Sailing club at the Pöhl dam (in the German Sailing Association). With the construction of the Pöhl dam from 1960 (with a water surface of approx. 7 km in length and 3 km at its widest point), an ideal area for sailing sports was created for Plauen and the surrounding area, so to speak, on the doorstep. Zwickau, Germany

Happurg, Germany

Hochheim, Germany

Offering racing and boat classes for adults and youth. If you are between 7 and 12 years old, love the water and can swim (seahorses), then come to us and learn to sail in the Optimist. Hungen, Germany

Sailing club Kempten Niedersonthofener See eV. Offering a variety of boat classes and Youth training. Kempten, Germany

As a registered sailing club, we are active in various sports associations and specifically represent sailing. Neue Mühle, Germany

Hello and welcome to SCLL! Our sailing club, with its spacious grounds including a clubhouse, winter storage, jetty, and dinghy yard, is located on the southwestern shore of Lake Ammersee in St. Alban. We not only prioritize competitive sailing for all ages, but also foster a strong sense of community. The club offers racing and a youth department. Landsberg, Germany

Lembruch, Germany

Our idyllic club area is located on the Schäfersee north of the Lingenfeld Old Rhine in the middle of the nature reserve with access to the Rhine. Böhl-Iggelheim, Germany

Mainspitze Sailing Club. The SCMsp was founded by 11 sailors on September 11, 1963 and entered in the register of associations at the Groß Gerau district court on September 2, 1964. At that time, the founders wanted not only to indulge in hiking sailing in their own area, but also to measure the sailing experience they had gained in the meantime on regattas of the surrounding clubs with others. However, this was only possible if you were a member of a DSV club yourself. In the meantime, the SCMsp has developed into a club with a considerable number of cruising and regatta sailors who can be found on the North and Baltic Seas, the IJsselmeer and the Mediterranean Sea, and on national and international regattas. The club now has a large number of its own boats and offers the opportunity to learn to sail, to expand knowledge in courses with appropriate exams, to exchange experiences or to compete with others in fair regattas. The SCMsp pays special attention to youth work, where once a month children and young people are taught sailing in theory and practice. Gustavsburg, Germany

The sailing club Marl e. V. (SCM) is a family sailing club in which sailing on the reservoir (and elsewhere), working together on the boats and socializing in the club are in the foreground. Our home area is the Haltern Reservoir with an area of ​​approx. 3 hectares. Unlike on very large, open lakes, there are changing winds there, which never make sailing boring. The big advantage of our association is that you don't need your own boat. The club has its own boats which every member can freely use after a briefing and exercises. Marl, Germany

The sailing club Neuburg / Donau was founded in 1967 and celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2017. The association currently has around 80 members, around 20 of whom are young people. The SCND is a member of the DSV, BSV and BLSV. The club organizes internal and open regattas on its sailing area. There is always entertainment for family members who are not sailing with you. A varied play area is available for the little ones in the family so that they don't get bored. The SCND is an association for the whole family, not just for members who are enthusiastic about sailing. Neuburg, Germany

The only sailing club on the beautiful Pilsensee. We offer something for every sailing enthusiast. With us, sporty sailors like the German runner-up in the Schwertkieler 2007, or a circumnavigator are just as at home as less sporty ones who enjoy sailing. Our picture-book club area invites you to sunbathe or swim, in the beer garden people meet regularly to talk shop or to celebrate. When it's winter and the lake is frozen over, we come to ice stock sport or ice sailing with the club's own ice sailors. Traditionally, the SCP organizes the Whitsun Optinals and the Kielzugvogel Oktoberfest regatta, two very popular events. Seefeld, Germany

Germany's oldest sailing club, founded in 1855 in Königsberg, Prussia. The Rhe sailing club offers yacht sailing, sailing trips and training. We undertake exciting sailing trips on three high-quality yachts, an Arcona 400, a Najad 361 and a Beneteau First 31.7, train crew members and for the common sports boat license and are on the move on the Elbe, the Alster, the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. In addition, we have attractive offers for dinghy sailing on the Alster, a racing keel yacht on the Baltic Sea, berths, boat building projects, youth sailing and much more. Our locations are on the Alster near the Dammtorbahnhof, in Blankenese, in the Hamburg marina, in Neustadt on the Baltic Sea and in Maasholm on the estuary. Hamburg, Germany

