Sailing Class Associations and Organisations for Cruisers in the UK

176 pages
Roger Marshall,
McGraw-Hill

176 pages
John Vigor
Tab Books

Cruising Organisations, Clubs and Type or Owner Associations & Web Sites (UK Based) (1 of 5)

Trade organisation representing a large proportion of boats available for bareboat and skippered charter and RYA tuition in Scotland.

‘Umbrella’ association representing the major sail training schemes in Great Britain. Find out more about other organisations here.

This classic light displacement drop keel sailing cruiser is built using hot moulded veneers. The Association has existed since 1959.

Organises such events as the Classic Malts Cruise and the Blue Water Race and Cruise in Company and publishes pilots.

Website objectives are to share knowledge and ideas with other ‘like minded’ owners and arranging sailing and social events for members.

Small website detailing the history of this Jeremy Rogers pocket cruiser, plus pictures, brokerage and the association’s newsletter.

Well-organised comprehensive site with technnical details, gallery, boats for sale and much mnore.

For devotees of this Robert Tucker designed seaworthy mini-cruiser. There is also a section on the derivative junk-rigged Coramandel.

UK-based group represents the interests of cruising sailors, provides up-to-date cruising information and promotes cruising interests.

The UK membership Association for owners of Dufour Yachts, from the classic Arpege to the latest Dufour 385.

Exists to enable owners to share information in order to find out as much as possible about the Dockrell 22 yacht.

Details of all the different Elizabethan types, boats and bits for sale, newsletter for members. Only £5 to join.

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