Latest News from NSC.

As of the 12th March, the Scottish Government is allowing organised non-contact sport to go ahead in a bubble of no more than 15 people. We have decided to start training/racing for cadets from Saturday 27th March and Social sailing for adults from Sunday 28th March. The fixture page will give timing for sailing days etc here.

We are asking everyone to book either via a web form  HERE  or on the NSC Facebook pages after 6 pm every Thursday prior to a sailing weekend. We will then email you to confirm that you are OK to sail on the respective days. You will need to be a member of the club to book. See below on how to join.

As per last year, the clubhouse will not be open for changing or the kitchen but we will be able to allow access to toilets. Rules for social distancing and keeping the beach clear remain the same and are posted on the clubhouse door. The NSC Committee will keep matters under constant review and failure to follow the rules will mean you being asked to leave the site. Can we also ask that parents drop their child on site then leave to allow as many cadets as possible to attend.

2021 Membership

The membership form for 2021 is now available. Click on the link button below for the e-membership form. There is also a printable copy available via the button below in useful links. Membership remains at the same rate as last year. We are also retaining our payment facilities for anyone impacted financially by the pandemic.  

Happening this month.

April

Social sailing for adults and racing/training for cadets is on for Saturday and Sunday 10/11th April. The booking form is HERE.

Cadets and Adults will be on different days to allow as many to sail as possible. Check out the fixture page here for timings.

See you on the water soon

Welcome to the Newburgh Sailing Club website

Newburgh Sailing Club is situated in northern Fife on the south shores of the river Tay, just off the A913 between Perth to the West and Newport-on-Tay to the east. The Club enjoys stunning views up and down the river and across the valley over Mugdrum Island which happens to be one of the largest reed beds in Europe and home to much wildlife.

Sailing in the brackish waters at Newburgh can prove to be both exhilarating and challenging, both from difficult wind sheer created by the trees and rolling hillsides behind the club, and wind blowing down the valley, not to mention a fairly misleading tidal current. All adding to the attraction of sailing in these beautiful surroundings.

We offer sailing opportunities for all ages and backgrounds. Within the website you will find information on our training courses, regular racing and other activities. If you want to get more information then look through our site or go to our contacts page  for more information.