The Rheingau Sailing Club, or SCR for short, is an association of enthusiastic Rhine sailors. Our clubhouse is located directly on the Rhine in the lovely wine-growing town of Walluf. The promotion and sailing training of the SCR youth is a focus of our association work. The youngest sail Opti, youngsters 420, Laser and 505. 49ers are also represented. The fact that youth work is worthwhile can be seen in the large youth department, which currently has 67 children and is one of the most active and successful in the Hessian Sailing Association. The balanced age composition of our 310 members, who are active sailing into old age, confirms the path taken by the board of directors for more than two decades. To ensure that it stays that way, the SCR is constantly recruiting new members who are active in sailing. Walluf, Germany

We are a sailing club that was founded in 1964 and our membership is around 200 members. The association is affiliated with the DSV and the SVN. In the youth group, sailing can be learned from the age of 6 up to professional regattas on an international level. Everyone is welcome! Just come over! In addition, we regularly offer training for sport boat driving licenses in the club. What you have learned can be tried out immediately on one of our club regattas. Salzgitter, Germany

Our club premises are located across from one of the most beautiful fairytale castles in Europe - in the heart of the state capital Schwerin on the fourth largest lake in Germany. For our around 70 members and our numerous guests there are some 5,000 m² of Segelclub Schloßbucht Schwerin eV 95 berths for boats up to a length of 8 m and a maximum draft of 80 cm are available. There are also 30 land berths for small boats and dinghies. Despite the fantastic view of the lake and old town, there is not only idleness on land and on the jetties, but there is hard training and fair sailing. In the youth department, girls and boys in the boat classes Opti and Laser practice how to move a sailing boat around the buoys as quickly as possible. Schwerin, Germany

The Schwielochsee sailing club was founded in 1952 by six men and three women with two of their own pirates and a 15-square-meter traveling dinghy as BSG Motor / Sailing Section. Today we have 150 members and our fleet consists to a large extent of pirates as well as 420s, Opti, Lasers and some larger yachts. In 2003, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of our association, a new clubhouse with a boat hall, changing rooms, trade fair and much more was put into operation. We also have enough berths and winter quarters. As a state performance base in sailing, one of the main focuses of our association's work is the promotion of children's and youth sports as well as the organization, implementation and participation in training camps, ranking regattas and championships in various boat classes. There are also many active regatta sailors among our adult members. Schwielochsee, Germany

The SCTI exists since 1973 and has its domicile (sailing area) on the north bank of the Grossen Alpsee at the Magnus Weber estate in Alpseewies. The family-run club has currently 95 members and a boatspace capacity of 35 berths, which are covered with sailing yachts and catamarans of different boat classes. Immenstadt, Germany

The Bleiloch sailing club was founded on October 11, 1951 by six sports fans of the Bleiloch pump storage plant as a company sports association (BSG). From 1953 onwards, non-employees were allowed to join the community. The number of members grew steadily. Its maximum number was reached in 1981 with 260 athletes. The predominant boat class pirate was replaced by the 420 dinghy and the Ixylon dinghy in the 1970s. When the Yoxi dinghy was developed, a strong field formed in the sailing area and in 1975 the triumphant advance of surfers began on the reservoir. Immediately after the founding of the sports community, the long-distance regatta was launched. In the middle of the season - on a Saturday - a 15 km long course is sailed. The winner is the fastest sailor, regardless of the boat class, because the focus here is on the joy of sailing. Bleiloch, Germany

The Undine Sailing Club was founded in 1969 as an independent club. The main section is usually sailed to the Kaiserleibrücke, where the regattas are held. Frankfurt, Germany

