Established in 1872, the club provides exceptional facilities for racing keelboats, sport boats, cruiser sailing and racing. There is also a comprehensive social programme. Welcome to the website of the RCYC Burnham, home of the Endeavour. Founded in 1872 on the Thames at Erith, the Club moved to Burnham in 1892, and opened its award winning Clubhouse in 1931. We offer the best one design racing on the east coast for Dragons, Squibs and 707s; the newly refurbished fleet of Royal Corinthian ODs welcomes the classic sailor and our cruising fleet encourages the experienced and supports the novice. The Corinthian Otters, founded in 1930, offer both enjoyment and expertise on the water. Come and join us. Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex, England, UK

The Royal Cornwall Yacht Club welcomes sailors of all ages and abilities to our club. Located within a Grade II listed clubhouse on a 17th century private quayside, the club overlooks spectacular views of Falmouth Harbour, Flushing, Carrick Roads and beyond. RCYC was formed in 1871, and continues to hold close its traditional values whilst extending a warm welcome to new members. As a club, we enjoy first class sailing. We host regular club racing as well as world-renowned sailing events. Whilst there is a focus on yacht sailing, we are enthusiastic supporters of dinghy sailing and motor boating interests. Year round the club runs frequent social events including lectures, tuition and charity fundraising events. Our dining and bar facilities are open all year. Greenbank, Falmouth, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom

The Royal County of Berkshire Yacht Club is dedicated to help our members enjoy sailing and improve their sailing skills, even though most of our members don't own a boat. We welcome everyone from complete novice to skilled yacht sailors and are a very sociable club who will make you always feel very welcome on and off the water. The RBYC Members are a social lot and when we can't be on boats sailing, our social events provide a range of distractions throughout the year for club members and their families. Wokingham, Berkshire, England, UK

The Royal Cruising Club was founded in 1880 by Sir Arthur Underhill and a coterie of friends to encourage and facilitate cruising in small yachts. Members, then as now, contributed to the enjoyment and safety of others by writing accounts of their cruises for the Club Journal and publishing coastal guides. The Club's prime objective remains the furtherance of cruising under sail and its membership, by invitation only and limited to four hundred, enjoys the same friendly intimacy as Underhill's group of Victorian sailing eccentrics. London, Middlesex, England, UK

Formed in 1866, activities range from yacht, keelboat and dinghy racing, though cruising to Old Gaffers, motor boating and the training of young sailors. There is also an active social programme. We are a Members Club which means that we rely on our members to run it and its many activities. Sailing and boating is, of course, at the heart of the Club providing enjoyment for all – from experienced racers to those who want to get involved in boating for the first time. Dartmouth, Devon, England, UK

Established in 1875. Steeped in history and situated in the beautiful coastal town of Weymouth, the Royal Dorset Yacht Club is at the gateway to idyllic, well sheltered waters set against the backdrop of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage site. The Club has a long and proud tradition as a place to come and relax with like minded people, friends and family to share stories of past cruises, races and social events. Looking to become a member, passing through on a cruise or staying to take part in a regatta or other sailing/power event, visitors can be assured of a warm welcome. Weymouth, Dorset, England, UK

Formed in 1890, the club offers dinghy, handicap, keelboat & offshore racing, club cruises, dining facility & bar, and a full social programme. The Royal Fowey Yacht Club offers a warm welcome to all visiting yachtsmen, friends of Members and their families. The Club enjoys a superb waterside setting with a refurbished bar, dining room, the J Room and a wide terrace giving a full panorama of Fowey Harbour. The Club, together with the Fowey Gallants Sailing Club organise a full programme of sailing races. Fowey, Cornwall, England, UK

Formed in 1843, the club offers yacht and dinghy racing, cruising events, training courses, dining facilities and a social programme. The club offers a wide range of activities, ranging from the serious racing, through to social sailing and onto training over a wide range of disciplines. We have a keen core of both yacht racers, competing in the Haven Ports series in Dovercourt, as well as dinghy racers, young and old. Many of our members compete at local, national and international events on top of normal club racing, where all levels are welcome. If the fast lane of racing isn’t for you then come join our social sailing through Cruise in Company. Woolverstone, Ipswich, England, UK

