Royal Air Force Yacht Club

If you are visiting us for the first time, please use the menus to get to know us and what we can provide. We aim to be friendly but professional, providing a relaxed yet efficient environment to support our members yachting activities.

No RAF service is needed to apply for membership of our Club, so if you're tempted by what you see why not visit and experience the reality or call our office to arrange a guided tour.

For returning members, creating a site login and logging in to it, see left & down, will help you to make full use of all the features now on offer - including the forums. To see an overview of the new features...

A propeller belonging to a Second World War aeroplane was raised from the seabed in Calshot yesterday morning after the volunteer crew of the RNLI charity's Calshot lifeboat snagged the all-weather lifeboat on a mystery object beneath the waves. The triple-bladed propeller is believed to have been wrenched from the wing of a Sunderland flying boat which sank just off Calshot spit 50 years ago, then a hive of military activity due to RAF Calshot's base there.

RCS Appeal to members to come and help out at the club

There are some Club projects coming up in the next couple of months requiring work parties and volunteers, check the club notice board or contact Dave le Mare direct.