Welcome to the homepage of the Seglerverein Leipzig eV, a non-profit association that can look back on over 60 years of history. The unbroken joy of sailing, which has been passed on over several generations, is what has allowed the association to grow to over 200 members. And the fact that there is still great interest in our sport is shown to us by the more than 60 children and young people who train hard and actively participate in club life. Our youth groups regularly take part in external regattas. On top of that, we organize taster courses for children and regular training for all members. The sailing club is active all year round in the current three areas. If you enjoy sailing or would like to discover it for yourself, please contact us. We always welcome new club members of all ages. Leipzig, Germany

Schwanenwerder Sailing Club. This sailing club lives only from its members. Most of them started sailing, practiced it and learned to love it here as children or young people. Former Opti children become youth coaches and city children become helmsmen and women. We believe the sailing club can be more than a place to learn a skill. We believe that the cohesion, the common rules & rituals, the time spent together on the water and on land strengthen and encourage our children. Berlin, Germany

Sailing Association of Cuxhaven. We are a community of approx. 450 sailors who fell for the bacillus or were once: Round-the-world sailors, regatta sailors with national and international experience and victories, rough water sailors, fair-weather sailors, geranium boat owners, in short the entire spectrum of white sailing. In addition, many motorboat drivers have understandably established themselves, warmly welcomed, but always a little dominated by the sailing guild. We have our own port with 230 berths, Cuxhaven, Germany

The Sailing Association Flensburg e.V. (SVF). One of the oldest sailing clubs on the Flensburg Fjord is the Segler-Vereinigung Flensburg eV It was founded on February 14, 1910 with an objective that seemed revolutionary for the time ("Wilhelmine"): "..... To find new ways and everyone on the To help those interested in sailing. " Own work, mutual assistance, renouncing exclusivity and costly representation were further demands of the founders, whose ideas have been carried down to our days and are still an essential part of club life today. Over the course of time, the SVF board members have adhered to this maxim, so that youth work, regatta and cruising sailing are still among the focus of the association's work today. Flensburg, Germany

Holzwickede, Germany

The SKU is a sailing club in the southeast of Düsseldorf. Originally from a small nucleus of just a few founding members, a sailing club on the Unterbacher See quickly grew in the first few years. Sailing, but also the camaraderie that characterizes us not only in our name, keep us together. Many friendships have developed in our club over time. Sailing is a particularly interesting and fascinating sport. You can experience it in its full breadth: sailing, that is the relaxing sailing tour, sporty regatta sailing on dinghies, cruising on foreign coasts to blue water sailing on the world's oceans. Unlike many sports, this sport can be practiced at all ages. Our youngest sailors start at the age of eight. Our age champions take over 60 years of successful participation in international regattas. A colorful range of all dinghy classes is represented by our members on the Unterbacher See. FD and O dinghies, Europes, pirates, 420s, 470s, VB and Lis dinghies, monarchs and of course the optimist dinghies for our youngest. Düsseldorf, Germany

Go sailing and experience the end of the day anew - a club community is a second home for the whole family. The Spandauer Yacht Club is home to over 300 sailing enthusiasts who couldn't be more different. We sail small dinghies or seagoing cruising yachts. We are young career changers and experienced "salt humps". From the Scharfen Lanke we set off for regattas on the Havel and Wannsee. Others embarked on long journeys and great adventures, across the Baltic Sea to Iceland or South America. The Spandauer Yacht Club is located on the west bank of the Scharfen Lanke, a quiet and sheltered bay in Berlin's Unterhavel. We have three piers with more than 100 berths. Berlin-Spandau, Germany

Werne, Germany

The sports club Mecklenburgisches Staatstheater e.V. Schwerin (SVTh) has a long tradition. It emerged from the Rotation Association and the BSG Mecklenburgisches Staatstheater. The association currently has around 200 members in the sailing, fishing and paddling / canoeing sections. The SVTh is a sponsor of children and youth sports. Volunteer trainers train around 20 children and young people every week. All sections hold several events and races during the year. Examples of this are the club races, family fishing, the folding boat regatta for the ROSA PADDLE, etc. Furthermore, the club offers guest berths with electricity and water connections. All members and guests have access to footbridges, toilets, showers, dryers, washing machines, barbecue areas, slip lanes and clubhouse on the club's premises. Schwerin, Germany

Welcome to the Sportverein Stahl Finow eV sailing department. The sailing department is part of the Stahl Finow eV sports club from Eberswalde / Barnim district northeast of Berlin. In addition to the sailors, we find canoeists, handball and a general sports group united under one roof. Together they form one of the largest sports clubs in the Barnim district. Schorfheide, Germany

