Welcome to Hardway Sailing Club
Founded in June of 1945, Hardway Sailing Club is situated in Portsmouth harbour and provides excellent facilities to local and visiting sailors.Visitors are welcomed at the club and berthing alongside the pontoon is available for up to 21 days.
The Club has good shoreside facilities with 500 metres of landing pontoons making the club accessible at virtually all states of tide possible. Fin keel boats are safe to dry out alongside by sinking into soft mud. There are water taps on pontoons, eight scrubbing grids, two high pressure jet wash systems, two derricks, storage for tenders, cruiser launching trolleys, electric winch and mast and gear stowage. The clubhouse has a bar, galley, showers and toilets.
Cruisers
Hardway Sailing Club has a very active Cruiser racing fleet featuring several series of club races throughout the year, and we successfully compete in the Inter-Club series with other harbour clubs, having won the trophy for several consecutive years. Inter-Club races are held in the harbour and in the Solent,over short and long courses, usually with a social gathering at the venue afterwards.
We also arrange several cruising rallies at Cowes, Bembridge, Lymington, Yarmouth and Island Harbour on the Medina, and in 2020 will be heading to Bucklers Hard and Marchwood SC.
Facts To Keep In Mind
Avoid sailing in the commercial shipping channels, especially in poor visibility. Obey Rule 9 of the Collision Regulations (COLREGS) for conduct in narrow channels by keeping to the side of the channel and crossing only when this does not impede the passage of a large vessel that can safely navigate only within the narrow channel.
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Dinghies
Hardway Sailing Club’s members have been sailing and racing dinghies since its inception in 1945, when both handicap and class racing were encouraged.
We race between the months of April and October and on Boxing Day! During the week and throughout the season we race on Tuesdays from 1900 hours with both Fast & Slow handicaps.
The slipway is ideal for launching and boat recovery at near high water and the new end pontoon with ramp allows launching and recovery at all states of the tide.
Safety boats are crewed by trained volunteers.
Small Boat Channel Rules
Club News
Over the next few months, the RYA’s environmental programme, The Green Blue, will be holding a series of webinars on
This notice explains the customs requirements for private individuals who sail their pleasure craft to and from the UK. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/notice-8-sailing-your-pleasure-craft-to-and-from-the-uk
Members who need to alert the membership secretary to any changes in their personal contact details can now do so
Please see the letter below relating to anchoring in Studland Bay The two links from the letter can best be accessed
If you request a new password or have emails sent from the hardway sailing club domain “@hardwaysailingclub.co.uk” but cannot find
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Hardway Sailing Club Social Committee Invites you to the St George’s Day celebration SATURDAY 23RD APRIL 2022 DISCO 19.30 –
At Hardway Sailing Club Sunday 10th April 14:30 Tickets £2 (available from the bar)
The 2022 Summer and Annual Flat Storage form is available to download under Members/ Sailing Committee menu, hard copies available
Saturday 30th AprilPlease contact Bembridge Marina office to secure a berth. Phone : +44 1983 872 828 Email : office@bembridgeharbour.co.uk
There are the following storage locations available – contact the storage officer at mailto:storage@hardwaysailingclub.co.uk 4 x summer kayak spaces in
The Galley will be open for breakfast on Good Friday, Easter Saturday and Sunday. Closed on Easter Monday
Please see the attached details for the Jubilee Celebrations on the dates below: THURSDAY 2ND JUNE 2022 JUBILEE QUIZ KICK
See the link below to view the return of Spunyarn in 2022 – many thanks to George Rashbrook who created
VOICE & GUITARFRENCH & INTERNATIONALMUSIC Saturday 28th May 2022 at 6PM