Sailing Club Unteruhldingen eV. We started our association because we want to practice our hobby together and make it accessible to the general public. We are made up of people of all age groups who value talking together, exchanging interests and making new friends. We are always happy to welcome new members who bring a breath of fresh air to our ranks. Just drop by - we would be happy to get to know you! Uhldingen, Germany

The sailing club Vierlande eV was founded in 1969 and has had an eventful history since then; is at home in Hamburg's Vier- und Marschlanden; has about 250 members; has a department lake for Optis and dinghies at Hohendeicher See. Our regular sailing training courses take place here; has a department Elbe for thick ships on the Upper Elbe in the Oortkaten harbor; is a member of the Hamburger Sportbund; is a member of the Hamburg Sailing Association and the German Sailing Association; promotes the next generation and organizes regattas. Hamburg, Germany

An association for well-being and relaxation located on one of the most beautiful sailing areas of Berlin. The club grounds are located directly on the Großen Wannsee. Berlin, Germany

The sailing club Westerwald e. V. (SCWw) was founded in 1964 by some enthusiastic fans of sailing. In the many years of its existence it has developed into a well-known club in sailing circles. That the wind blows in the Westerwald is not only known from the song. That's why sailors from all over Germany like to come to our regattas again and again. But there are also enough opportunities for recreational sailors and surfers to practice their sport. The sociability is not neglected either. Sailing in, summer party and sailing in the clubhouse and planned and unplanned club evenings in between ensure that the members get to know each other. Driedorf / Mademühlen, Germany

Do you finally want to get your boat license, brush up on your sailing knowledge, take part in regattas or get to know other sailors? At the SCW you can fulfill these wishes and take part in the active club life with over 250 members. Our beautiful clubhouse has been in the middle of the water sports complex in Starnberg, at the northern end of Lake Starnberg, since our association was founded. Sailing training at the SCW has a long tradition. We have been imparting sailing skills with passion and fun for over 50 years and offer courses to acquire boat driving licenses. Starnberg, Germany

350 club members ensure brisk sailing activity on the jetty with 80 berths for keel ships and a large dinghy meadow. The youngest sail with the club's own optimists, older youngsters with various one- and two-man dinghies. Youth camps take place in summer. In the sailing license courses, the successful graduates benefit from the sailing knowledge of the volunteer instructors in the SCPs and look forward to sailing on the Haltern reservoir with the two club ships, a Varianta 18 and a C55. The sporting highlights are the Haltern Reservoir Festival and the Sparda Bank Cup in late summer, one of the largest regattas in the country. Here, in addition to sailing to yardstick, the cosiness of the evening partying is not neglected. Haltern, Germany

The sailing community Baldeneysee eV exists since 1965. It's important for us to work with children and young people, we have fun "Tinkering" on the boats, mutual help and advice, sailing, sailing, sailing. Essen, Germany

We welcome you to the homepage of the sailing community Erlangen. Although our home sailing area, the Dechsendorfer Weiher, is really not one of the first-class areas due to its water (in) depth and the strong wind cover through the forests that extend to the shore (and the strong, repulsive algae infestation), the sporting successes are also Considerable, given our limited financial possibilities. We have decades of experience in introducing adults to sailing in training to obtain sports boat driving licenses inland and sea as well as the sports coast boat license and the short range certificate (SRC). The SGE has received several awards from the German Sailing Association for its excellent youth work and training. We have around 50 of our own dinghies in the Optimist, Laser, 420 and Corsair classes available for training purposes. We also have around 60 berths for privately owned dinghies. Erlangen, Germany

In 1949 active athletes founded the "SG Bad Saarow-Pieskow". Sailors, motorboat drivers, paddlers, soccer and table tennis players trained on what is now our club premises. Since the water sports enthusiasts had little contact with the active members of the other departments, they decided in 1954 to set up their own business under the name "SG Scharmützelsee (SGS)". In the meantime, over 70 years have passed, the SGS is one of the largest sailing clubs in the state of Brandenburg. Our club hosts numerous regattas on the Scharmützelsee. We lead a family-friendly, sociable club life with many traditional events. Child and youth work and regatta sailing are particularly important to us. Bad Saarow, Germany

