Welcome
Filey Sailing Club is situated to the north of Filey town nestling on the cliffs at the edge of The North Sea.Filey Bay is protected by a large natural outcrop of land called The Brigg which serves as a barrier to the heavy seas and swells from the North to almost Westerley winds.
The Club hosts regular racing for sailing dinghies of all classes. It also has a thriving social calendar for sailiors and non-sailors alike.
For novices or those with a casual interest in dinghy sailing the club is a Royal Yachting Association recognised traing centre where courses can be taken to learn the various different facets of water borne activities.
During July each year the club hosts its annual Regatta which sees up to 150 boats from all over the country competing in a series of races over two days. This is a spectacular sight for sailors an land lubbers alike and sees the town of Filey humming with excitement.
News
12th & 13th July
Annual Regatta
All classes welcome. 6 Boats constitute a fleet.
Bar on Friday & Staurday night.
Barbeque Saturday Night.
Pre-enter using the forms below or entries accepted on the day (Please bring completed form with you)
Click here for Entry Form for P course races
Click here for Entry Form for W/L course races
Link to PDF copy of poster
COME AND TRY WATERSPORTS AT FILEY SAILING CLUB
Ever fancied skimming over the water on a sunny day, using just the power of the wind? Or what about trying out your balancing skills on a windsurfer? Well why not come along to Filey Sailing club and have a go.
We will start at 10am, you will have a chat with a club member about the club and sailing, you will be given a buoyancy aid to wear. You will experience a short trip out on a sailing boat with an experienced instructor. You will be given the opportunity to have ago on different types of boats after your initial trip.
Children from 8 to 18 years are FREE, Adults £10 for the day
Click on the poster for more information.
Members - Please download the poster and display on noticeboards where possible
Ladies Race
The results secretary reports..... "Sadly the lady's race was not contested. I suspect that this was because of the rain, which could have devastated hair dos."Topper Challenge
Results for the Topper Challenge held on the 20th April...1. Oliver Vauvelle
2. James Whitehead
3. Phil Robinson
Details of the Open Event now available on the events page.
Entry forms for Regatta no available for download on the events page.
3rd May
Entry forms for Regatta no available for download on the events page.
The Kayaking event on the 3rd of May was a real success and will certainly be repeated. The weather and sea conditions gave everyone the chance to try out the various models of sit on top Kayaks. In total we had 16 Kayaks including the grant obtained tandem and 2 single person types......... Full report and pictures
14th April Beer Barrel Series won by James & Mandy Whitehead and Phil Robinson. Full results can be found here.
Members of FSC are required to
How to find us
Filey Sailing Club is nestled in the north west corner of Filey Bay, half a mile north of the town of Filey.View Larger Map
Access to the club is via the beach or through Filey Country Car Park. Vehicular access is only possible via the Country Park.
Pay and display parking is available in the Country Park. Parking is not possible at the club itself.
Further locational information can be found here.
Clubhouse Tel. 01723 512529
2008 Highlights
29th March - Fitting Out Supper
30th March - Racing Starts
3rd May - Kayak and Filey Pubs
10th May - Sail to Scarborough
24th May - Training Courses
14th June - Open Event
28th June - Come and try it Day
5th July - Norton Scouts
5th July - Birket Ulswater Event
12th July - Regatta
2nd August - Catch and Cook
2nd August - Training Course
16th August - Improver Cruise
16th August - James' Belly Pork
6th September - Sail to Scarborough
13th September - Pasta and Films
11th October - Kite Day
15th November - Annual Dinner
16th November - AGM
Learn to sail at Filey Sailing Club
Royal Yachting Association
Full details of the courses due to run this year can be found via the Training menu. All courses are taught by fully qualified instructors and the price of the course includes a full annual membership to Filey Sailing Club which in its self is worth £110. In addition to this, once qualified you have access to our fleet of club owned dinghies until you purchase your own boat.
So if you think you would like to have a go at dinghy sailing then taking one of our qualified training courses is and excellent cost effective introduction to this exhilerating and dynamic sport.
For further details check out the Training web pages or contact our leading instructor Peter Crooks.
The majority of the rich and colourful images on this website are courtesy of Roger Nunn