Established in 1838, the Club is one of the most historic and prestigious Yacht Clubs in Great Britain. The elegant Regency Clubhouse, which has recently been refurbished and upgraded, is situated on The Parade, Cowes, Isle of Wight. The Club, which is a private Members Club, organises Sailing and Social Events for both Members and Visitors, and provides a high standard of catering. The Club has gained an enviable reputation for organising top quality Sailing Regattas, including the Charles Stanley Direct Cowes Classic Week, one of the largest regattas that takes place in the Solent each year, the Tempest World Championship in 2016, and the Etchells European and World Championships that took place in September 2016. Regular sailing and varied social events are organised throughout the year. The Parade, Cowes, Isle of Wight, England, UK

Formed in 1922, the club offers a racing programme for the various cruiser, one-design and dinghy classes, club cruises, a Junior Sailing Programme, and a full and varied social programme. "Successful on the water, friendly and welcoming ashore", the Club's objectives are to encourage and promote yachting in all its aspects, and to maintain a clubhouse and other facilities for the use of members and visiting yachtsmen. Lymington, Hampshire, England, UK

The Royal Mersey Yacht Club was founded in 1844 in the reign of Queen Victoria, its first patron, making it one of the longest established Royal Yacht Clubs in the UK. For over 170 years the Club has promoted yacht racing on the River Mersey and adjoining waters. The Club focuses on one-design keelboat racing, serving 3 distinct fleets, and enjoys what is virtually the only stretch of sheltered deep water on the west coast of England – the combination offering a unique sailing environment. There is an intensive programme of racing from May to October offering both weekday evening races and events at weekends. There is a very active social programme centred in the Club House. From the regular suppers that are served after racing to the formal dinners and balls, the Club offers members ample opportunity for post-race relaxation and many occasions for inviting guests to social events. Birkenhead, Wirral, Merseyside, England, UK

The Royal Motor Yacht Club is a private members Club steeped in over 100 years of history and tradition. Situated within the beautiful area of Poole Harbour on the Sandbanks Peninsula, it boasts magnificent views overlooking Brownsea Castle. The Club was originally founded to encourage the sport of motor boating, however, today this Royal Yacht Club embraces both sailing and motor boating interests and has over 1600 members. Sandbanks, Poole, England, UK

Founded in 1935 the Royal Naval Sailing Association provides the means for interested sailors of all Ranks and Rates to enjoy the sport of sailing in all its forms – cruising, dinghies, offshore and inshore yacht racing, power boating and windsurfing. Membership is open to all Serving and Retired personnel of the Royal Navy and its Reserves. Gosport, Hampshire, England, UK

The aim of the Club remains as originally intended, to provide high quality and good value sailing and social opportunities for its members. The Club welcomes past and present members of the RN, RNR, RNVR, RM, RMR and RFA to apply for Club membership, with a more limited opportunity for applicants without a Services connection to join. Besides sailing events, the Club organises a range of social functions, which include North West and South West Regional dinners plus the Club Annual Dinner and Christmas Party both of which are held in London. Training is strongly supported and Club members enjoy organised Club training weekends in the UK and Mediterranean. There are now 170 yachts on the Club register and a membership of 400 including some 30 overseas members. London, England, UK

The Royal Norfolk & Suffolk Yacht Club was founded in 1859 to promote amateur yacht building, sailing and racing on the Norfolk and Suffolk broads and rivers as well as the sea. The club is housed in a striking Grade 2* Listed building overlooking its own marina. Situated in the most easterly port in the British Isles with access at all states of the tide and a sheltered haven in all weathers, the RN&SYC has always been popular with visitors from the Continent and UK. The Royal Norfolk and Suffolk Yacht Club is an accredited RYA Training Centre and offers training courses for power boating, yachting and a range of shore based courses. Squibs and Broads One Design yachts are among the keelboat and dinghy classes raced at the Club. Lowestoft, Suffolk, England, UK

Founded in 1890, RNYC offers a racing programme, supports cruising, is an RYA Recognised Training Establishment, and has social activities. Based at South Harbour, Blyth, Northumberland, RNYC has over 630 members worldwide. We offer mooring and boatyard facilities for members and visitors, and a bar serving excellent food and drink. Social evenings are organised regularly as well as on-the-water racing and cruising activities. RNYC is an active club with year-round racing and social programmes. As a RYA Club Training Centre, there are training courses for members, and we run a programme of informal talks which are available to non-members. Blyth, Northumberland, England, UK

