Youth Dinghy Sailing

Dinghies offer a fantastic introduction to sailing.

Our Youth Sailing courses are designed to help children progress quickly from complete beginners to confident sailors — all within a safe, supportive, and fun environment.

 

Junior Sailing Club is aimed at those looking to build on their sailing & racing skills.


Safetyboat

This two-day course provides the skills required when acting as an escort craft, safety boat or coach boat for a fleet of dinghies, windsurfers or canoes, or for racing or training activities. It includes rescue techniques and elements of race management and mark laying. It is strongly recommended that a member of the rescue crew should hold a first aid certificate (or should have experience of first aid).


RYA Powerboat Level 1 & 2

Powerboating offers the best of both worlds, the leisurely pace of a gentle cruise and the thrill of zipping across the open water. RYA training will give you the confidence and skills to handle the boat safely and enjoy your time on the water, whatever your pace.

As well as courses for recreational boaters, RYA powerboat certificates are also used by professional open powerboat skippers who need to prove their competence or require  professional qualifications.


Holms Race 2025

Congratulations!

Congratulations to FLY, Ruba Dub Dub and Kraken for finishing in 1st, 2nd and 3rd places respectively and to Ctrl-J for winning the IRC class. The Bristol Channel Yachting Association (BCYA) Rose Bowl, awarded to the club whose top three boats rank the highest, was awarded to Cardiff Bay Yacht Club.

Photo credits: Tim Pearson, Timothy Gifford and Nick Stone


Youth Improvers Sailing Camp 4th August - 8th August 2025

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Youth Beginners Sailing Camp 4th August - 8th August 2025

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ITCA Nationals 2025

Largs Sailing Club was the venue for the ITCA Topper Nationals 2025, held from 2nd – 8th August.

The championship attracted a strong fleet of 97 boats in the Main Fleet and delivered a real challenge of Scottish sailing conditions.

CBYC Sailors

Silver Fleet

Griff Attrill - 2nd overall

Max Attrill - 9th overall

Rhys Doyle - 28th overall

Link to results: https://www.sailwave.com/results/ITCA_GBR_Nationals2025_Largs_5.3_Finals.html


420 Nationals 2025

Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club was the venue for the 420 Gill Xtremity British National Championships held from 21st – 25th August.

The event had 44 entries and delivered a true test of sailing skills, with a mix of light winds in the early part of the week before building to stronger breeze and challenging sea states by the final days.

CBYC Sailors

Melre Nieuwland – 1st Overall

Laragh Epstein – 13th overall

Niamh Epstein & Molly Martin – 21st overall

Ella Martin – 23rd overall

Roisin Epstein & Cian Epstein – 29th overall

Link to results: https://gbr420.ourclubadmin.com/docs/320/420_Gill_Xtremity_British_Nationals_2025_-_Provisional_R10.html