With years of history, the Uruguayan Yacht Club remains as relevant today as an institution dedicated to promoting yachting and good seamanship. Founded in 1906 by a group of friends who loved sailing, it had its first headquarters in an old lighthouse pontoon in the port of Montevideo. As the Uruguayan representative to ISAF, the Yacht Club Uruguayo has contributed to the widespread promotion of sailing throughout the century, responsibly managing its role as the national authority for racing yachting and remaining the club with the most nautical activity in the country. Montevideo, Uruguay

Supporting nautical sports since 1924. Punta del Este, Maldonado, Uruguay

The idea of creating the Paysandú Yacht Club arose in 1945, when a group of athletes considered the need to have an entity that "promotes and practices sailing and nautical navigation in general" as stated in its minutes. founding of the 1st. March of that year. The corporate headquarters, located on Av. Salto and Costanera, has an artificial bay for boats, with marinas provided with electrical installation and drinking water. Since then and to this day, the institution has participated in countless events in the nautical world. Today, the YCP participates in different competitions according to the annual calendar of activities. It also has a sailing school for adults, and also for children, in the "optimist" category, a breeding ground for future great sailors. Paysandú, Uruguay