Sitting in a fantastic setting at the foot of the Cairngorm Mountains, Loch Morlich Sailing Club offers one of the most scenic areas in the country for dinghy sailing. New Members are always welcome, you don't even need to have a boat as there are a number of club boats available for members to use. Loch Morlich, Highland, Scotland, UK

Loch Tummel Sailing club (LTSC) is friendly, family oriented sailing club offering dinghy and small keelboat sailing in beautiful surroundings from early April to late September. A full program of activities is organised including Sunday racing, family sailing days, training, coaching and open events. Many classes are raced (and a variety of cruisers), the main fleets focus around RS 200/400, Toppers, Optimists, Flying Fifteens, Lasers and Yeomans. Loch Tummel, Perthshire, Scotland, UK

The club offers dinghy racing, RYA Training for youth & adults, sailing opportunities for disabled people, and social activities. Situated in at the heart of the the Trossachs in central Scotland, Loch Venachar SC is undoubtedly one of Scotland's finest sailing clubs and only an hour away from Edinburgh and Glasgow – less from Perth, it is located in some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland and boasts superb facilities. As a real family club, our philosophy is to make sailing available to all. Our racing credentials are well established and LVSC is a highly sought after venue on the Traveller circuit with an excellent reputation for race management and organisation. And for those new to sailing – LVSC has been an RYA Training Centre since 1995 and offers a wide range of RYA dinghy and powerboat courses. Trossachs, Callander, Scotland, UK

Established in 1954, LYC is a very active sailing club offering dinghy & keelboat racing, a youth training programme, and social activities. We are a friendly club and welcome new members at any time of year. We are also a recognised RYA teaching establishment and organise sailing courses each year for anyone to join. Fort William, West Highlands, Scotland, UK

We are a small, locally based club. We run regular dinghy racing and training throughout the Season from April to October. TheClub organises dinghy and yacht races, social events on the water and ashore and RYA certified training in dinghy sailing, powerboating and First Aid. The club has a Clubhouse and Dinghy Park and fourteen dinghies available for the use of members. Lochcarron, Highland, Scotland, UK

The club has regular club and open races, and a social programme. Lossiemouth Cruising Club sails from Lossiemouth Marina in the ex fishing port of Lossiemouth in Moray, Scotland. It is an active club with a full racing, muster and social programme held throughout the year. Activities take place in the bay and the Moray Firth and members have ventured to Norway and Ireland in addition to the usual cruising grounds of the firth, Orkney and the west coast. Lossiemouth, Moray, Scotland, UK

Are you interested in learning to sail, returning to sailing, or canoeing and windsurfing , whether its dinghy racing, or just gentle pottering on the water,in a beautiful environment? If so, then why not come along and see what Montrose Sailing Club can offer you? We are a small, family orientated dinghy sailing club with exclusive rights to sail on the beautiful Montrose Basin Nature Reserve. Montrose, Angus, Scotland

The Mudhook Yacht Club aims to provide high quality racing in the best traditions of Clyde Yachting. Despite being 145 years old the Club maintains the "Corinthian" ethos and the traditions of its founding and transient members. Firth of Clyde, Scotland, UK

Harpers Marina, part of the Ness Boating Clubs facilities is at the east end of the Pool Of Virkie, close to Sumburgh Airport, It was constructed in the mid 1980's by dredging an area known as the 'Selkie Stanes'. The main club building opened in 1983. Virkie, Shetland Isles, Scotland, UK

The club offers dinghy racing, organised cruises, Introduction to Sailing courses, and social activities. Newburgh Sailing Club is situated in northern Fife on the south shores of the river Tay, along the A913 between Perth to the West and Newport-on-Tay to the east. Tay, Perth, Scotland

The North Queensferry Boat Club [NQFBC] was originally formed in 1953 as a rowing club, with 12 members and based in the Wee Bay, East of North Queensferry. It then moved to the Old Ferry Pier in 1990 and the boat club was established, making use of the existing old ferry buildings and Forth Yacht Marina showrooms and workshops. Today, the NQFBC has a membership of approx 80, made up from a diverse group of people and from a wide geographical area who LOVE Boats and Boating. Membership to NQFBC is open to all age groups, boat owners and non boat owners in fact anyone interested in boats or the sea. Sailing boats and Motor boats alike are all welcome at the club. North Queensferry, Inverkeithing, Fife, Scotland, UK

Welcome to the Oban Sailing Club website. Founded in 1935, we are a small friendly club always keen to welcome new members. Club activities are orientated towards racing, however many members spend the season cruising the fabulous waters of the West Coast. Oban, Argyll, Scotland, UK

