Royal Air Force Yacht Club

During the regatta weekend there is a party evening on Saturday 18th. The prizegiving for the days' racing commences at 5pm. Barbeque food is available from 5 till 6:30 pm.

Following on from this event there is a party evening commencing at 7pm. with a hot buffet until 8:30 then 

Dancing to "Vintage" a live band playing rock & pop favourites from the 1960s to the 1980s.

All race participants and club members & their guests are welcome to the club evening and to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain the theme is WW2 so come in fancy dress or wear something from that era.

Have great evening

If you are visiting us for the first time, please use the menus to get to know us and what we can provide. We are a friendly yacht club providing super facilities, a great social life and a relaxed, yet professional environment to support our members yachting and boating activities. We would like to think of ourselves as Your Home on the Hamble.

Did you know that you do not need to have had any RAF service to apply for membership of our Club? These days many of our members come from civilian backgrounds although the club still retains strong links with the RAF.  All members share a common love of boats and boating which contributes to the club being such a special place. So if you're tempted by what you see here, why not visit us and see what we can offer you? Just phone or call the office to arrange a guided tour.

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Battle of Britain Regatta

The Royal Air Force Yacht Club

Saturday & Sunday 18th & 19th of September 2010

 From Chris Smith and David Coles

Free from routine, three men in a boat, consuming too much, freedom of tongue.

Friday breakfast - of bacon and coffee – clear skies, cloudy heads: victualling, servicing.

Weather predicted as 2s and 3s.  Searching boatyards for parts, boats for sale – dreaming; boats discarded and decayed – lives left behind.