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This club was establishment in 1900. With races and regattas held ever since....

Club member race their yatch on Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings.
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The club holds events and regattas regulary....

Crusier racing is held here often.
Vistors are welcome to  bert her at the potoon. But ask permission first  if mooring over night. As there is only 4 moorings available for visitors....

There is plaeny of sailing and racing event to be enjoyed here durind the racing season. Yatch and dinghies are welcome.
Events takes places on Wednesday,  Thurdays and Saturdays....

The Great Sea Loughs of Strangford, Belfast and Carlingford combined with the Coast of the Ards Penninsula provide the best sailing grounds in Northern Ireland. Visiting sailors can tie up at Ireland's largest and most modern Marina at Bangor or, indeed, at any one of the Coast's numerous sheltered harbours or visitor moorings and relax watching a world championship sailing event organised by one of the many yacht clubs dotted along the Coast. If racing and regattas are not your style why not...

Uncrowded expanses of water offer a myriad of dive sites appealing to the marine biologist, wreck enthusiast, underwater photographer, the all rounder and of course, the novice. In the clear waters of Strangford, Belfast and Carlingford Loughs and the coastal depths of the Irish Sea the diver can explore undiscovered wrecks and move amongst marine life too diverse to detail. If you want to dive for a day or spend a whole week or more, specialist holidays are available to suit both individuals...

This is a recognised RTE yatch club. You can takes lesons on how to sail a yatch. Lessons begins at the age of 8 and upwards. The sailing courses are taught by RYA instructors....