The Cowes Corinthian Yacht Club was established in 1952 by the late 'Tiny' Mitchell as a club for local yachtsmen. It has evolved largely through the voluntary labours of it's members to become a popular venue for both racing and cruising yachtsmen. It is the only club in Cowes that can provide marina berths and shoreside boat storage facilities to it's members.

The club is situated on the west bank of the River Medina, approximately half a mile south of the harbour entrance. The approach to the club by sea is made by turning to starboard on passing the southernmost pontoon of West Cowes Marina, when the club pontoons will be seen directly ahead.

The Clubhouse is open from 0800 daily for use of toilet and shower facilities and the bar is open every evening and lunchtimes at weekends and Bank holidays. All the main facilities can be found nearby including: fuel and gas from Lallows yard next door, and within easy walking distance, rigging lofts, sailmakers, chandlers, marine engineers, electronic engineers, boat builders, restaurants, launderette and supermarket.

STOP PRESS

FF15’s have perfect weather for the Uffa Fox Pennant

report here

See the latest on Club Redevelopment here

Cruising Programme 2009 now available here

Other Items of Interest

Club Redevelopment

If you have any comments, ideas or questions about the proposed redevelopment please email the office at ccyc.redevelopment@onwight.net

'Cowes Corinthian Yacht Club,

55 Years of History'

is still available,

click here for details

The 'Five Nations' Adventure

In 2007, CCYC member Rod Jones and 

daughter Alex embarked in their yacht Franzi on a Five Nations Cruise, taking in England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Eire and Wales.   Download the story of their voyage below --- 

Acrobat: click here

Other Links of interest

         1.  Online database of stolen boats and

               marine equipment.

         2.  Hampshire Constabulary's maritime

              counter terrorism and marine crime

              initiative    -   click here

Hon Admiral

Commodore

Committee Members

Tony Bedingfield

Bob Daish

Andrew Millband