Hawk 20 'Dilly'
She provides comfort, stability and the chance to experience the feel of a 'big' boat while providing the thrills of a dinghy.
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Roamer ‘Cara’
A sturdy yet safe boat she is appreciated
by novices and old hands alike, particularly when the wind gets up. |
picture of Cara to follow
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Access 303s and 203s
Including Liberty and Sport versions of the 303. These are designed for people with disabilities. They are easy to sail, even with limited
mobility and great fun too. If you can move an arm, you can sail one of these. With a fleet of eight boats we encourage
these dinghies to race, providing improved learning, fun and a chance to show off your newly acquired skills.
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Access
303's enjoying some close light wind racing
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Two Wayfarers
These are great dinghies for
consolidating your sailing skills! Most dinghy sailors have
experience of these and perhaps you will too. |
One of our Wayfarers
rigged up and ready to sail
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GOS 16
16 feet, slim and offering a step up in
sailing experience from the Access's. Sail solo or with a crew
to experience performance sailing in a safe boat utilising the
lastest technology. |
The GOS
16 paying a visit to Tower Bridge on one of our river trips |
PIONER
two of these power boats provide safety boat cover for our activities.
They have ramps at the bow which allow for wheelchair access and retrieving anyone who finds themselves in the water following a capsize. |
Pioner power boat on the river Showing the flag to Londoners along the Embankment |