The RORC was founded in 1925 to encourage long distance yacht racing and the design, building and navigation of sailing vessels in which speed and seaworthiness are combined. Today the club encourages ocean, long distance and other forms of yacht racing and yachting activity. Today RORC is one of the world's most prestigious offshore racing clubs. There is nothing with quite the appearance of the present day RORC race programme. The RORC is recognised as the premier organiser of racing for offshore yachts, including the most famous Rolex Fastnet Race, the RORC Caribbean 600, the RORC Transatlantic Race and more. RORC is also involved in many other international events, such as the Rolex Middle Sea Race, the Transatlantic Ocean Racing Series etc. London, England, UK

Founded in 1877, the club offers racing for both dinghies and yachts, cruising events, a youth sailing program, a restaurant and a wide variety of social activities. Situated halfway between Plymouth Hoe and the Barbican our club boasts magnificent views over the Sound. You do not need to be an active sailor to enjoy our offering. Many members just join simply for the social side of things in order to meet with friends, and make new ones. Plymouth, Devon, England, UK

The Royal Solent Yacht Club is located on the seafront next to Yarmouth Pier and enjoys unrivalled views of the Western Solent. With excellent Bar and Catering facilities, visiting yachtsmen and visitors from affiliated clubs and other RYA clubs are always welcome. In addition to running a comprehensive summer sailing programme for members, the Club also hosts a number of regattas, rallies, championships and nationals for a variety of classes and clubs. The Western Solent and Christchurch Bay provide some of the best sailing on the south coast and offer a magnificent setting for all types of racing. The Club also organises a wide range of onshore activities. Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, England, UK

One of the oldest clubs in the country, our sailing activities cover a full range: racing, cruising, powerboating, with cadet and training programmes too. Throughout the year there is a full calendar of varied social events. The Royal Southampton is one of the region's premier yacht clubs offering a wide range of cruising, racing, training and social activities throughout the year. We were awarded our Royal Charter in 1875 which makes us one of the oldest royal yacht clubs in the country. Yet while traditions are important, the Club is young at heart and constantly attracting new members including families, young people and business. Southampton, Hampshire, England, UK

Established in 1837, the club offers racing, a Cruising Division, Motor Boating, an Academy for 18 - 25 year olds, Youth Sailing, a wide range of social events, a bar & restaurant, and more. The Royal Southern Yacht Club is committed to sail racing, both traditional and cutting edge. Hamble, Hampshire, England, UK

The Royal Temple Yacht Club was founded in 1857 by a group of yachtsmen sailing from the Temple Steps, on the River Thames in the centre of London. Royal Temple Yacht Club has a full Racing and Cruising Calendar throughout the year, and enjoys spectacular views over the harbour and the Goodwin Sands. We have a very active IRC yacht racing and cruising section. Racing is run under both IRC and a Temple handicap system for our cruising class. The Royal Temple School of Navigation and Sail Training is run by professionals with over 30 years of experience. The Club has is also very social and has many events taking place over the year with a Cruising Social every month and for the more active a Walking Group and a Golf Society. Ramsgate, Kent, England, UK

Formed in 1775, the oldest yacht club in the United Kingdom. The premier sailing club in the British Isles for both yachtsmen and yachtswomen. Our members participate in a wide range of yachting events in home waters and worldwide. They also enjoy all the facilities of the London Clubhouse and leading reciprocal clubs around the world. The Club has a fleet of J/80 sports boats with a full programme of fleet and team racing at Queen Mary SC and on the Solent. Royal Thames teams compete against UK and international clubs, whilst members also race their larger yachts worldwide.RTYC also owns a fleet of J/70s which are based in Cowes and this fleet is active from April until October. There is a full cruising programme and rallies are organised for members and their guests in selected locations around the world. London, England, UK

Royal Torbay Yacht Club offers excellent facilities, an extensive racing programme, a lively social scene, RYA training and a forward thinking junior and youth sailing programme. Founded in 1863, the club offers a Racing Programme, organizes the Torbay Royal Regatta and other regattas, has a Social Programme, and are affiliated with the Torquay Rowing Club. The club is not just the home of superb sailing and championships, it is also a social centre for members and visitors at the heart of Torquay Harbour. Torquay, Devon, England, UK

