Welcome to our website. You will find lots of useful information about the yacht club and sailing resources for our local waters. We are based in Beaumaris, Anglesey, North Wales.
Our 2025 Sailing Programme can now be found under Events.
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The club publishes a quarterly newsletter - Venturers Newsletters
"Yachting Monthly" News Feed -
- 150 Years of the RYA: How a Gentlemen’s Club became the World’s Sailing Powerhouseby Ben Lowings on 8th October 2025 at 5:06 am
From setting race rules for "gentlemen’s yachts" in 1875 to training over 270,000 people annually, the RYA has a remarkable 150-year historyWe’re lucky to have the Royal Yachting Association. Our national body for all forms of recreational boating, under power and …Continue reading » The post 150 Years of the RYA: How a Gentlemen’s Club became the World’s Sailing Powerhouse appeared first on Yachting Monthly.
- Stunning new images and stories witness to the changing marine environmentby Theo Stocker on 6th October 2025 at 2:52 pm
DCIM100GOPROGOPR9475.JPG£2,000 and two brand new cameras were given as prizes in the annual marine environmental journal competition, plus £1,000 given to charity£2,000 and two brand new cameras were given as prizes in the annual marine environmental journal competition, plus £1,000 given to charity The post Stunning new images and stories witness to the changing marine environment appeared first on Yachting Monthly.
"PBO" New Feed -
- I installed a yacht air conditioning system in just a few hoursby Practical Boat Owner on 22nd October 2025 at 5:31 am
Photo: José-María Molina-García-Pardo.José-María Molina-García-Pardo found a simple way to integrate a self-contained yacht air conditioning system on his Bavaria 38 sailing yacht to help face the hot Mediterranean summer.Wanting to upgrade the comfort of my 2004 Bavaria 38 with a yacht air conditioning system, I found the procedure …Continue reading »
- The simple rebuild that saved a 50-year-old BMC diesel engine for lessby Practical Boat Owner on 20th October 2025 at 5:47 am
The overhauled engine was tested at home (a temporary fuel supply and exhaust pipe have been rigged and a hose is supplying cooling water) before it was installed back in Tudor Rose. Photo: Charles Beddingfield.Charles Beddingfield's classic yacht's old BMC 1.8 diesel engine was smoking badly. Rather than shell out for a new engine, he stripped and rebuilt the old one for a fraction of the cost of a replacement. When I started Tudor Rose’s old BMC (British Motor Corporation) 1.8 diesel engine one windless summer morning, a dense pall …Continue reading »
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