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Membership Benefits and Rates

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Membership grants you access to any of our Dinghy or keelboat events, including Monday Mayhem and racing activities.

Members are free to use any of the club facilities, including the clubhouse, changing and shower rooms. The club fleet of dinghies is at your disposal for Open Sailing and Racing events. Use our Dinghy park to store your boat. Our shed has storage space for outboards, tenders and private Lockers.

Members gain access to preferential pricing and availability on courses run in-house.

If you are undecided, or are visiting on holiday please feel free to take out Temporary Membership at just £5 for 3 weeks.

Rates 2020

Memberships
Family Member	£155.00
Full Member	£100.00
Concessionary Member	£58.00
Associate Member	£58.00
Junior Member	£50.00
2019 Dinghy Training Course 2nd Yr	£0.00

EXTRAS – STORAGE
Tender Storage in Shed	£31.00
Locked Locker in Shed	£31.00
Open Locker in Shed	£13.00
Outboard Engine Storage	£13.00

EXTRAS – DEPOSIT
Clubhouse Key	£5.00

Family Membership

Entitles parents to privileges of Full Membership, and any children to the privileges of junior membership.

Full Membership

Can partake in all Club activities

Junior Member

Under 18 on 1st November. Our Junior RYA Level 2 course includes TWO YEARS FREE junior membership!

Concessionary

Over 18 in full time education, training or apprentiship PR disabled OR residing over 75 miles from Oban

Associate

All privileges of Full membership excep racing (other than Open events)

Honorary

All privileges of Full membership.

Oban Sailing Club

1 week ago

Hi just to let you all know that The Scottish Islands Peaks Race ihas been cancelled until 2022.It is with heavy hearts that we announce that the Scottish Islands Peaks Race will be taking another year’s hiatus while we wait out the effects of this worldwide pandemic. Although we now have numerous vaccines making their way around the UK, the sad reality is it is highly unlikely that by May a large enough percentage of the population to make the race feasibly safe will be vaccinated.

The SIPR has never been a normal race, and that’s a large part of what makes it loved by many. Other races are able to put certain workarounds in place that may allow them to continue this year. We have looked forensically at all the adjustments we could possibly make to our race to enable it to happen within the restrictions that are likely to be in place in May. And they either still pose a high risk, are prohibitively expensive for a volunteer-run and not-for-profit event, and / or would completely strip the race of it’s character. It wouldn’t be SIPR any more. And that would defeat the purpose.

Our race involves over 7 different venues that need arranged — and many of these are not currently open to the public, and would require workarounds and backup plans. We have teams of five, which at the least generally involves two households, living together in close quarters on a yacht for the best part of a week. And we have marshals who give freely of their time to work and sleep in yacht clubs and community halls together.

Additionally we need to take into deep consideration the fragile island communities that our event visits. We have done our best to consult with all the communities that would be impacted and the feedback we got is that they miss us but aren’t ready yet. And we respect this. As island dwellers and island lovers ourselves, we understand the vulnerability of living in the Hebrides.

Please understand that this is not the call we wanted to make, and can only assume it’s not the one you will have wanted to hear. But it is for the best. Ultimately we need to keep all of us — competitors, marshals, and communities — safe so we can all fully enjoy the race in years to come.

Stay safe and well everyone.
– the org team ... See MoreSee Less

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