Woodbridge Cruising Club would like to wish everyone a very happy and peaceful New Year, with fair winds. Although the cruising season does not begin officially until May, the winter programme gives members a chance to socialise on shore. Why not visit the
Planning is underway for 2026 cruises and members can view details HERE as they become available. The cruises being run this year are: TBC Model Boat Challenge Mon 4th to 5th May Deben Discovery Sat 16th to 19th May Ore and Alde Sat
The Woodbridge Cruising Club is always on the look out for new Members , so if you have an interest in boats or sailing (you do not need to own a boat to become a Member) then please come and join us on
If you have ever walked past the wonderful club house on the river Deben and wondered what it is like, the club is open to non-members on Sunday 18th January. Do come to visit, meet our friendly club members and enjoy a very
The autumn programme is now underway, with Thursday walks, Wednesday suppers and Sunday talks, which have a nautical theme, the first talk of the season was by Peter from the East Anglian Sailing Trust, with a personal view of Climate Change. Future talks
RYA Shore-based courses at competitive prices for 2026 One of the most important objectives of the Club during the winter months is training. The Club is an RYA recognised teaching establishment and welcomes non-members as well as members on its shore-based courses. The
The summer cruising season is drawing to a close and members are looking forward to the penultimate cruise the very sociable Walton Pond cruise led by Mark and Clare; and the final Three Rivers cruise led by Graham with the annual cruise dinner
Members are enjoying being back on the water and the cruising season is fully now underway. The Blackwater cruise in June is a perennial favourite, visiting Brightlingsea, Bradwell and Heybridge. This cruise run by cruise captain Andy and Sue saw members visit pubs,