The basics of SKWB are seafaring and camaraderie. Seafaring means heading for a destination even against grueling difficulties. We all have to turn once. But we must never give up on the goal. Comradeship also means reliability when it is associated with inconvenience and sacrifice. Today, 80 years after the founding of the SWKB, the association and sponsorship ring have around 700 members. The club's yachts sail in regattas and long voyages on all the world's oceans and have now covered more than 1,000,000 nautical miles. Bremen, Germany

Sailing companionship Horumersiel eV. Horumersiel, Germany

The SSG Stormvogel welcomes you to our information page. We have been active in the Steinfurt sports and club scene for over 50 years. The origin of the association goes back to an IJsselmeer trip in 1969, when a group of young people chartered a steel yacht called "Stormvogel". In the following year 1970 the sailing sports association was founded and registered as eV in 1973. At the same time the membership in the German Sailing Association and the state associations of North Rhine-Westphalia took place. Our activities are broad. The club has a strong children's and youth department, in which a regatta department is integrated. Sailing activities at the “Seller See” club complex are just as much a part of the members as dinghy sailing in the Netherlands or taking part in thick ship cruises in German and European waters. Steinfurt, Germany

Hohen Viecheln, Germany

In 1987, enthusiastic sailors founded the Rhine / Neckar Sailing Association - SRN for short - as a platform for like-minded people in the region to sail together in the Mediterranean, Baltic and North Sea. We are now around 100 members between the ages of six and 80. The purpose of the association is to maintain and promote the sport of sailing through cruising and racing, especially on sea waters such as the North and Baltic Seas, the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. Its aim is to inspire the public, young people and club members for the sport of sailing, to train and educate them for this and to promote the exchange of experiences among sailors. For this purpose, the association organizes all kinds of cruises, from three-day taster trips on the IJsselmeer to one- and two-week trips in the Mediterranean, Baltic and North Sea to challenging trips, for example in Brittany and the Cape Verde Islands. Reichelsheim, Germany

The club offers regatta racing and youth training. Biblis, Germany

Our club was founded in 1949 and is one of the few sailing clubs in the region that has an active group of children and young people. Both in the summer season and in winter our members maintain an active club life . Of course, everyone interested is cordially invited to our activities. We are on the Schlosinsel in Wolgast, close to the city center and not far from all kinds of shopping opportunities. During the summer we regularly have free berths and look forward to visitors who arrive by water. Wolgast, Germany

The Northern Black Forest Sailing Association was founded in October 1970 immediately after the Nagoldtalsperre was built. The number of our members has increased from 17 at the beginning to 156 members at the moment. Right from the start, active youth work was the focus of sailing activities on the Nagoldtalsperre. The trainers and the youth group visited regattas on other territories. It was then inevitable that regattas in different boat classes were held on the Nagoldtalsperre. The SvN currently has very active regatta sailors in the Europe class. The successes of these sailors motivate our young sailors, who are increasingly going to regattas in the Opti. Thanks to the active team of trainers, the SvN can again offer good training in the youngest area for all interested kids. Erzgrube, Germany

Founded in 1981, it was originally the purpose of the sailing association Sinstorf e. V. To introduce students, parents and teachers of the Sinstorfer Gymnasium to sailing. For more than 40 years, the association's focus has therefore been on training for young people. More than half of the around 80 members are children and young people. The center of the club life is the water sports center Neuländer See , where club members have the exclusive opportunity to sail on Hamburg's second largest lake. Rigging RS VisionFor adults with basic knowledge, we offer an after-work group. Free sailing is possible here, one of our more experienced club members will be happy to help if you have any questions. We offer basic training as part of various courses. Hamburg, Germany

The founding meeting of the Segler-Club-Amecke / Sorpesee e. V. was carried out in 1960 by seven men between the ages of 20 and 30 years. Without a club house, only with the idea, the SCA was registered with the district court as a non-profit association with the number NW-082 based in Amecke. The construction of the clubhouse at Hudeweg 44 was completed in 1976 with combined forces. From now on, Amecke had his own sailing club with a club house right on Sorpesee. After 55 years, the SCA has over 80 members, some of whom are senior citizens who are active in sailing. Regatta and cruising sailing for the fan of modern sailing and international relations abroad as well as the family-like society of the members distinguish an active membership in the "Segler Club Amecke eV". The top sporting achievements of our members made and continue to make the SCA eV known all over the world. Sundern-Amecke, Germany

