Welcome to our website. You will find lots of useful information about the yacht club and sailing resources for our local waters. We are based in Beaumaris, Anglesey, North Wales.
Our 2025 Sailing Programme can now be found under Events.
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- ARC+ yachts safely across the Atlanticby Heather Prentice on 11th December 2025 at 10:02 pm
Enjoy The Silence is the first of the ARC+ yachts to cross the Atlantic to Port Louis Marina, GrenadaAll the boats in the ARC+ rally have now sailed safely across the Atlantic from Cabo Verde to the stunning Caribbean island of Grenada, with some of the 86-strong fleet completing the 2,200-mile journey in an incredible 10 days. The weather systems on Leg 2 from Mindelo were varied for the fleet with the earlier boats sailing in mostly …Continue reading » The post ARC+ yachts safely across the Atlantic appeared first on Yachting Monthly.
- Know of any wooden boats built in Suffolk? Ipswich Maritime Trust wants to hear from youby Viveka Herzum on 21st November 2025 at 2:23 pm
Photo: Ipswich Maritime Trust. Send news of your Suffolk-built wooden boats to the Ipswich Maritime Trust to contribute to their register. The Ipswich Maritime Trust has put a call out for news of wooden boats built in Suffolk to add to …Continue reading » The post Know of any wooden boats built in Suffolk? Ipswich Maritime Trust wants to hear from you appeared first on Yachting Monthly.
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- Dutch Inland Waterways: The best second-hand yachts for the Staande Mast Routeby Practical Boat Owner on 24th December 2025 at 6:16 am
With inland seas and waterways, you need a boat that can easily tack and beat upwind, plus has a shallow draught. Credit: Shotshop GmbH/AlamyPhil Clandillon looks at the best second-hand yachts for sailing popular cruising grounds; this month, the Dutch inland seas and waterwaysPhil Clandillon looks at the best second-hand yachts for sailing popular cruising grounds; this month, the Dutch inland seas and waterways
- Practical tip: how to use a scanner for an accurate drilling templateby Gilbert Park on 23rd December 2025 at 6:17 am
Cleat and the scanned image of its base. Photos: Gilbert ParkGilbert Park explains how he scanned his boat's cleat to make a neat drilling template for repairs. Like many boat owners, I often fit new bits to my boat. Some of them come with templates that make …Continue reading »
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