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The cruising season has got off to a flying start as boats (motor and sail) are back in the water, and the inaugural ‘cruise’ of the hotly contested model boat challenge on Woodbridge boating lake

As the warm weather approaches Woodbridge Cruising Club members are starting to get their boats in the water after winter maintenance, and hardy sailors are undertaking the first voyages of 2025. The annual cruise meeting

We are looking forward to the start of the 2025 sailing season and provisional dates are now available for our Club Cruises, where members sail in the company of other members to places near and

Woodbridge Cruising Club are looking forward to the start of the 2025 sailing season, the organised cruises being a highlight for most members. The onshore programme provides a chance for members to socialise in winter

Whilst hardy members are still sailing when winter weather allows, the shorebased programme gives members the chance to socialise onshore. The clubhouse overlooking the river Deben provides a warm welcome, especially at weekends, when the

The summer cruising season is nearly over, and the club is moving to onshore winter activities, although members are still sailing locally and abroad when they can.  The Blackwater cruise, led by cruise captain Andy

It has been a glorious summer for Woodbridge Cruising Club, with the cruising season drawing to a close. The Lowestoft and Southwold cruise organised by Graham and Bram saw  a nine strong fleet arrive in

The club’s summer cruises are underway now, and members are enjoying the well-planned voyages to familiar and new destinations. The Walton Backwaters cruise organised by Ross and Jane was an enjoyable sail to Titmarsh, and