Ramsey Harbour

A warm welcome to our club.

We are situated in Ramsey Bay in the north of the Isle of Man and provide facilities for both offshore and dinghy sailors at our recently modernised clubhouse.  For more information about local holidays and events follow this link – visitiom.

In addition to an active cruising fleet operating from Ramsey Harbour we have several dinghy fleets and an active RYA Approved training section.

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Latest News

Write up by Jerry Colman

What a fantastic day at the MS&CC Easter Regatta! It’s traditionally scheduled for Easter Saturday (April 4th this year) and also traditionally delayed due to weather as occurred this year due to the appearance of Storm Dave. The postponed event took place on Sunday 19th April in gorgeous sunshine and a light to moderate (but shifty) North Westerly breeze so with Ramsey Bay looking at its best. The Regatta consisted of three races held in succession with no discards so every position counted and any slip-ups could be costly.

19 teams took part in the event with a strong squad from the Isle of Man Yacht Club presenting a powerful challenge. Your correspondent duly entered the Finn dinghy but was disappointed to find that the mice in the garage had been living in his best sail and seemed to have found the reinforced mylar to their taste so I had to swap it for an old one thereby obtaining an early excuse for a rather lacklustre performance. Click her for the full report- IOM Copiers Easter Regatta.

Unfortunately our original Easter Regatta date clashed with Storm ‘Dave’ so we’ve had to postpone the event, our new date is now Sunday 19 April.

This is a One Day Event with three races to be held “back to back”, with racing starting at 11.00 and expected to be fully completed at 14:30 – IOM Copiers Easter Regatta 2026-Sailing Instructions.

We hope to see as many competitors as possible in Ramsey Bay on Sunday 19 April to open our season with the IOM Copiers ‘Easter’ Regatta.

There will be a Prize Presentation directly afterwards which will be followed by a complimentary Regatta Tea for all competitors, race officials, family, friends and social members.

As this event is part of the ‘Traveller Series’ it’s hoped that this Regatta will be fully supported. Competitors of all ages and capabilities are welcome! Please contact Ralph Kee, Dinghy Captain on 490704 or helen.j.kee@gmail.com for further details or check out our Facebook page.

Please join us at the MS&CC Clubhouse on Saturday 11 April for a talk by our Vice Commodore James Penn. An evening that conjures up all sorts of possibilities from sea monsters to shipwrecks and daring do’s!! Please book your place at this link.

Write up by Jerry Colman

Tom Watterson (RS Aero 7) sailed just well enough to take the March Series on Sunday from Dave Batchelor (Supernova). Both finished on 11 points after discards but Watterson had 3 first places against Batchelor’s 1 so countback gave it to Tom. Next down the leader board came Ralph Kee (Laser standard), Joe and Eric Whitelegg (Enterprise) and Jimmy Cope (Tera PR) with a win each, showing quite a spread amongst the fleet’s top performers by age, boat type and in the wide variety of conditions we endured.  Click here for the full report – Watling Streetworks Winter Series – 22 March 2026

Write up by Jerry Colman

Back from the RYA Boat Show in Farnborough, your correspondent was looking forward to a pleasant sail around Injebreck to refresh his love of the sport but after launching came a warning that conditions on the lake were a bit much for the seniors with the big rigs. He discreetly retired together with junior Jake Walker (RS Tera) while Dad James (Streaker) and 6 others decided to tough it out despite the gusts and the fairly frequent capsizes that Jake and I observed from the bank.

It was mostly time spent righting capsized boats that controlled the results so we now have within the fleet some well-practiced capsize recovery experts as well as more useful experience of taking full advantage of the gusts by maintaining a strong grip on the tiller, leaning out in the appropriate direction and trimming the boat with the bow up to encourage planing. Full report – Watling Streetworks Winter Series – 1 March 2026

Bourne Plaice Winter Series – 23 March 2014

The latest round of the Bourne Plaice Winter Series on West Baldwin reservoir was classic Injebreck conditions.  The north-westerly wind blowing mostly down the lake with strong gusts, eddies and calms rewarding both skill, judging the wind shifts upwind and luck…  For the rest of this weeks write-up please click on this link – BournePlaiceWinterSeries-23March2014

Bourne Plaice Winter Series – 16 March 2014

It was a fresh wind from due west which greeted 9 sailors on Sunday for races 5 and 6 of the Bourne Plaice Winter Series organised by the Manx Sailing and Cruising Club of Ramsey.  Please click the following link to read the full report very kindly written by Andrew Dean – BournePlaiceWinterSeries-16March2014.

Bourne Plaice Winter Series – 9 March 2014

Firstly, the sailing conditions were as good as it gets, and secondly, the usually invincible Mike Pridham failed to win the second race!  But let’s set the scene for the races 3 and 4 of the March Bourne Plaice Winter Series.  Click on the following link for the full write-up which was very kindly done…

Bourne Plaice Winter Series – 2 March 2014

Miserable weather on Sunday greeted fourteen sailors to Injebreck for the first two races of the March Bourne Plaice Winter Series.  Before launching there was drizzly rain, then the wind picked up from the south with mist. Please click on the following link for the full write-up which this week is courtesy of Andrew Dean…

2014 Dinghy and Cruising Programmes

Please go the Dinghy and Cruising headings and click on ‘Events’ for full details of our 2014 sailing programmes.

Bourne Plaice Winter Series – 16 February 2014

Following the cancellation of the Bourne Plaice Winter Series last Sunday morning racing took place this week in almost perfect conditions, bright sunshine and an excellent westerly sailing breeze that no-one dared to believe! Click on the following link for the full write-up – BournePlaiceWinterSeries-16February2014.

Bourne Plaice Winter Series – 2 February 2014

Dinghy racing finally took place on West Baldwin Reservoir on Sunday for the Bourne Plaice Winter Series following on from two cancellations, one with no wind and the other with too much!  Full write-up can be found on this link – BournePlaiceWinterSeries-2February2014.

Bourne Plaice Winter Series – January Series

Having managed to sail on every Sunday since the beginning of November the last two weeks have proved to be a complete contrast!  We arrived at Injebreck on 19 January to find it absolutely glassy calm (see the pictures on our Facebook page, link at the bottom of the Home page), whereas Sunday 26th it…

Bourne Plaice Winter Series – 12 January 2014

It was good to see that the regulars of the Bourne Plaice Winter Series on West Baldwin reservoir are starting to ignore the shipping forecast and are just turning up, as usual in the shelter of the valley the wind was moderated to a “good hard sail”. Please click on the link for the full…

Bourne Plaice Winter Series – 5 January 2014

The first race of  the 2014 Bourne Plaice Winter Series took place on Sunday when the faithful  gathered in the hope that the weather forecast would hold, breeze in the morning, gale by lunch-time! Please follow this link for the full story – Bourne Plaice Winter Series 5 Jan 2014.