Welcome to Royal Findhorn Yacht Club

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The Royal Findhorn Yacht Club is located in Findhorn, on the coast of the Moray Firth in Scotland, on a site overlooking the sheltered inshore waters of Findhorn Bay. The club house has a fantastic view over Findhorn Bay and the Moray Firth, with an outstanding sailing area and an enviable heritage.

RFYC offers organised and supervised racing for dinghies and occasional cruiser activities from April though to October with additional mid-week events during the holiday season. Training and coaching, by experienced race coaches and sailors is provided from time to time.

Cafe facilities are available during the day and bar facilities are available in the evenings at weekends. Games and activity areas for children are available at all times, with social programme of both formal and informal events throughout the year. The high-spot of the year is Cadet Week and the Regatta Weekend which runs into Findhorn Week. Seven days of dinghy racing with parties every evening make an excellent start to the holiday season.

Fund-raising Dinner for the MND Charity in the Mansfield Hotel, Elgin on Saturday 27th October. The principal guests are Doddie Weir and Lucy Lintott, two high profile people living with Motor Neurone Disease who have already achieved a great deal in their own amazing fundraising efforts. A table for 10 people can be booked for £70 per person (£700) or individual tickets for £75 per person. This price includes a drinks reception, an excellent 3 course dinner, wine and post dinner entertainment. This will include a lively auction, raffle and a couple of interesting guest speakers. Chaired by Mr Jim Royan, this promises to be a fun night with all proceeds contributing to valuable MND research. If you’d like further details or a booking form, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Any Laser 4000 Owners, we want to hear from you! The class is having a big revival through Europe and England, largely care of Rooster now developing the brand and parts etc. Having recently attended the U.K National event, & seen the growth of the class at Royal Tay (Dundee), there is a great appetite to add traction to what is still regarded as a fantastic skiff boat. If you have a 4000 and want get involved with some Scottish 4000 racing then please get in touch. Also, if you know of a 4000 that is no longer getting used, possibly even abandoned; then please get in touch; through contacts we may have some potential owners lined up. For further info, please contact
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