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Keyhaven Yacht Club Open Morning on 18th April

by Keyhaven Yacht Club 2 Apr 10:47 BST 18 April 2026

Keyhaven Yacht Club is a little club with a big personality. Nestled behind Hurst Castle, our friendly sailing club enjoys the sheltered bay and calmer sea created by the historic castle.

Join us for our Open Morning on Saturday 18th April, 10am-2pm, and discover everything we offer - from dinghy racing, yacht cruising and Women on Water to Junior/Youth sailing, kayaking and confidence-building sailing groups.

We are also an RYA Training Centre, delivering courses from Powerboat and Dinghy Sailing to First Aid and VHF Radio. With a lively social calendar too, there's something for everyone. Bar and kitchen open from midday - come and say hello!

Find out more at www.keyhavenyc.co.uk

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