Ocean Youth Trust Scotland is a leading youth work charity and floating outdoor education centre. Through our adventurous residential sailing voyages and the help of hundreds of volunteers, we support young people aged 12-25 to realise their true potential. Over 700 young people from a diverse range of backgrounds sail with us each year for 5 or 7-days at a time. Working with groups and individuals, we support schools, young carers, youth groups, young people with additional support needs, sailing clubs and many more. We exist to inspire young people through the challenge of youth work on the waves. Our voyages provide a uniquely powerful and effective environment for the personal development of young people from all backgrounds. Sailing with OYT Scotland is a genuinely life changing experience. Our award winning voyages help young people to discover their potential through the adventure of sail training. Young people need not have any sailing experience, most people who sail with us don't. Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland, UK

The club offers racing, RYA Sailing Courses, and social functions. Orkney Sailing Club welcomes all visitors to the port of Kirkwall whether in a visiting yacht or just a tourist in the Islands. Kirkwall is an ideal base for touring the numerous northern islands of Orkney or a stop off en-route for Shetland or Norway. The Club runs RYA approved sailing courses and has several RYA instructors and senior instructors in its ranks and uses the club owned Wayfarers and Picos for instruction. Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland,UK

Penguin Cruising Club is a group of sailing enthusiasts. We started in 1970, sailing on the West Coast of Scotland in small flotillas, long before either of these became fashionable. Whilst Scotland is still our favourite sailing area, the club now runs a number of cruises in a wide variety of locations throughout the year.

The Perth Sailing Club was formed in 1949 to encourage participation in the sport of dinghy sailing and to facilitate competitive sailing on the River Tay near Perth. Offers dinghy racing on the river Tay and social activities. Lairwell By Perth, Scotland

Offers dinghy, handicap & catamaran racing and training sessions. Peterhead Sailing Club is able to offer a complete range of sailing experience from beginners learning within the shelter of the marina, to regular sailing of dinghies, catamarans and yachts within the smooth waters of the harbour of refuge and venturing into the North Sea round the Skerrie rocks and beyond. The Club's dinghy sailing activities concentrates strongly on our Sunday racing series and our Friday Novice racing, as well as a variety of other events, as a way to get people on the water with good safety cover. Peterhead, Scotland

Plockton Small Boat Sailing Club (PSBSC) is a sailing club in the North West of Scotland. The club has an active and competitive race programme as well as a friendly and welcoming social programme. In addition the club is a Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Training Centre, providing club members with a full range of dinghy sailing courses for juniors and adults. Other competitive events include the annual fishing competition, a rowing race and yacht race. But there are also many non-competitive sailing opportunities throughout the season – notably our regular popular club nights. The club also hosts a number of social events, such as open days, ceilidhs, concerts, quizzes and BBQs. Plockton, Highlands of Scotland, UK

Port Edgar Yacht Club is located at the iconic Forth Bridges and within 60 minutes drive for most people in Scotland. If you are new to the area, just completed an RYA course or just want to get back out sailing then we are here to help. We offer further training and development, yacht racing, dinghy racing and cruising opportunities. We are now in our lovely new clubhouse. PEYC organises racing for yachts & dinghies from April to December and, with over 200 club races planned for the season, has the most extensive race calendar on the Forth. Yachts racing range from 20 to 49 feet in length, with a growing fleet of Hunter 707 one-design keelboats, including two owned by the Club. The dinghy fleet has mainly single-handers such as Lasers, Laser Radials & Supernovas. Port Edgar, Queensferry, South Queensferry, Scotland, UK

A friendly and active club on the shores of the Firth of Forth, a few miles from the centre of Edinburgh and in the heart of the thriving community of Portobello. Based at on the Promenade at the bottom of Bath Street, members - with appropriate qualifications and experience - can use our sailing dinghies, kayaks and St Ayles rowing skiffs. Members organise regular sessions for all three sports from Portobello beach and occasional trips further afield. We run training courses from time to time. We offer storage for members' boats - no powered craft are permitted. Portobello, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

The club offers dinghy racing, training for cadets & beginners, and social activities. Prestwick Sailing Club is open to everyone regardless of ability and as a RYA Training Centre we are more than equipped to get you out on the water and sailing in no time at all. We have a whole range of membership types available to suit everyone. Prestwick Bay, Prestwick, Scotland, UK

Queensferry Boat Club was founded in 1957. We are an affiliated member of the Royal Yachting Association and the Forth Yacht Clubs Association. Queensferry Boat Club has provided a focus for boating activity in and around Queensferry for over fifty years. The Club provides an interesting and varied racing and cruising programme as well as a lively social programme in the winter months. Based in our premises overlooking the harbour and both bridges, we invite anyone with an interest in sailing or motor-boating on the Forth to join us. South Queensferry, West Lothian, Scotland, UK