Based at Fishbourne on the Isle of Wight, the Royal Victoria Yacht Club was founded by Prince Albert in 1845. On the East shore of Wootton Creek in Fishbourne with a fabulous vista over the Solent, the Royal Victoria Yacht Club is a very sociable and friendly club with an 'open-to-all' policy. We welcome all levels of sailing, from absolutely no experience whatsoever, to the hardened racers or round-the-world sailors. We have a packed racing and training schedule all year round as well as a social calendar that is second to none. Fishbourne, Ryde, Isle of Wight, England, UK

Founded in 1827, RWYC offers racing, sponsors regattas, is at the leading edge of short-handed racing, offers a Cadet Sail Training programme, and has a wide range of social activities. A friendly club with full range of sailing and social activities, and home to famous oceanic races such as OSTAR, RB&I and Fastnet. The Royal Western Yacht Club of England is internationally known as one of the world's premier yacht clubs and for its major contribution to the development of short handed ocean racing. The Plymouth based Club is also recognized as one of the finest yacht clubs in the South of England providing the best possible facilities, overlooking Plymouth Sound, for all generations to enjoy both afloat and ashore. Queen Anne's Battery, Plymouth, England, UK

We are a sailing club with superb facilities, and an ideal location for sailing on England's largest lake, Windermere. For over 150 years, the Royal Windermere Yacht Club has been at the centre of sailing on Windermere, and today maintains large and active fleets of keelboats and dinghies, and organises a full calendar of sailing and social events. The club welcomes both juniors and adults. Sailing is enjoyed by all ages. The club is an RYA Recognised Training Centre and runs popular courses with its own instructors and boats throughout the summer. Although the focus is on sailing there is a full and active social programme. Bowness-on-Windermere, Cumbria, England, UK

Founded on 1 June 1815 in the Thatched House Tavern in St James’s, London as The Yacht Club by 42 gentlemen interested in sea yachting. The original members decided to meet in London and in Cowes twice a year, to discuss yachting over dinner. Membership was restricted to those who owned a vessel not under 10 tons. Today this is interpreted as any gentleman or lady, "actively interested in yachting". Today, the Royal Yacht Squadron remains one of the most preeminent yacht clubs in the world after celebrating its bicentenary in 2015. The clubhouse is located in Cowes Castle on the Isle of Wight in the United Kingdom, the club's patron is Queen Elizabeth II and the club's Admiral is Prince Philip. Cowes, Isle of Wight, England, UK

The Royal Yachting Association (RYA), is the national body for all forms of boating, including dinghy and yacht racing, motor and sail cruising, RIBs and sports boats, powerboat racing, windsurfing, inland cruising and narrowboats, and personal watercraft. There are 2,250 RYA recognised training centres in the UK and abroad, including Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Indonesia, Thailand and the USA. These deliver over 170,000 training courses annually. Hamble, Hants, England, UK

Established in 1847, RYYC offers one-design, dinghy, keelboat & catamaran racing, youth sailing, and a varied social programme. Bridlington, East Yorkshire, England, UK

Rudyard Lake Sailing Club is a friendly family based sailing club catering for all ages and abilities. We have an extensive racing calendar on Sundays and Wednesday evenings from March till December. Our very active youth section (Jybaz) meets on Saturdays. We cater for all levels of experience, so if you are new to sailing or needing to brush up on your skills, our Training events and other activities are available throughout the year. Or if you just want to join the club and sail you are most welcome. Social events take place through the year. Leek, Staffordshire, England, UK

We are a small friendly club and we organise dinghy sailing on the reservoir, with races on Sundays for most of the year and Thursday evening sailing in the summer months along with some Saturday afternoons. No matter what your experience or age, all our races cater for novices, the experienced helms, right through to the veterans. If racing is not your thing, not to worry we have members who enjoy leisure sailing on our water whilst the others are racing. We are a RYA recognised training centre and our team of instructors can teach you how to sail or improve your sailing. Drayton Reservoir, Daventry, Warwickshire, England, UK

We are a family friendly sailing club located on the beach at Runswick Bay, a picturesque cliffside fishing village north of Whitby on the beautiful North Yorkshire coast. Our club sailing day is Sunday from April to October and we sail monohulls and catamarans with Dart racing taking place most weeks in the season. We have a fun and varied calendar of social events from barbeques to formal balls planned throughout the year, sail training for new and improving sailors, an annual regatta and occasional long distance races also form part of our programme. Come and join us if you enjoy sailing and socialising in a fantastic beachside setting. Whitby, North Yorkshire, England, UK

