A sailing and watersports club located at Red Wharf Bay, Anglesey.

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Founded 1952

Red Wharf Bay Sailing & Watersports Club

Marianglas, Anglesey

A sailing and watersports club located at Red Wharf Bay, Anglesey.

Club facts

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Founded

1952

Location

Marianglas, Anglesey

Activities

Dinghy Cruising Dinghy Racing

About Red Wharf Bay Sailing & Watersports Club

Red Wharf Bay Sailing Club was founded in 1952 by a small group of like-minded individuals during a meeting at The Ship Inn, Red Wharf Bay. In 1956 after several years in the bar, the club relocated to Traeth Bychan, which provides better sailing waters. The aim of the club has from the start been to promote dinghy and catamaran sailing. More recently club activities have expanded to cover all forms of water sport, hence the name change in 2006. We have a fleet of club dinghies for members to use if they do not possess a craft of their own. During the early 1960's the original clubhouse burnt down and from the ashes rose our present building. We have changing facilities, a galley (which enables gourmet evenings to be held as well cake baking and after sailing food to be prepared) and a large room for members to meet, chat, explain how the race was lost or use the wi-fi system. During 2010 the changing, shower and toilet area was completely rebuilt and now provides a warm and comfortable facility. Over the years our club members have achieved great things in the sailing world which include National and World champions in various dinghy classes. To ensure continued success in the future, Junior Sail Training takes place throughout the August holiday supervised by qualified instructors lead by a RYA qualified Senior Instructor.

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