Clacton Sailing Club

Whitstable Yacht Club, located on the north coast of Kent where the Thames Estuary meets the North Sea, is one of the oldest and largest sailing clubs in England. The club offers a range of sailing activities in sheltered waters, catering to catamarans, dinghies, windsurfers, and nearby yacht marinas. With a variety of training courses available for both adults and youth, Whitstable Yacht Club is committed to fostering sailing skills and development. The club also hosts various racing events and open competitions, making it a vibrant hub for sailing enthusiasts. Generated from the website

Colne Yacht Club, established in 1973, offers a vibrant community for sailing enthusiasts of all ages, with dedicated programmes for both cadets and adults. The club features a range of facilities, including a clubhouse with a bar and restaurant, as well as a boatyard and jetty, ensuring members enjoy a comprehensive experience both onshore and afloat. Members can participate in various sailing activities, from yacht racing with the Dehler34 and Hunter Sonata fleets to leisurely cruising with the Sundowners. The club also hosts social events throughout the year, fostering a strong sense of camaraderie among its members. Generated from the website

Brightlingsea Harbour is a small mixed leisure and commercial port located at the mouth of Brightlingsea Creek, where it meets the Colne and Blackwater Estuaries in Essex. Renowned for its rich heritage and set within an internationally important nature conservation area, it offers navigable waters for daysails and various maritime activities. The harbour is managed by the Brightlingsea Harbour Commissioners, with a dedicated team overseeing its operations. It features a range of facilities, including boat trips, a foot ferry, and opportunities for leisurely explorations along the scenic coastline. Generated from the website