Royal Findhorn Yacht Club (RFYC) is located in Findhorn, on the coast of the Moray Firth in Scotland, on a site overlooking the sheltered inshore waters of Findhorn Bay. RFYC is privileged to have a superb 250-year old building, with a fantastic view over Findhorn Bay and the Moray Firth, an outstanding sailing area and an enviable heritage. With organised and supervised racing for dinghies and occasional cruiser activities the Club offers sailing and racing every weekend from April though to October. Cafe facilities are available during the day and bar facilities are available in the evenings at weekends. Games and activity areas for children are available at all times and there is a comprehensive social programme of both formal and informal events throughout the year. Moray Firth, Findhorn, Scotland

Formed in 1835, the club offers racing, cruising activities, training and social events. For sailors based in Edinburgh, who want convenience and protected waters, Royal Forth Yacht Club offers sailing less than 15 minutes drive from the city centre. The Forth estuary off Granton is almost exclusively used for sailing and boating, allowing us to offer a high standard of racing and cruising events. Our purpose built clubhouse has showers, changing rooms, lounge and licensed bar with catering. We organise friendly cruising together, and well managed racing events from casual evening races to national championships. As an RYA recognised training school, with an active cadets section for younger members, we are keen to help you build skills and confidence. Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

Founded in 1894, the club offers racing, social sailing, a Cadet section, cruising musters, bar and full dining facilities and social events. Royal Gourock Yacht Club was originally known as Gourock Sailing Club when it was founded in 1894. It had its name changed to the Gourock Yacht Club six years later, and in 1908 King Edward VII was pleased to signify his pleasure that the club be known as Royal Gourock Yacht Club. The club has enjoyed its present location and clubhouse since 1902. Ashton, Gourock, Scotland

Founded in 1881, the club promotes an interest in sailing, organises musters & cruises, and offers social activities. The Royal Highland Yacht Club is delighted to welcome new members who sail on the West Coast of Scotland. The RHYC is a cruising club and we do not arrange racing events although we are well represented on the committee that organises the West Highland Yachting Week in July/August each year. We have around 640 members of which about half are fairly active in the Club. Oban, Strathclyde, Scotland, UK

Welcome to the Royal Northern and Clyde Yacht Club, a club with a fantastic heritage but with a modern outlook. The Club can trace its origins back to 1824 and has been the home of successful yacht racing since then right up to the present day. The mainstay of the Club is a very active keelboat racing and development programme. Team and match racing are also key activities and we have a very successful sailing school. The Club operates a ground-breaking co-ownership programme which makes a fleet of nine Sonars available for events, teaching and individual members' use. A strong cruising presence is also maintained with regular musters. The Club boasts a magnificent Clubhouse in Rhu and its own mooring field. The Clubhouse is open most days with bar and dining facilities available. There is an extensive social programme, mainly in the winter, and a variety of rooms are available for private functions. Rhu, By Helensburgh, Scotland

The Royal Scottish Motor Yacht Club is the foremost club devoted to the enjoyment of motor boating in Scotland. The club was founded in its current form in 1919 from the amalgamation of the Scottish Marine Motor Club and the Clyde Motor Club to form the Scottish Motor Yacht Club which had been in existence in the early 1900's. Wemyss Bay, Renfrewshire, Scotland, UK

Welcome to the Royal Tay Yacht Club, one of the premier water-sports clubs in Scotland. We provide opportunities for sailing, coastal rowing and power boating at Grassy Beach, Broughty Ferry. Whether you are new to sailing (first years membership includes a learn to sail course and ongoing support), want to try rowing (introductory show and row on Saturday mornings) or have youngsters who fancy getting wet (our Youth Section takes those aged 10 to 18) we have the skills and facilities to get you on the water. If you would rather stay on dry land we can cater for that too. The club has developed into a modern family friendly club where despite the competitiveness of its members, high emphasis is still put on the 'fun' side of sailing. All types of sailing craft are catered for, both on and off the water, and during the main summer months (April to September) there are evening and weekend events for both racing and cruising members. West Ferry, Dundee, Scotland, UK

Royal West of Scotland Amateur Boat Club - Formed in 1866, the club provides training and coaching to members of all ages, plays host to many prestigious regattas, offers dinghy racing, canoeing & rowing, and has social activities. The Club caters for a number of water sports including sea kayaking and canoeing, sailing, rowing and open water swimming. Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland, UK

Scottish Sailing organisation which has over 120 affiliated sailing clubs in Scotland. Organises racing, race management, instructor conferences, and sail training. The Royal Yachting Association Scotland (RYA Scotland) has two distinct roles. Firstly we are a membership organisation charged with looking after the interests of individuals, clubs, training centres and affiliates of the RYA in Scotland. Secondly we are the recognised governing body for sailing in all it’s forms in Scotland.

