JOG is a yacht club with a difference and steeped in history. Established in 1950 to enable smaller yachts to compete offshore, it organises highly competitive races for IRC rated yachts. JOG runs a full programme every season grouped into an inshore and offshore series. Competitors expect to enjoy a high standard of racing using […]

The Warsash Spring series kicks off the racing season in the Solent, with racing from late March to the end of April. With racing typically starting at 10:30, the race committee aims for two races a day. On the championship weekend, there will be up to 4 races on Saturday.

Hosted by Saint Barths Yacht Club the La Coupe de Saint Barths is a sponsor-free events where the goals are sailing, community engagement and enjoying the beautiful island of St Barths. The Yacht Club is a community sailing club that introduces all the island's public school students to sailing and other watersports.

The RORC Easter Challenge is designed to kick-start any teams racing season. Held over the Easter Weekend for over 20 years, the Royal Ocean Racing Club training regatta offers a fantastic opportunity for world class coaching which is complimentary for all entrants.

Originally created as a regatta for Maxis, and formerly known as the Maxi Race Week, today PalmaVela is a key sailing event, not only in Spain, but also throughout the Mediterranean. The event is of great interest to the different monotype fleets, and quite possibly the most eagerly anticipated regatta for many ORC certified boat owners, not to mention the big boat fleets. This is a great opportunity to enjoy sailing in the idyllic Balearic Islands and we have a number of racing charter options available!

During the last week of April each year, over 100 yachts gather in English and Falmouth Harbour to participate in Antigua Sailing Week, one of the Caribbean's most prestigious regattas. The event attracts all types of yachts from serious racing boats including state-of-the-art, high-tech racing machines to a variety of performance cruiser and cruising boats and even features a Club Class for less serious racers who want to be part of the on-the-water action. For five days crews are challenged with a variety of coastal race courses encouraging tacking duels around the buoys – all in the picture-perfect setting of the deep blue Caribbean Sea off Antigua’s south coast with the ever-present trade winds. The idyllic racing is matched by a full onshore schedule including daily prize-giving at Antigua Yacht Club, a midweek lay day at Pigeon Point beach, where you can enjoy hot barbecues, cold beers and fun games throughout the day and culminating in Dockyard Day and the final awards presentation in Nelson's Dockyard.

Join the first offshore race of the domestic season is a cross-Channel dash to Le Havre. Depending on the weather conditions, the race may include various marks along the way.

The ORC Mediterranean Championship, part of Tre Golfi Week, will take place in Piano di Sorrento from the Friday to the Sunday. The windward/leeward races in the waters between Capri and Sorrento will be a selection to the Italian National Championship.

Based in the Mediterranean the Tre Golfi (previously Rolex Capri) Sailing Week will see Sorrento and its stunning coastline host the traditional regattas of international sailing to the Gulf of Naples. The Regata dei Tre Golfi will set off on its classic route, leaving the islands of Procida, Ventotene and Ponza to port before returning to round the Li Galli rocks off Positano, and cross the finish line off Capri. The course covers around 150 miles in the three gulfs of Naples, Gaeta and Salerno. This will be followed by four intense days of coastal and windward-leeward racing on the same regatta course used in previous years, stretching between Punta della Campanella, the Faraglioni of Capri and Procida, the island nominated Italian capital of culture for 2022. With unmissable racing and social events, organised by four of the most important Italian sailing clubs, our whole boat charter options offer the opportunity to compete in a truly international regatta in a venue of extraordinary beauty.

The Summer Series consists of four open racing events held over the summer months. They encapsulate everything the Royal Southern is about, with great racing on the water and great fun on the shore. The dates for the 2025 regattas are: May Regatta: 16th - 18th May June Regatta: 20th -22nd June July Regatta: 12th - 13th July September Regatta: 19th - 21st September