The Studentische Seglergemeinschaft Stuttgart eV has been offering a range of offers to all those interested in water sports since 1982. Since then it has been our goal to inspire more and more people for sailing. From leisurely sailing trips to sporting competitions, on all waters around the globe. We are two independent associations in Stuttgart and Tübingen that work very closely together. The student sailing community is open to all age groups and professions. Historically, we consist of two clubs, the StSG Stuttgart and the StSG Tübingen, as there was and is a university sports group at both universities. Particular emphasis is placed on sailing training in the form of theory and practice. The association is a platform for shared sailing experiences and an exchange of experiences. Whether a trial weekend or a sailing trip to the northern Italian lakes - there are many activities on the program. Our home territory is Lake Constance near Langenargen / Gohren. The StSG Stuttgart currently has around 500 members, around 100 of whom are children and young people. The StSG Tübingen has around 250 members, including around 50 children and young people. Stuttgart, Germany

The Stuttgarter Segel-Club eV, abbreviated to St.SC, is an association of sailing enthusiasts in the greater Stuttgart area that has existed since 1950. We currently have around 370 members. They are led by a 10-member board that works exclusively on a voluntary basis. Our spacious and well-kept club complex is located on Max-Eyth-See in Stuttgart-Mühlhausen. We offer our members berths in the water and on dry land as well as trailer parking spaces. Our focus is on youth training, regatta and performance sailing, cruising sailing and sailing license training. Stuttgart, Germany

Kiel, Germany

The Surf and Sailing Club Pulheim eV - founded in 1981 - is located in the future local recreation area of ​​Stöckheimer Hof. The area of ​​water that can be sailed is currently around 25 hectares and the gravel work is still ongoing. The expansion of the lake to over 40 hectares should be completed in the next few years. The club's own sailing boats and surfboards are available to members free of charge on weekends and public holidays from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. During this time, a maritime supervisor is required who can provide assistance. The sea supervision is a prerequisite for sailing and surfing on Lake Pulheim and is carried out by experienced members. Surfing and sailing courses are offered regularly, where children, young people and adults can learn to surf and sail. A sociable togetherness rounds off the fun at our club. Pulheim, Germany

We look forward to welcoming you to the Tegeler Segel-Club website! Our association was founded in 1901. This makes us the oldest sailing club in the north of Berlin and celebrated our 100th anniversary in 2001. With 170 members and a share of 35% young people and juniors, we are a young-at-heart and modern club. In addition to training in sailing and cultivating maritime traditions, one of our main goals is to promote youth work. TSCers sail on regattas at home and abroad and we organize races for various boat classes every year. But surfing and cruising are just as much a part of our association as various other events. Berlin, Germany

Welcome to the Touring Sailing Association. We are a sailing club on Lake Tegel in the north of Berlin. As the name suggests, one focus of our association is on touring sailing , but also on regatta sailing and our youth department, of which we are mightily proud. The TSV looks back on over a hundred years of sailing and club history . The association was founded in 1914, and in 1920 the touring sailing association joined the Berliner Wettsegel-Verband, which was renamed the Free Sailing Association in 1924. Berlin, Germany

Kiel, Germany

The VBS represents the interests of Brandenburg sailors and water sports enthusiasts. The main task is the continuous development and promotion of sailing and water sports in harmony with nature and the environment in the state of Brandenburg. Our member associations are the focus of our work. The VBS is an association of clubs. Through organized sailing, we promote health, team spirit, creativity and the social and societal behavior of all population groups. We see ourselves as a partner to our member associations. Our services We constantly analyze our processes, identify potential for improvement and review the measures to be derived from them. Potsdam, Germany

The Mole Stickenhörn association is a water sports boat association for sailing and motorboat enthusiasts in Kiel Friedrichsort. As one of the shareholders' associations of Sporthafen Kiel GmbH , we have our berths and main activities at pier 3 of the Stickenhörn sports boat harbor. Founded in 1979 from an interest group for the preservation of the pier (see history ), an association with over 260 members has developed to this day. In addition to our club events such as Wednesday regatta and Molenfest, we give children and young people the opportunity to actively experience and experience water sports in cooperation with SV Friedrichsort. Kiel, Germany