Cruise the 3000 acres of safe, non-tidal water. Compete in a championship. Enjoy club racing and social activities. Learn to improve your sailing skills or simply have fun with family and friends. Whatever your sailing interest, Rutland Sailing Club has the best to offer. And at the end of the day, enjoy the stunning views from the balcony of our Clubhouse, recalling your experience of the best inland sailing in the UK. Oakham, Rutland, East Midlands, England, UK

Welcome to Rye Harbour Sailability, a registered charity giving people of all ages, with a wide range of disabilities, the chance to experience the fun and freedom of sailing with an experienced helmsman and crew. Under the direction of an RYA Senior Instructor our members enjoy sailing in adapted dinghies at Rye Harbour. We sail from Rye Harbour Sailing Club where the charity hires boat storage facilities and rooms for their sailing events. The Sailing Club has new changing rooms with disability access and a disability toilet with shower. Rye Harbour, Rye, England, UK

The Club has dual parentage, The Rye Bay Yacht Club which was founded in 1925 and The Rye Harbour Sailing Club which was founded in 1934. The two amalgamated to form the present Rye Harbour Sailing Club (RHSC). The club is situated on the River Rother close to Rye Bay where excellent sailing is enjoyed all year round. We have active dinghy and cruising divisions and year round events both sailing and social. The club prides itself in the diversity of its members' sailing interests and in the variety of yacht and dinghy classes that are enjoyed. Many members undertake substantial annual passages whilst others are happy to mess around on the river! Rye Harbour, East Sussex, England, UK

We are a dynamic sailing and powerboat club for LGBT+ people, their families and friends. Active since 1980, the Club is open to anyone who either owns a boat or just wants to get afloat with like-minded people. With around 450 members in the UK and beyond, with over 120 members owning boats of all shapes and sizes. All our members share a common interest in yachting (sail and power), whether it is to skipper their own boat, crew for others or get together to charter, either at home or overseas. London, England, UK

Salcombe Yacht Club welcomes members and visitors to enjoy the first-class sailing, excellent facilities and picturesque scenery. The Ria, which runs from Kingsbridge to Salcombe and the sea provides some of the most beautiful dinghy sailing in the United Kingdom. From beginner to expert there is more than enough variety and challenge to provide a wonderful learning environment together with a spectacular racing challenge. Salcombe Yacht Club provides top quality racing as well as active encouragement of younger members with dedicated cadet training. Salcombe, Devon, England, UK

We are a very pro-active club with an excellent mixture of Yacht and Dinghy racing plus a very strong cruising contingent. The Club, with good launching facilities and its pontoon accessible at all states of the tide, caters for all; yacht racing, dinghy racing, cruising, cadets and plenty of social activities. Saltash, Cornwall, England, UK

Saltcote Sailing Club is a small club with simple facilities and low membership costs. We cater for a mix of small craft (up to 23 feet) comprising of sailing yachts, sailing and rowing dinghies, canoes and wind-surfers. We pride ourselves on low-cost and self-help. Most of our sailing is informal, but we do have several organized events each year. Heybridge, Maldon, Essex, England, UK

Inspiring young sailors since 1960. The Salterns Sailing Club was founded in 1960 by Major Tony Hibbert with four objectives: To interest children in sailing, To teach children how to sail, To teach children how to race, To involve children in the running of the club: "A club run by children for children". A place where they can learn to enjoy sailing and gain experience sailing and racing dinghies such as Optimists, Moths, Scows and RS Teras. The club is run by volunteers, both junior and adult. The Club provides a unique opportunity for an interested young sailor to learn how to run a club as well as sail. The club has inspired generations of sailors including Olympic champions, national champions and many who have become life long sailors. Lymington, Hampshire, England, UK

Saltfleet Haven, once called Saltfluet, Saltcoteholm, and up till 1356 it was called Saltfleetby, has been a port as long as man has occupied the fens of Lincolnshire and it has seen much trade. Salt was worked near the Haven back in the Iron Age but the original haven may have started near Rimac prior to the12th century. Salt and the local salt beds, as the name suggests has been important to Saltfleet for hundreds if not thousands of years. If you have joined the club but are a little put off by the sand bars and all the information on the pilot then we can help. We can take you out to show you the markers and the land marks, show you where to go and where not to go. It takes about an hour but the familiarisation course is probably well worth it. Saltfleet Haven, Lincolnshire, England, UK

