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by Dan Jackson 23 May 10:38 BST 13-14 June 2026
Miracle Nationals at Tenby Day 3 © Andrew Clarke

Tenby Sailing Club is hosting its annual regatta and Osprey open meeting on June 13th and 14th 2026.

Entry is open to all dinghies for three races on the Saturday with the first start at 12:30 with racing kindly sponsored by Molson Coors brewery.

The annual race around Caldey Island on the Sunday is for yachts and dinghies with a PY of 1156 and lower. This race kicks off at approximately 11:00.

For more information and the NOR please visit www.tenbysailingclub.org.uk

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