Founded in Berlin Schmöckwitz in 1888, we can look back on an eventful but all the more interesting history that led us from Berlin-Schmöckwitz to Berlin Heiligensee. We have been using the former site of the old Heiligenseer gas works together with our neighboring wooden boat yard since 1959. In addition to the club races, we are, together with the Tegeler Segel Club and the Segel Club Spandau, the organizer of the Suitcase Cup, the popular regatta for cruise ships, which drives up to 50 cruising teams on the waters of Lake Tegel and the Oberhavel every year on May 1st. Cruising sailing is the great passion of our members. The VSS ships regularly travel the entire area of ​​the Baltic Sea and parts of the North Sea. In addition to our sailing activities, our 50 members ensure that the sociable club life is not neglected. For our youngest, there are club's own optimists and teenagers for training to become a youngster sailing license. Berlin, Germany

Berlin, Germany

The Seglerhaus am Wannsee association was founded in 1867, making it the second oldest sailing association in Germany. It is a non-profit association and the standard colors are in keeping with the tradition of the time - black / white / red. Ordinary, extraordinary and external members, juniors and members of the youth department add up to the impressive number of currently almost 1,000 members. The club house was built in 1910 and is a listed building. The site has its own boatyard and a large jetty that provides berths for around 250 boats. The club area offers additional land berths for dinghies and keel boats. The sailing area stretches from Spandau over the Unterhavel to Krampnitz: this means that a distance of approx. 25 km can be sailed without having to lay a mast. In terms of scenic beauty, there is hardly anything like it in Germany; This is where the "Prussian cultural landscape" lies with the 3 landscape parks belonging to the world cultural heritage: Glienicker Park with Pfaueninsel, New Garden with Cecilienhof Palace and Babelsberger Park. The hygienic condition of the water has been impeccable for decades and is of bathing quality. Berlin, Germany

The Club Water Vegesack eV (VWV) is a traditional sailing club in Bremen-Vegesack. Bremen, Germany

Berlin, Germany

The Warnemünder Segel-Club eV was founded in 1925 and is one of the oldest sailing clubs in Rostock. He played a key role in shaping the history of German sailing. Today the WSC presents itself with over 200 members - including almost 50 children and young people - as one of the small clubs in Germany, which, however, has organized one of the largest German sailing weeks every year and has thus positioned itself in the best possible way internationally. Warnemünde, Germany

The Niddatalsperre - our "Schottener Meer" - is located about 50 km north of Frankfurt in the middle of the beautiful Vogelsberg. Here our sailors have enough berths on our jetty - also for guests with prior registration - as well as land berths and trailer spaces. Our anglers have their fishing area in a very idyllic location in the middle of the forest by the Läunbach ponds. Club life is varied: we sail, we fish, we are sporty, we like to be relaxed, we encourage our youth, are active regatta sailors and regularly offer courses for boat driving licenses. Schotten, Germany

The water sports Ornbau (WSO) was founded in 1980 - before the existence of the Altmühlsee - which has now become our “maritime” home. Our association now has around 150 members and is one of the most active associations in the Franconian Lake District. He sees his special task in promoting nature-friendly wide sailing, promoting young talent, sporty regatta sailing and sociable club life. In addition to sailing with the club's own boats, we also offer our members the opportunity to surf and stand-up paddling. In addition to regatta sailing, cruising sailing is not neglected either. Trips on the IJsselmeer, in the Adriatic Sea, in Norway's fjords and on the French Atlantic coast are also popular, as are the various inland areas in Germany and Europe. Ornbau, Altmühlsee, Germany

Watersport Association Güstrow. The water sports club Güstrow 1928 was founded on March 17th, 1928. The association is committed to supporting the interests of the sailors. The boathouse residents who are committed to sailing should also be supported. Across from the club's premises, the club's members built the "Klubhaus am Inselsee". The clubhouse area was urban land. Now Opti, Laser and Pirate are being sailed. In addition, Finn, Hobie Cat and "Dickschiffe" are sailed privately. Güstrow, Germany

The Seligenstadt Water Sports Club (WSS) is an active sailing club that has its home at the Karlstein Marina, on the Bavarian side of the Lower Main. We are home to touring sailors, regatta sailors and have a youth group that has grown steadily in recent years. In addition to the purely social aspects, the cohesion and exchange between the members is also important to us. The association operates a port with 44 berths and a 3t crane in the former Großwelzheim lock. In addition, the club has a fenced-in dinghy meadow and runs the club restaurant in the former sluice farm in summer. The club has 25 of its own boats, trains, organizes local and national regattas and is a member of various clubs and associations such as the DSV and the HSEV. Seligenstadt, Germany