One of the most beautiful water sports areas in Germany. From Spandau in the Wannsee over the Unterhavel to the Krampnitz a distance of 25 km can be sailed without laying a mast. In terms of scenic beauty, there is hardly any match in Germany; This is where the “Prussian cultural landscape” lies with the three world cultural heritage sites - Glienicker Park with Pfaueninsel, New Garden with Cecilienhof Palace and Babelsberger Park. We are called Segler-Club Oberspree eV (SCO), but are located on the Unterhavel. We have a technically well-equipped marina and our club house with its wonderful terrace offers plenty of space for relaxed club life. Berlin-Kladow, Germany

Member of the German sailing association and the Württembergische Landessportbund. Germany

Schleswig-Holstein Sailing Association. The SVSH is the association of currently approx. 220 Schleswig-Holstein sailing clubs with almost 30,000 members, of which 4,000 are young people. The association was founded in 1947 with the aim of promoting sailing in Schleswig-Holstein in general and supporting the youth work of its clubs in particular. It is the mouthpiece for the common interests of its members towards authorities and associations. It is exclusively and directly oriented towards the common good, it is run on a voluntary basis and is selflessly active. In its interests, the SVSH extends to competitive and popular sports, to cruising and regatta sailors as well as to windsurfers and kite surfers. The SVSH works for all sailors, windsurfers and kite surfers, regardless of whether they are members of a club or association. Kiel, Germany

Shortly after the founding of the association in 1926, the members of the Thormstetche shipyard in Wisch were able to buy the SVE on which the club still has its domicile today. Elmshorn, Germany

Steinhude, Germany

With its 40-year tradition, the Paderborn Sailing Club based on Lake Lippesee is one of the established sports clubs in Paderborn. At the same time, with over 600 members, it is one of the largest sailing clubs in North Rhine-Westphalia. A large number of modern and well-maintained club boats are available to members for training, regatta training, but also for private use. Various regattas take place on the Lippesee every year, so that sailors of all ages can experience their sport in the club even under competitive conditions. In addition to adequately sized changing rooms and showers, our association offers our members modern training rooms and a large lounge in our clubhouse. A beautifully landscaped and well-kept property including modern jetties, slipways and sunbathing lawns are also part of our club grounds. Many events and regattas that take place throughout the season guarantee a colorful and varied club life. Paderborn, Germany

The Altona-Oevelgönne sailing association - a sailing association with a clubhouse in Altona and berths in Wedel, Mühlenberg, Eckernförde and on the Alster. Sailing training for children, adolescents and adults. Lessons for all boating licenses. Organization of sailing regattas on the Alster, Elbe, North and Baltic Seas. Cruising sailing, model sailing, motor boating. Tradition and progress in water sports since 1905. Hamburg, Germany

The SVM was founded in 1931 and with around 400 members is one of the oldest and largest sailing clubs in the region. At the three bases of the association: Mannheim, Sandhofer-Altrhein; Otterstadt, Otterstädter-Altrhein; Reffenthal, Angelhofer-Altrhein, there are sufficient water and land berths for members' boats. This is where sport and social life takes place within the club. In addition to various regattas, the association organizes training courses, sea and inland trips, but also social events for members and friends throughout the year, not just in the sailing season. Mannheim, Germany

We are a small but very active sailing club from Munich: Whether dinghy, cruising or regatta sailing - all areas of sailing are represented here. That is why we welcome all sailors, interested parties and beginners alike! Have a look around on our site - you will find information about sailing with us in the club as well as our other club activities & dates, our trips, seminars, trainings and our regattas. In our trip blog we report live from our trips on the sea. München, Germany

Sailing Community Schwarzenbek eV. Schwarzenbek, Germany