SVSC is a small, friendly and family orientated club based at Swan Pool in the Sandwell Valley Country Park. We offer an active sailing program for all ages and abilities, including friendly club racing, training and general sailing with safety boat support. Having a recognised RYA Training Centre here, we are able to provide a full range of Dinghy, Windsurf and Powerboat courses and qualifications, with expert tuition and guidance from our qualified RYA Instructors. West Bromwich, Sandwell, West Midlands, England, UK

Since 1963, the club has been used for sailing and waterskiing on a recreational level as well as at competition level. Waterside, we give you free boat parking and slipway facilities at all states of tide, enabling safe launching of both sail and powerboats. Shoreside, we offer you a modern, fully equipped Licensed Clubhouse, with a Galley & Changing /Shower rooms. Throughout the season we host many sailing events. From Inter-club to International 4 day championships. These coupled with our social events make this club a welcoming friendly place to spend your weekends and weeknights. Sandwich, Kent, England, UK

The Royal Engineer Yacht Club (REYC) was founded in 1846 in support of the water-based activities that mattered to the Royal Engineers in their professional capacity and that they enjoyed in their free time. As one of the oldest yacht clubs in the world the REYC has a distinguished history that includes entries in every Fastnet Race, and winning the first one, many ocean racing trophies, pivotal roles in the establishment of the Whitbread Around the World Race, many circumnavigations and an enduring commitment to introducing the challenges of sailing to serving soldiers. As a Service charity the REYC's charter focuses its activities on developing the watermanship skills of Royal Engineers while providing recreation, excitement, fun and personal development opportunities to all involved. The REYC is made up of Serving and Retired personnel from the Royal Engineers, or Sappers as we are often known. Today the REYC caters for all aspects of sailing from yacht racing to kite-surfing. Gosport, South Hampshire, England, UK

The Saul Junction Boat Owners Club takes its name from the former canal 'crossroads' of the Stroudwater Navigation and Gloucester Sharpness Canal. The Club was formed in 1976 with the objectives: — 'To lease from British Waterways, administer, manage, promote, operate and maintain, a line of non-residential moorings on The Stroudwater Navigation for the benefit of Club Members, their relatives and friends'. Gloucester - Sharpness Canal, England, UK

A dinghy sailing club offering racing, windsurfing, RYA Training and social events. Scaling Dam S.C. is a thriving sailing club which welcomes people of all ages wanting to learn to sail in safety. The venue is a great place for windsurfing with good winds and ample grassed areas for rigging etc. We are an RYA recognised training centre and our courses are managed by our enthusiastic team of qualified instructors. We offer formal training for dinghy sailing from Level 1 up to RYA Seamanship/Sailing with Spinnakers/Performance Sailing. Scaling Reservoir, Yorkshire, England, UK

Scammonden Water Sailing Club formed in 1971 when the M62 motorway was built and is believed to be the only reservoir with a 6 lane motorway on its dam wall and surrounded by greenbelt elsewhere. We have a sailing area of 42 hectares water totalling 1,700 million gallons, which means we can cover plenty of water. Our club has ample free parking, a boat park for more than 100 boats, and the clubhouse has male and female changing rooms, a bar to unwind in after a day's sail, games room and kitchen. For sunny days, club members and families can relax in the club grounds and make use of the barbecue and play area. Scammonden, Huddersfield, England, UK

Welcome to Scarborough Yacht Club, based in Scarborough, North Yorkshire. Come and join us for racing, cruising, socialising or a combination of all three. The Club is here to encourage people of all ages to participate in "on water" and "on shore" activities associated with sailing and motor boating. If you are new to the area or have always wanted to enjoy Scarborough's marine heritage, then get in touch and we will do our best to introduce people with little or no experience to the joys of sailing. New members who are experienced sailors are always needed as crew and skippers alike. Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England, UK

One of the premier sailing clubs on the Isle of Wight. The Sea View Yacht Club was established in 1893 and sailing has taken place off our clubhouse ever since. Seaview, Isle of Wight, England, UK