Welcome to the water sports community Altmühl-Brombachsee eV, the family-friendly sailing club on the Great Brombachsee in Franconia. The WAB, water sports community Altmühl-Brombachsee eV, was founded on March 6th, 1976, well before the official handover of the Franconian Lake District for use. The aim was to promote water sports in Franconia, a region for which it had not played an important role until now. The modern clubhouse owned by WAB is located on the Großer Brombachsee in Pleinfeld-Ramsberg at the sailing harbor and was inaugurated in 1999. WAB currently has 130 members - not only from the Nuremberg region, many members and guests come from all over southern Germany. Our clubhouse is located directly on the Großer Brombachsee in the Franconian Lake District in Bavaria. Pleinfeld, Germany

Enderndorf, Germany

The Rumeln-Kaldenhausen water sports community has existed for over 50 years in the west of Duisburg. Founded under the motto of recreational activities and the promotion of water sports, the association has developed into an institution with 400 members in recent years. Duisburg, Germany

Our association is located near the Wannsee lido and the island of Schwanwerder and at the same time only 8 km away from the Glienicker Bridge and the adjacent Potsdam lake area. The water sports community Wannseehafen eV (WSW) was founded in 1971 here on the Great Wannsee. Originally emerged from a loose community of motor and sailing boats, the association had to master a few turbulent years before it was contractually regulated to stay on the same property as the German Youth Hostel (DJH) and the FU Berlin. Initially with strict requirements from the State of Berlin and a few members, the WSW has now developed into a sailing club with more than 130 members. Here, sailors of all ages enjoy the common sailing life on and on the water. Berlin, Germany

Water sports club Bergstrasse eV. The cruising and hiking sailing is in the water sports club Bergstraße e. V. a focus of our activities that we carry out every season. The touring sailors take their dinghies several times a year to other sailing areas. Particularly noteworthy are the neighboring areas, such as B. the Old Rhine in Otterstadt. But also the Edersee, the Brombachsee, the Dutch Friesland or the Müritz are controlled. The deep-sea sailors have also found their home in the WSVB-L. Our trips take us regularly to the Baltic Sea, but also to the Mediterranean, the English Channel or the Atlantic. With our youth work, we want to enable children and young people to experience sporting challenges, nature experiences and success in competitions. Our Motorboat areas are the Rhine, Neckar, Moselle, Lahn, the Baltic Sea and French canals. Heppenheim, Germany

We are the water sports club Blumenthal e.V. in the north of Bremen. Our Rönnebeck harbour is located on the Lower Weser has a finger-cutting system and we offer 3 different berth sizes, With us you will find from the dinghy to the keel yacht up to a maximum of 9.50 x 3.20 m a place. Are you interested in a sailing course, adult sailing, trial sailing, youth group, mooring or directly a membership in our association? Bremen, Germany

Chiemsee, Germany

The main focus of the sailing department is sailing training, sailing for children and young people, regatta sailing, regatta orientation and just having fun sailing. Learn to sail in Heidelberg: Sailing course for the sport boat license (SBF) inland and sea as well as SKS theory. The focus of the canoe department is on white water, hiking paddling and canoe polo. This includes various courses, club trips and lots of socializing. Heidelberg, Germany

Sailing and surfing in southern Hesse - who would have thought... 50 years ago there were a handful of sailing enthusiasts who wanted to make the impossible possible and founded the WSV at Langener Waldsee. Today we are a modern sailing and surfing club in the heart of the Rhine-Main area, equipped with a spacious club facility that does justice to both popular sport and ambitious regatta events with spectacular fields of participants in the inland. From the solid wood H-dinghy from the 1920s to the latest high-tech 14-footer, we have (almost) everything at the start. We can wind glide as well as speed surf. Hesse, Germany

We are a small registered non-profit organization. Our location is, as we believe, the most beautiful reservoir in southern Thuringia. Our divisions are: Windsurfing, dinghy sailing, catamaran sailing. It is our goal to inspire young and old for water sports in all its diversity and especially in the branches represented. We value family-friendly club work. In the season, which starts in May and ends in October, our aim is windsurfing, dinghy sailing and catamaran sailing. Once a year the association organizes the Thuringian state championships in windsurfing, but also a beach volleyball tournament for leisure teams and of course a children's sports and Neptune festival. Meiningen, Germany

We are an association of water sports enthusiasts of all ages, but particularly engaged in the water in all forms, the sport of sailing. Berlin, Germany

The 1st WSC (1st Weissenburger Segelsportclub eV) was founded on June 3rd, 1975 and is one of the traditional clubs in the Franconian Lake District. When it was founded, the large Brombachsee did not even exist. The construction of the dam for the large Brombachsee began in 1983 and lasted until 1999! At the same time as the dam was completed, our clubhouse at the sailing port in Ramsberg was also completed. Today it forms the center of our club life. We meet here every weekend in the summer months to go sailing or just to relax. Some of us also meet on Wednesday evenings for the so-called Wednesday regatta. We also organize regular club evenings and every now and then excursions and non-sailing activities. All age groups are represented in our club, from children and adolescents to young adults to sprightly pensioners! Pleinfeld, Ramsberg district, Germany

The club was founded in 1892 as the Lower Weser sailing club. It consisted of the Unterweser, Vegesack Oldenburg and Bremen departments. In 1907 the Weser Yacht Club (WYC) emerged from this. Today the club has around 200 members and operates its own port with around 90 berths. Lemwerder, Germany.

