open sailing events/regattas

   Been looking for annual sailing event/regatta I could trailer my dinghy to and base the family holiday round.
I've found:Abersoch Dinghy Week
Bass Week
North West Norfolk Week

Are there any others I should consider? Any weekend or one day opens to also look out for?

Which would be best for a novice sailor in a Phantom or Solution Dinghy (I know Abersoch is on the Phantom calendar)

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wolfram Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Newbie Joined: 30 Jul 21 Online Status: Offline Posts: 23	Post Options Post Reply Quote wolfram Report Post Quote Reply Topic: open sailing events/regattas Posted: 15 Jan 22 at 1:41pm
	Been looking for annual sailing event/regatta I could trailer my dinghy to and base the family holiday round. I've found: Abersoch Dinghy Week Bass Week North West Norfolk Week Are there any others I should consider? Any weekend or one day opens to also look out for? Which would be best for a novice sailor in a Phantom or Solution Dinghy (I know Abersoch is on the Phantom calendar)
	Wolfram

Grumpycat Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Far too distracted from work Joined: 29 Sep 20 Online Status: Offline Posts: 497	Post Options Post Reply Quote Grumpycat Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 15 Jan 22 at 3:19pm
	Oulton broad week , they sail loads of races each day so you pick an choose which ones to do to suit what you’re doing with the family . Or . As you mentioned,North Norfolk week, advantage of this is they tend to sail very early in the mornings to catch the tide so you have the rest of the day with the family ,disadvantage is you have to take your boat to a different location every day . My choice would be Oulton Broad week. Edited by Grumpycat - 15 Jan 22 at 3:24pm

Old bloke Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Posting king Joined: 03 Nov 17 Online Status: Offline Posts: 121	Post Options Post Reply Quote Old bloke Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 15 Jan 22 at 4:57pm
	Either of the Salcombe weeks. Yacht club regatta is sl more serious racing, Town week is more relaxed. Either way 1 longish race a day and the rest of the time for the family holiday. Salcombe Town Regatta has lots of fun runs, crab catching, sandcastle building etc etc.

sawman Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Far too distracted from work Joined: 04 May 11 Online Status: Offline Posts: 205	Post Options Post Reply Quote sawman Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 15 Jan 22 at 7:38pm
	Bass Week is Ace!

wolfram Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Newbie Joined: 30 Jul 21 Online Status: Offline Posts: 23	Post Options Post Reply Quote wolfram Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 16 Jan 22 at 11:08am
	Thanks for suggestions!
	Wolfram

The Q Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Posting king Joined: 07 Feb 22 Location: Norfolk Broads Online Status: Offline Posts: 116	Post Options Post Reply Quote The Q Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 07 Feb 22 at 1:30pm
	3 Rivers Race 28-29 May 2022 , up to 150 boats 14ft to 40ft, 50 miles to race on the Norfolk Broads, in a 24 hour period, three Bridges to lower your mast for.. you choose which route passing 4 marks on the route and return to the clubhouse. The record is about 8 hours, the worst is only 13 boats finished.. A test of skill and endurance against tide and wind.. Entries here.. 3rr.uk videos of the race. https://youtu.be/WOpGhAqFBqg https://youtu.be/-9V6FeW9ydU Horning Regatta week, very family orientated, (Norfolk Broads) 5 days Monday to Friday, 1st to 5th August 2022, four to six 1 hour races each day for dinghies, depending on what you qualify for. No need to pre enter before the week enter on the day. https://youtu.be/GGCZ_AeyB3M For futher information on the above please contact me.. Edited by The Q - 07 Feb 22 at 1:39pm
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NicolaJayne Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Posting king Joined: 01 Mar 19 Online Status: Offline Posts: 109	Post Options Post Reply Quote NicolaJayne Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 07 Feb 22 at 3:49pm
	NW Norfolk is good fun but it;s a lot of rigging and de-rigging especialy as the 2022 week seems to have split the Snett weekend with one day at either end of the week - back i nthe day (mid 90s) the opener used to be off the beach at Hunstanton and Snett was the end and the whole second Weekend - there are also so omther venues missing - i have recollection of it being 8 or 9 days of sailing

The Q Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Posting king Joined: 07 Feb 22 Location: Norfolk Broads Online Status: Offline Posts: 116	Post Options Post Reply Quote The Q Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 08 Feb 22 at 10:17am
	At one time you could sail everyday the whole of the School holidays just going from regatta to regatta in Norfolk and Suffolk. click on The Norfolk and Suffolk Boating Association (thegreenbook.org.uk) and there is some information, but the summer programme doesn't seem to have been filled in yet..
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The Q Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Posting king Joined: 07 Feb 22 Location: Norfolk Broads Online Status: Offline Posts: 116	Post Options Post Reply Quote The Q Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 16 May 22 at 10:22am
	If you are going to or interested in the 3 Rivers Race. 12 days to go and the long range forecast is in, Easterly 10mph for the whole race, with a maximum temperature of 13C. Not that good on either count, an easterly is over the houses on the left of the first straight and you'd need to tack occasionally.. Very little tide for the start though. I could see 100+ boats tacking in the first half mile of river if the forecast doesn't change..
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KazRob Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Far too distracted from work Joined: 22 Oct 16 Location: Scotland Online Status: Offline Posts: 245	Post Options Post Reply Quote KazRob Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 16 May 22 at 11:53am
	Tummel Week (near Pitlochry) at the end of July is fabulous if you want a really chilled out week and especially if you have young kids. https://www.facebook.com/LochTummelSailingClub/
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