We are an open, inclusive, family friendly, seasports club run by volunteers. With members of all generations we offer support and advice to anyone who is interested in exploring new activities on the water. Likewise, our seasoned members are happy to offer camaraderie and help to those who already have a passion for their interest and want to become more involved. Toward Seasports Club (SCIO) is situated at the southern- most point of the Cowal Peninsula in Argyll, Scotland, UK

The Serpent Yacht Club is a small friendly club originally started by doctors but now open to anyone who has a connection to any of the healthcare professions. The club has a programme of sociable musters with races and new members are welcome. Glasgow, Scotland, UK

A community benefit charity offering sailing, rowing and powerboating on the Isle of Skye for locals and visitors. Offering opportunities to learn to sail, row & drive a powerboat. If you have always wanted to try your hand at sailing, rowing or powerboating or hope to make make more use of the harbour and see Portree and the Cuillin from a different perspective, get in touch, come along and give it a go on one of our 'by donation' Sailing Tasters. We are an RYA Affiliated Club and a recognised RYA Training Centre for sail and power, and are lucky to have a British squad recognised rowing coach, too, so all our qualified instructors can show you the ropes on one of our courses. Portree, Isle of Skye, Scotland, UK

The Solway Yacht Club offers a cordial invitation to visiting sailors. The club offers Cruiser Sailing, Dinghy Sailing and Training. Kippford, Dalbeattie, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, UK

St. Andrews Sailing Club is based in the old lifeboat shed on the East Sands and was formed in 1957. The club sails several times a week with training taking place on Tuesday evenings and club sailing and racing taking place on Thursdays and Saturdays or Sundays. The club has 21 boats for training and to hire so you don't need your own boat to get on the water. The club also runs dinghy, radio, first aid, day skipper theory and powerboat courses. We are a family friendly club and welcome all, be they beginners or competent sailors- juniors from 9yrs old to any age. St Andrews, Fife, Scotland, UK

A family oriented club which offers class racing, recreational sailing, a junior sailing camp, RYA Training, and social activities. St Mary's Loch Sailing Club is just an hour's drive from Edinburgh and offers members a safe (though sometimes challenging) sailing experience in one of Scotland's most stunning locations. The large patch of water is used for racing, cruising, pottering or simply 'messing about in boats'. In addition the club is an RYA training establishment. Dalkeith, Midlothian, Scotland, UK

Stornoway Sailing Club is a small, family-orientated sailing club catering for both dinghies and larger keelboats, based in Stornoway harbour in Scotland's Outer Hebrides. Membership of the Club is open to anyone with an interest in the sport of sailing, so whether you're a dyed-in-the-wool racing enthusiast who will don the thermals and take to the water in all conditions, someone who enjoys a gentle cruise around the harbour on a warm sunny day, someone who enjoys the challenge of cruising further afield, someone who has always wanted to learn how it's done, or someone who prefers stay ashore to help out in the background whilst listening to the tales of the sea from the returning crews, we'll have something for you. Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland, UK

Strathclyde Loch Sailing Club is located at Strathclyde Country Park in Motherwell, just off the M74, only 10-15 minute drive from the center of Glasgow where we have been established as an RYA affiliated Dinghy Sailing and Racing Club for over 40 years. Strathclyde Country Park have great facilities for dinghy sailors, both on and off the water including safety boat cover, jetties which provides safe and easy launch and recovery of your dinghy as well as dinghy hire facilities with discounted prices for club members at very reasonable rates. Our Clubs Focus is to Establish and grow a Dinghy Racing and Sailing Community within our local area of Central Scotland where we are active sailing all year round, wind and ice permitting. Motherwell, North Lanarkshire, Scotland, UK

Welcome to the website of Troon Cruising Club which is situated on the south east side of the inner basin of Troon Harbour which we share with Troon Yacht Haven, a fully serviced 400 berth Marina. The Club provides around 120 moorings to members for sailing and pleasure craft up to 36 feet in length. Established in 1955, the club offers handicap racing, club cruises, and social activities. Troon, Ayrshire, Scotland

The UFBC is situated in the Grangepans area of Bo'ness. With good shelter for moorings from the prevailing winds from the South West. And well placed to visit the Bridges 6nm to the East and on to the Forth beyond as well as sheltered day sailing from Blackness to Kincardine. Located in Grangepans, Bo'ness, Linlithgowshire, Scotland, UK