Arendal Sailing Association was founded on 12 December 1878 at the initiative of Chr. Stephansen and has since been in continuous operation. Arendal, Norway

Asker Seilforening is an inclusive arena where everyone is welcome. We offer experiences, activities and mastery at all levels, from beginner to high level regatta sailors, for children and adults. We offer trainings, regattas and courses for all ages and all levels of ambition. In addition, we have a great facility where our members have access to rent boats, equipment and storage space. Asker, Norway

Hjellestad, Norway

Brevik Sailing Association. In Brevik Sailing Association, we strive to have a learn to sail course offer for everyone, whether you are 7 or 70, whether you are sailing a board, dinghy, fast regatta boat or large boat on a trip. And not least, whether you are completely new or have been sailing for a while, but need a little help with the sailing trim. As a member of Brevik Sailing Association, you get to use our beautiful facility at Seivall with a pleasant and social sailing environment. Seivall is a large facility with many houses and beautiful outdoor areas. The pier and the outdoor areas are at the disposal of our members and other guests at all times. Porsgrunn, Norway

Bundefjorden Seilforening, established in 1939, is based in idyllic surroundings on Malmøya, 10 minutes from the center of Oslo. The sailing association is one of the most active regatta associations in Norway, both in dinghies for children and young people, and big boats for those who have outgrown the dinghy. The association has approximately 600 members. We are an inclusive association, where beginners are welcome, and we want to have fun! Oslo, Norway

Christianssands Seilforening was founded 16th July 1881 and is still in great activity despite her old age. The association is affiliated Vest-Agder Sailing Circuit and Norwegian Sailing Federation. Kristiansand, Norway

Drammen, Norway

Fredrikstad, Norway

Gandsfjord Sailing Association. Stavanger, Norway

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The Hallberg-Rassy Club Norway was founded on 12 March 1997. The club's purpose is to look after the members' interests, to exchange experiences about the HR boats, to arrange social activities, including member meetings and get-togethers, as well as other appropriate events and activities. The Hallberg-Rassy Club Norway is a club for all owners of HR boats, and we have around 140 members spread all over Norway.. Norway

Hankø Yacht Club aims to promote national and international sailing in the waters around Hankø. Hankø, Gressvik, Norway

Hjellestad Seilforening (HjS) is a sports team in Bergen municipality that runs sailing. The association has two sporting selections: The dinghy committee, which runs sailing for children and young people aged 7-18 years. The sailing committee that runs sailing sports for adults in the sailing boat class Albin Express. We welcome everyone who is interested in sailing and our activity as a member of Hjellestad sailing association. Hjellestad, Norway

Welcome to Karmøy Sailing Association. We are located at Gofarnes in Kopervik. Here we have a clubhouse and harbor which is an important center for sailing activity on Karmøy. Kopervik, Norway

Kristiansund's Sailing Association. Norway

Lillesand Sailing Association was established in 1885. The activity has gone in waves, but has always returned with renewed vigor. For some years from 1925 to 1936 there was almost no activity. During the last world war, the association's activities were down, but the lack of petrol meant that many people got a sailboat, and in the years after the war there was a lot of activity in the association. It slowed down in the 50's, and in a period after 1965 the sporting activity was stopped, but the current board had contact and tried to get new sailors interested without success. Investment in training has since been the main activity of the association, and several hundred children and young people have since received training in sailing and seamanship. Shortly after the revitalization in 1976, adult sailors also joined the association both as touring sailors and regatta sailors. The association has had an increasing support in recent years and today has about 250 members of all ages and has about 35 sea sailors and 30 dinghies in the boat register. Lillesand, Norway

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Hjellestad, Norway

The dinghy group in Moss Seilforening is an active group with sailors at all levels, from beginners to those who focus on competitive sailing both nationally and internationally. The group today counts almost 50 sailors. It sails mainly in the dinghy types optimist, RS Feva (twin dinghy) and 29er (twin dinghy). With our local league sailing with J / 70, you get straight into an established environment, and you do not have to own your own boat. Moss, Norway

Nesodden Sailing Association was founded in 1960, and now has approx. 420 members with active sailors in many boat types. From 1985, the club has been based on Steilene. The club attaches crucial importance to developing a healthy and pleasant environment for all members. Nesodden Seilforening is affiliated with Oslo & Akershus Seilkrets and is a member of the Norwegian Sailing Association. The association's purpose is to practice sailing sports organized in the Norwegian Sports Confederation, as well as promote sea sports and outdoor life in healthy forms. The association is self-owned with exclusively personal members. Children and young people are among the association's most active members. We have a large group sailing dinghy and windsurfing board. During the summer season, there is training and instruction on Steilene almost every night. Many members have large sailboats and participate diligently in regattas around. We also arrange regattas starting from Steilene, Nesoddtangen, Norway

Frekhaug, Norway

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Kolbotn, Norway

Oslo Seilforening is a sports club affiliated with the Norwegian Sports Confederation (NIF) and follows the federation's framework and regulations. The Norwegian Sailing Association is also subject to NIF and works to promote sailing in Norway. The association has an ongoing and good dialogue with the sailing association to promote sailing and sports. Oslo, Norway

KNS is Norway's largest sailing association and an active regatta organizer. KNS is affiliated to the Norwegian Sailing Federation (NSF). Among approx. 4000 members you will find a large junior group, many eager girl sailors, hundreds of touring and ocean race sailors and several of Norway's best regatta sailors. In KNS you will find both community and special interests, all depending on what you are looking for. Oslo, Norway

Sarpsborg, Norway

"The Sail-Cutter Club Colin Archer" is a Norwegian club founded by traditional boat owners in 1972. Today we are about 200 members with 100 boats from all over the northern part of Europe, but mostly from Norway. The club intends to promote the interest of traditionally built vessels, restoration or construction of new boats built in traditional materials and using original designs. Oslo, Norway

Founded in 1906. Stavanger, Norway

Stord Sailing Association was founded in 1973. At that time the sailing association had a base in a marina at Leirvik. Afterwards we moved to Eldøy Sjøsportsenter at Eldøy industrial park. The Sailing Association then had about 120 members in all. From summer 2017 you can find us at Skjersholmane in the brand new Sunnhordland Sjøsportsenter. There will be many more sports activities related to sailing with dinghies and sailors, windsurfing, kayaking and diving. There are new boat seats and stalls for rent. The ports are operated by Stord Sailing Association. Stord, Norway

Tønsberg Seilforening located at cente in Nøtterøy municipality. The plant is adapted for all boat categories, and we are so immodest that we claim we have the best facilities. On land and water. That is why we say: Tønsberg Sailing Association - an ocean of possibilities. Tønsberg, Norway

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