The association bears the name Weser Yacht Club Bremerhaven e. V. It has its seat in Bremerhaven and is entered in the register of associations. The club is a member of the German Sailing Association and the State Sports Association of Bremen. The purpose of the association is to promote sport. It is realized in particular through: the promotion of sailing by maintaining cruising sailing, squadron sailing and the like, and by holding races and participating in them; training and further education in sailing and motor boating as well as imparting nautical skills, especially to children and young people; the maintenance and, if necessary, modernization of the clubhouse and the club's own facilities as well as the maintenance or acquisition of club-owned yachts and other vehicles, in particular for the purposes of promoting young talent; the creation and maintenance of suitable berths for members' vehicles; the acquisition of water sports literature and further information material. Bremerhaven, Germany

The Wiesbadener Yacht-Club eV was founded in 1958 by a small group of friends with the idea of ​​practicing water sports in the community. By a lucky coincidence, the boathouse was acquired in 1964. With the takeover of the boathouse and the existing home of the club, the club experienced a brilliant boom, became a member of the Schiersteiner club community, joined the German Motor Yacht (DMYV) and the German Sailing Association (DSV) and has been the base of the cruiser department since 1964 of the DSV. In 2013, the WYC was voted water sports club of the year by the DMYV and DSV associations. A large number of children made and continue to have their first sailing experiences in the WYC in the Opti dinghy and are carefully introduced to this sport. Sailing in larger boats is then taught. Cozy evenings, but also large parties and events are traditionally held in the beautiful boathouse and in summer on the large bunk and are an integral part of the community. Wiesbaden, Germany

Wismar, Germany

Friedrichshafen, Germany

Our sport boat harbor with its idyllic club area is in a quiet location away from hectic marinas. The position is the northwestern shore of the Großenbroder inland lake. This lake has only a very narrow entrance to the Mecklenburg Bay, so the port is protected from wind and swell on all sides. Here you can relax and unwind. Moor, slip into the Yacht-Club Großenbrode eV! The Yacht-Club Großenbrode eV (YCG) is a non-profit association, founded in 1969. Its purpose is the development and promotion of water sports at sea, as well as the training of young people in all areas of seamanship. To fulfill this purpose, the association has built a port on its own land and water. Our club area is located directly on the Großenbroder inland lake. We therefore have ideal conditions to carry out our youth training in the protected area. Großenbrode, Germany

We are a yacht club on Lake Constance that is dedicated to water sports and the implementation of events for our members and other water sports. In Horn, in the municipality of Gaienhofen am Untersee, our club area with the clubhouse and the jetty offers an ideal base for sailors, motorboat drivers, water skiers and for events related to water sports. Radolfzell, Germany

Through the shared passion of sailing the YCL shapes its members in their passion as comradely committed athletes and thus as promoters of sailing. As a leading club, it sets milestones and is also a catalyst for sailing on Lake Constance. The sporty sailors are the basis and core of our association, where not only success, but also camaraderie and responsibility for one another shape our history and shape the future. The YCL is committed to the youth as the basis for the future of all of us. Not only the sporting successes but also the Olympic idea form the core of our youth development so that they too write history one day. Langenargen, Germany

Yacht Club Scharbeutz Baltic Sea. Pure cat sailing. The Yacht Club Scharbeutz Ostsee eV has existed for more than 55 years and has around 300 members. The club area on Strandallee is close to the beach behind the dune and has space for a good 120 catamarans. The clubhouse offers a fully equipped kitchen, an event room with a bar, and the office and conference room on the top floor. There are about fifty F 18 catamarans next to twenty-five Dart 18s on the club grounds. In addition, you will find A-Cats, Hobie Cats in all classes, Nacras, Prindles and some laser dinghies. At the YCSO there is an active young sailor between the ages of 6 and 21, who are introduced and encouraged by our team of trainers according to their ability to sail. Optis, O'pen Skiffs, Hobie Dragoons and 16-foot catamarans are available for training. Scharbeutz, Germany