel, Kielzugvogel, Polyvalk, Hobie16. Krefeld, Germany

The SCBo was founded in 1964. The port of the SCBo is located on the very quiet western end of the Überlinger See. The clubhouse is open on weekends and public holidays during the season and is looked after by club members themselves. In 2014 the club celebrated its 50th anniversary. Bodman-Ludwigshafen, Germany

Dresden, Germany

The SCE with its approx. 700 regular, sponsoring and young members is one of the very large sailing clubs on the German Baltic coast. The club's own port is on the north side at the end of Eckernförde Bay, which, with its wooded shores and dreamy beaches, is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. More than 320 berths, portal and mast crane, slipway, club restaurant as well as spacious indoor and outdoor areas characterize the marina in the immediate vicinity of the city. Eckernförde, Germany

The sailing club Eich eV (SCE) was founded on October 1st, 1957 by the five sailing couples Borchers, Hartmann, Schallinatus, Augeneder and Winkler and started with 10 members. Today the club has over 250 members who are just as determined as they were then to pursue sailing in the Rhine-Main area. The Eich sailing club has a club house. Guests arriving from the water can moor on the club's own guest jetty. The club area of the SCE is very spacious compared to other sailing clubs and also offers plenty of space for regatta participants. The cube area also includes a slipway and a crane, which can also be used to launch larger thick ships. Sailing takes place on the Eicher See. Eich / Rhein, Germany

The SCF has been organizing well-established regattas for many years, where we can also welcome many sailors from other clubs. The SCF promotes sailing training for the youth with 3 trainers and weekly sailing training and has an extensive boat pool for this purpose consisting of 10 optimists, 6 lasers, a 470 and a Hobiecat 16. The association maintains a work boat for sailing training and a support boat for regattas Motorboat. Pähl, Germany

We are a non-profit sailing club based on the Dahme in Berlin-Köpenick. We currently have around 180 members who practice sailing. Youth sports are particularly important to us and are crowned with successes with our more than 35 youth members. The SCF 1891 is located on the Dahme in Berlin-Köpenick. Our 30km long sailing area stretches from Köpenick Castle over the Dahme, the Langen See, the Große Krampe to the Seddinsee to Gosen without bridges. Our 180 members share a love for sailing and active involvement in the community. Furthermore, all activities necessary for the organization and maintenance of the association are performed on a voluntary basis. Berlin, Germany

Welcome to the Giessen Sailing Club. The club offers Sailing, motorboat, distress signaling and radio courses, racing, exciting themed evenings, and youth training. Heuchelheim, Germany

Sailing club at the Pöhl dam (in the German Sailing Association). With the construction of the Pöhl dam from 1960 (with a water surface of approx. 7 km in length and 3 km at its widest point), an ideal area for sailing sports was created for Plauen and the surrounding area, so to speak, on the doorstep. Zwickau, Germany

Happurg, Germany

Hochheim, Germany

Offering racing and boat classes for adults and youth. If you are between 7 and 12 years old, love the water and can swim (seahorses), then come to us and learn to sail in the Optimist. Hungen, Germany

Sailing club Kempten Niedersonthofener See eV. Offering a variety of boat classes and Youth training. Kempten, Germany

As a registered sailing club, we are active in various sports associations and specifically represent sailing. Neue Mühle, Germany

The club offers racing and a youth department. Landsberg, Germany

Lembruch, Germany

Our idyllic club area is located on the Schäfersee north of the Lingenfeld Old Rhine in the middle of the nature reserve with access to the Rhine. Böhl-Iggelheim, Germany

Mainspitze Sailing Club. The SCMsp was founded by 11 sailors on September 11, 1963 and entered in the register of associations at the Groß Gerau district court on September 2, 1964. At that time, the founders wanted not only to indulge in hiking sailing in their own area, but also to measure the sailing experience they had gained in the meantime on regattas of the surrounding clubs with others. However, this was only possible if you were a member of a DSV club yourself. In the meantime, the SCMsp has developed into a club with a considerable number of cruising and regatta sailors who can be found on the North and Baltic Seas, the IJsselmeer and the Mediterranean Sea, and on national and international regattas. The club now has a large number of its own boats and offers the opportunity to learn to sail, to expand knowledge in courses with appropriate exams, to exchange experiences or to compete with others in fair regattas. The SCMsp pays special attention to youth work, where once a month children and young people are taught sailing in theory and practice. Gustavsburg, Germany

The sailing club Marl e. V. (SCM) is a family sailing club in which sailing on the reservoir (and elsewhere), working together on the boats and socializing in the club are in the foreground. Our home area is the Haltern Reservoir with an area of ​​approx. 3 hectares. Unlike on very large, open lakes, there are changing winds there, which never make sailing boring. The big advantage of our association is that you don't need your own boat. The club has its own boats which every member can freely use after a briefing and exercises. Marl, Germany

The sailing club Neuburg / Donau was founded in 1967 and celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2017. The association currently has around 80 members, around 20 of whom are young people. The SCND is a member of the DSV, BSV and BLSV. The club organizes internal and open regattas on its sailing area. There is always entertainment for family members who are not sailing with you. A varied play area is available for the little ones in the family so that they don't get bored. The SCND is an association for the whole family, not just for members who are enthusiastic about sailing. Neuburg, Germany

The only sailing club on the beautiful Pilsensee. We offer something for every sailing enthusiast. With us, sporty sailors like the German runner-up in the Schwertkieler 2007, or a circumnavigator are just as at home as less sporty ones who enjoy sailing. Our picture-book club area invites you to sunbathe or swim, in the beer garden people meet regularly to talk shop or to celebrate. When it's winter and the lake is frozen over, we come to ice stock sport or ice sailing with the club's own ice sailors. Traditionally, the SCP organizes the Whitsun Optinals and the Kielzugvogel Oktoberfest regatta, two very popular events. Seefeld, Germany

Germany's oldest sailing club, founded in 1855 in Königsberg, Prussia. The Rhe sailing club offers yacht sailing, sailing trips and training. We undertake exciting sailing trips on three high-quality yachts, an Arcona 400, a Najad 361 and a Beneteau First 31.7, train crew members and for the common sports boat license and are on the move on the Elbe, the Alster, the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. In addition, we have attractive offers for dinghy sailing on the Alster, a racing keel yacht on the Baltic Sea, berths, boat building projects, youth sailing and much more. Our locations are on the Alster near the Dammtorbahnhof, in Blankenese, in the Hamburg marina, in Neustadt on the Baltic Sea and in Maasholm on the estuary. Hamburg, Germany