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Links
The links below are provided for your interest, the
club makes no recommendation as to their use or on the suitability of
any products or services supplied by listed organisations. The club, its committee,
members and related organisations accept no responsibility or liability
for the use of this page. None of the words or descriptions on this page
alter this disclaimer.
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The RYA Britain’s national body for all
forms of boating, including dinghy and yacht racing and sailing, motor
and sail cruising, RIBs and sports boats, powerboat racing, windsurfing,
inland cruising, narrowboats and personal watercraft. Administers
the internationally recognised training programme for leisure
boaters:
RYA UK National Site
Welsh Yachting Association
south region
WYA Regional Development Officer - Ben.Smith@welshsailing.org
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Yachts and Yachting website provides news and information:
Yachts & Yachting
Look out for the Corus page under Clubs/Wales
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| Look up the weather around the club at BBC Weather
or find out what the wind is doing at UK Wind Map. |
Some general water sports sites:
Watersportswales
UK Dinghy Racing.Com
The Inland Waterways Cruising School
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Dinghy Insurance:
Noble Marine
Newton Crumb
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Class Associations of dinghies sailed at the
club regularly or who attend open events:
Classic and Vintage Racing Dinghy
Association
International Canoe
International Optimist
Class Association (UK)
International Topper Class
Association (Great Britain)
National Solo Dinghy Association
RS Class Association
Severside Enterprise
Association
The National 12 Association
UK
Cherub Association
UK Fireball Association
UK Laser Association
UK Mirror Sailing
Association
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Associated Organisations:
Corus Sports and
Social Club
Neath & District
Sea Cadets
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Chandlery:
Channel Marine
Swansea Marina (Topper Agents)
Rat Rigs Watersports 170-172,
Whitchurch Rd, Cardiff, South Glamorgan CF14 3NA Tel: 029 2062
1309
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Some fun sites:
Youtube clips
Racing Rules Quiz
Flying
Dinghy! (this is not permitted on the pond!)
Bass straight Laser
Sailing
We
thought we had a problem with Green Algae ???
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