MarineCraft

11/08/2019

Calm before Saturdays storm. Shame this years Swale Match was cancelled!!

16/09/2017

Safe behaviour and established good practice ultimately protect life and equipment – they’re vital for the enjoyment of leisure boating at every level. So we’ve joined forces with the RNLI to bring you http://rya.org/kIg230ea25E

16/09/2017

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02/09/2017

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27/08/2017

Blow up boats and toys are great fun in the swimming pool, but we do not recommend their use at the seaside. This is because they can easily be blown out to sea.

Go to a lifeguarded beach if possible and heed the lifeguards’ advice. If people do find themselves being swept out to sea, our advice is to stay with the boat or toy and shout for help, waving arms if possible. Do not attempt to swim for shore if out of depth. Ideally make sure that someone ashore is keeping an eye on you.

For more beach safety advice please visit www.gov.uk/coastguardsafety

If you see anyone getting into difficulty, call 999 and ask for the Coastguard.

24/08/2017

23/08/2017

This Bank Holiday Sunday why not try something different. We will be holding a taster session for Canoeing and Kayaking at Gillingham Strand. 3.00pm - 6.00pm. £5.00 for 45minutes per session. Families welcome, as well as individuals. No experience necessary, all safety equipment will be provided. Our experienced coaches will be on hand to ensure everybody has fun.

22/08/2017

After a recent spate of incidents, UK Coastguard has some timely safety tips for enjoying the beach and coastline safely without putting yourself in danger.

Always check the weather and tidal conditions and times before you set out. It's easy to get caught up enjoying time on the beach or exploring coastal areas but make sure you keep a careful eye on the incoming sea tide which can quickly catch you out.

Check the tides here: http://easytide.ukho.gov.uk/EasyTide

Always choose a life guarded beach if you can and be careful where you swim - cold water shock, currents and rip tides are all factors which lead to even excellent swimmers getting into trouble. Stay within your depth and swim parallel to the shore.

Make sure you tell someone where you are going and what time you'll be back.

And remember if things go wrong or if you see someone in difficulty, don't hesitate to call 999 and ask for the Coastguard.

21/08/2017

A reminder that the channels they are a-changing... make sure you're ready. Share with a friend you think needs to know.

20/08/2017

‪Spot of with Medway Watersports today, trip round Hoo island. Adult sailing every other Sunday. www.medwaywatersports.co.uk for more! ‬