What better way to spend a weekend than a great sail down the Jurassic Coastline and then having fun in Weymouth, with it's many shops, interesting variety of eateries, inns and bars. There is also the wonderful beach spanning the … Continue reading
Yarmouth is a great venue to watch the Round the Island race from the Victoria Fort, and we will be having an evening meal at the Royal Solent Yacht Club in the evening after watching the race. Yarmouth also has … Continue reading
This is one of our favourite venues for cruising. There are plenty of eateries, a great town with many interesting shops, and even 2 chandlers. We will have full use of the Lymington Harbour's Dan Bran pontoon and the Lymington … Continue reading
Guernsey is known for beach resorts like Cobo Bay and the scenery of its coastal cliffs. Castle Cornet, a 13th-century harbour fortification in the capital of St. Peter Port, now contains history and military museums. Hauteville House is the lavish … Continue reading
Shepards Wharf Marina is just a short walk from the centre of Cowes with all its shops, restaurants, and nautical places of interests. There is a lovely walk along the foreshore past the Cowes gundeck with stunning views over the … Continue reading
We'll be spending the weekend in Portland Marina enjoying the areas delights. There are a few interesting walks from the marina such as Chesil Beach, the Naval Military Cemetry, and a good climb up to the Verne where you have … Continue reading
This cruise can start with the Portland Weekend and then on to venues that will be organised by the participating members nearer the time. This is a change from the usual way we do cruises to allow more flexibility for … Continue reading
What better way to spend your August Bank Holiday than having fun in Weymouth, with it's many shops, interesting variety of eateries, inns and bars and the Weymouth Quayside Music Festival. There is also the wonderful beach spanning the whole … Continue reading
Mercury Yacht Harbour was a popular venue in 2024 so we've booked it again. Mercury Yacht Harbour is set in a sheltered wooded site where the shallow waters of Badnam Creek join the River Hamble. Originally built by Sir Robin … Continue reading
