Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta Sailing
Regattas have flourished along the English south coast since the early 1820s, with Dartmouth being recognised as a key player on ‘the regatta circuit’ since 1822. The dramatic cliffs around the mouth of the River Dart (The Range) form a beautiful natural theatre with many vantage points from where the sailing races can be easily seen. Since 1822, The Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta has grown extensively – it now offers an extraordinary mix of high-class competitive sailing and rowing, with a plethora of diverse social events and activities. Dartmouth Royal Regatta Sailing Week (organised by the Joint Regatta Sailing Committee – JRSC) represents the sailing elements of The Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta.
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Dartmouth Royal Regatta Sailing Week is coordinated by the three sailing clubs on the River Dart – Royal Dart Yacht Club (RDYC – Race HQ for Yachts, Dayboats and Junior Dinghies), Dartmouth Yacht Club (DYC), and Dittisham Sailing Club (DSC – Race HQ for Dinghies) – with all three clubs being represented on The Joint Regatta Sailing Committee (JRSC). The combined expertise and resources of the three clubs enables us to organise an exciting and rewarding event for dinghies, yachts and keelboats.You will receive a warm welcome at all!
