Set in one of the best sailing areas in the world, the renowned Weymouth Bay is home of the National Sailing Academy and host of the 2012 Olympics. Enjoy social events throughout the year in our restaurant, bar and open deck area overlooking Weymouth Harbour within the beautiful and historic setting of the Jurassic Coast.

Weymouth Sailing Club is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (Charity No. 1178619).  The objective of the CIO is to promote and facilitate community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for sailing to those resident in the local and greater Weymouth area and surrounding regions.  The club is based on members volunteering to run the club and facilities.  From dinghy and IRC keelboat racing to flotilla cruising and training, Weymouth Sailing Club offers a great inclusive experience for all.

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  Autumn Cruise - A Kombonation of Rum and Merlot swap Cherbourg for the Solent

  Kombo and Rum Runners original plan was to resurrect the abandoned Cherbourg trip but this had to be altered due to the forecast of light winds. So, a run down to Dartmouth was posited but getting back might be tricky so in the end Kombo (Mike and Paul) and Rum Runner (Gaz) joined Merlot (Bill & Lorraine) with a planned destination of Newtown Creek on the Isle of Wight.  Departure was Monday 27

  Published 08:54 on 11 Oct 2025

• Become Our Next House Commodore

  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY Become Our Next House Commodore Help shape the heart of WSC hospitality, facilities & social life What Youll Do Oversee bar & catering (with professional support from our hospitality manager Paul) Support clubhouse refurbishment via House Sec Plan and promote social events with the social secretary Support and empower volunteers to help maintain the clubhouse via house

  Published 10:56 on 8 Oct 2025

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  Jolly Fine Show

  On the 27 th September Poole Yacht Racing Association (PYRA) fielded around thirty boats for their race to Weymouth from Poole and had their social for well over one hundred sailors at Weymouth Sailing Club. They raced back early on Sunday morning. Russell and his team put on a fantastic show. Demand for beer was high as PYRA put on a free bar for a while but Joe

  Published 14:32 on 4 Oct 2025

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  Sailing in Cherbourg!

  Bravo a tous! - the words of the préfet maritime echoed round the large room at the Cercle Naval where we were all gathered for the final prizegiving of the season on Saturday evening; the afternoon race, with a demanding course offshore and back in a light south-easterly breeze, had been sailed by some thirty boats from Cherbourg Yacht Club, with a general recall for the start suggesting how keen the competition would be! A busy

  Published 10:30 on 2 Oct 2025 by Stephen Fraser

• Autumn Lunch Saturday 18th October

  Autumn Lunch  Saturday 18th October, 12:30pm for 1pm Join us for a cosy and delicious  Autumn Lunch  at the club as the season turns. Expect hearty dishes, good company, and a relaxed atmosphere to celebrate the changing season. We're delighted to have our wonderful cook Johanna Wolff at the helm, bringing her signature warmth and flavour to the menu. You won't want to miss what she's preparing! Details:

  Published 16:30 on 30 Sep 2025

• Moorings Survey

  As a club member have you made your contribution?

  Published 16:32 on 21 Sep 2025

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  Cruising to Ringstead Goes Ahead Despite Races Cancelled

  Although the annual Ringstead races and BBQ were cancelled on August B/H Sunday, there was still a healthy fleet of cruising boats making the trip across the bay. In a moderate South Easterly wind Double Vision, Merlot, Winters Maid, Solveig, Xanadu, Growling Cougar, Tilted and Moonshadow all had a cracking sail, whilst an ungainly looking mastless Crystella (waiting for new standing rigging before you ask!) rock and rolled to the anchorage under engine.

  Published 10:20 on 30 Aug 2025

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  Cruise in company round Portland Bill

  The planned cruise in company to round Portland Bill at neaps on 18 August was abandoned at 08:30 as the easterly winds refused to abate and all decided that it was ill advised; an alternative was discussed.

  Published 13:25 on 22 Aug 2025

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  The Cubies get their ladders!

  An important part of the ongoing moorings Health and Safety programme this season has been to have custom-made brackets built in order to fix the requisite safety ladders to the improved Cubie pontoon. On one of those glorious summer days when all sorts of cheery things were happening around the club, including helping the enthusiastic new owners to launch and prepare 'Pepperpot' for their first-ever sail - to Poole! - and a very busy YOBs session

  Published 08:29 on 22 Aug 2025 by Stephen Fraser

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  'A long haul upwind' - the development of women's sailing in Weymouth

  The process, whereby women became more equal participants with men in the sport of sailing, inevitably mirrors the struggle for women to obtain the vote, especially in the years between the partial success of 1918 and full suffrage in 1928 (see Joyce Marlow 2000, Jenni Murray 2018). Their struggle was against that apparent law of nature by which men had, for the half a century associated with the gradual decline of imperial power, congregated after retirement

  Published 09:10 on 20 Aug 2025 by Stephen Fraser

• Club Cruise to Swanage Carnival 26th - 27th July 2025

  Annual Swanage Carnival Cruise 26th- 27th July 2025

  Published 13:14 on 11 Aug 2025

• Weymouth Town Regatta

  Sixteen boats took part in the 2025 Weymouth Town Regatta organised by Castle Cove Sailing Club on the 26th 27th July. On  Saturday morning we had an average lap race using the YTC handicap system which went well,  however the afternoon was less enjoyable with some rain and fickle winds. Sunday mornings pursuit race was well organised by the RO Paul Browning and his team on Viking. After one hundred minutes,

  Published 14:23 on 28 Jul 2025