Fifty-two years of teaching people to read a gust before it arrives. Read the live board, plot a passage on the chart — and watch a boat sail it.
Sixteen years ago we bolted an anemometer to the clubhouse roof. It has not stopped talking since.
Click the water to drop waypoints, then press Sail it and watch her go.
Our club is named for the wind that closes the bay. Respecting it is lesson zero: we sail to the forecast, never to the calendar.
Entries copied, unedited, from the ledger by the bar.
“Arrived unable to tie a bowline. Left able to bring her alongside in a cross-wind, one-handed, holding coffee.”
“They cancelled the sail for the mistral and taught us weather instead. That call is exactly why I trust them with my kids.”
“Chartered the Tramontane to Corsica after my Yachtmaster. Skipper let me make every mistake in shelter first. Best money I've spent.”
First taster sail ₹2,500 — refunded if you enrol. Lifejackets, oilskins and strong opinions provided.