Classic Sailing Club is a fusion of charter company and sailing club. It is the ideal alternative to buying a classic yacht.
The advantages are many;
-no time consuming and expensive maintenance: just turn up and sail
-never be short of crew, either take a berth or form a crew with other members
-sail a variety of boats click here
-enjoy many different cruising grounds click here
-attend classic regattas and festivals click here
-learn to sail on a classic yacht click here
-learn how to maintain the fleet and earn sailing time in return

Membership Options
It's easy to join the Club, you do not need any qualifications or experience. If you just want a day out or a weekend berth the free Bronze membership is ideal, or if you want to get more involved Silver or Gold will give you more benefits. Once you have your membership you only pay when you sail, the prices for this are shown against each option.
Choose from three types of annual membership
Bronze: included in any trip or charter worth £50 or more
Silver: £50 per annum benefits include; 10% off all charters and trips etc., boat maintenance for sailing days.
Gold: £100 per annum benefits include; 20% off all charters trips etc., and all the above plus first offer of berths on discounted trips and regattas etc. training on launch for unsupervised charters, no minimum charter fee.

Suffolk Yacht Harbour Base
Our East Coast base is the Suffolk Yacht Harbour at Levington on the Orwell. It's not far from Harwich Harbour from where you can sail north to explore the Deben, Ore and Alde, or go south to the Blackwater, Crouch, Thames and the Medway.
If you don't want to leave the river you can take the Orwell up to Ipswich or Pin Mill or the Stour to Wrabness and Mistley.
Click here to get directions to the Marina as you enter the marina turn right and drive to the end of the second set of buildings to find our base.
There is plenty of free parking, modern toilet and shower blocks plus a friendly club house providing good food.

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