Deptford Creek may not look much, but there's sailing history here. In 1577 a farmer's son from Devon set sail to circumnavigate the globe for only the second time ever (and the first time by an Englishman). On his return in 1580 Queen Elisabeth I knighted him Sir Francis Drake on his boat the Golden...
GYC members welcome new and applying members interested in sailing and rowing. Every Tuesday from 1930, enter the club via the pedestrian entrance next to the main gate at the end of Peartree Way. Ring the bell if closed.
Day: Sunday Briefing: 8:15 Start: 9:45 Tides: HW | 10:51 Course: Club House
The picture is a close up of the Emerald Isle from Norman’s yacht a “Frances 26” The social team are delighted to have GYC Members Norman and Christine talk about their incredible adventure circumnavigating Ireland - A Voyage Through History, Wilderness & Sea Join us for an inspiring talk charting a full 360° journey around...
GYC members welcome new and applying members interested in sailing and rowing. Every Tuesday from 1930, enter the club via the pedestrian entrance next to the main gate at the end of Peartree Way. Ring the bell if closed.
Shortening our previously advertised HMS Belfast trip to a quicker trip to Three Mills... instead of hard graft and Tower Bridge chop, a gentle row to the Three Mills coffee shop. Safety Briefing: 13:15 Ropes Off: 13:45 Return by: 16:40 High Water: 15:13 Sunset: 18:14
Day: Sunday Briefing: 13:15 Start:14:45 Tides: HW | 15:51 Course: Club House
Channelsea River splits off from Bow Creek at Three Mills, and runs past the Original Big Brother house Safety Briefing: 14:25 Ropes Off: 14:55 Finish: 17:30 High Water: 15:51 Sunset: 18:15
GYC Social Team are delighted to welcome back our former GYC member Mr Rodney Lord to talk about his incredible book “Harbours and Heroes” Synopsis of book: Harbours and Heroes is the story of a love affair with sailing which gradually developed into a vivid exploration of the history of Europe through its coastlines. From...
GYC members welcome new and applying members interested in sailing and rowing. Every Tuesday from 1930, enter the club via the pedestrian entrance next to the main gate at the end of Peartree Way. Ring the bell if closed.
Greenwich Yacht Club is one of a small number of organisations invited to visit Tower Lifeboat Station on the 28th March. This is a dress rehearsal before the station is opened to the general public later this year. Who can attend? Although other fundraising for the RNLI takes place at GYC, this invitation is specifically in...
Day: Sunday Briefing: 09:15 Start:10:45 Tides: HW | 11:41 Course: Club House
