Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club

Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Newhaven and Seaford Sailing Club Ltd is registered in England and is limited by guarantee. Registered no 1290424

Newhaven and Seaford Sailing Club was formed in 1952 by a group of enthusiasts who sailed from Newhaven and later from the beach near the old Buckle Inn at Seaford. Later the Club obtained the rights to sail on Piddinghoe Pond some 5 miles away. Subsequently the present clubhouse on the beach was built and the freehold to the Pond acquired. The Club has an average membership of about 450. The Club regularly has 6 fleets: Laser 1s, Dart 18s, Squibs, Toppers, Optimists and a handicap fleet. Racing takes place on Sundays throughout the year (on the sea in Summer and on the Pond during the Winter months); a series is also run on Wednesday evenings during the Summer months. The Club hosts open meetings during the year, has a regatta during August each year and holds a cadet week (open). Newhaven and Seaford Sailing club is not far from Brighton, Lewes and Eastbourne.

Too rough for racing this morning so  the laser sailors had a little impromptu maintenance session to stop their fleet c...
13/09/2026

Too rough for racing this morning so the laser sailors had a little impromptu maintenance session to stop their fleet captain’s boat from sinking 😁

09/09/2026

Sunday’s race😄⛵️

24/08/2026

Watersports shop & RYA Training Centre. Selling wetsuits and equipment for surfing, swimming, paddle board. Lessons in sailing, foil, windsurf, sup and kayak

At Piddinghoe this week, it's day 4 of Cadet Week! Here's a roundup of photos posted on the Piddinghoe Pond NSSC page an...
13/08/2026

At Piddinghoe this week, it's day 4 of Cadet Week! Here's a roundup of photos posted on the Piddinghoe Pond NSSC page and some eclipse shots☀️
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Also last Sunday, five of our Dart 18 crews raced in the Worthing Dart 18 Open! Well done to all who went, especially fo...
11/08/2026

Also last Sunday, five of our Dart 18 crews raced in the Worthing Dart 18 Open! Well done to all who went, especially for braving the long trolley push to the beach😉
Short bit of drone footage here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqCPgU2GWaU
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Last Sunday’s race: what was forecast as a gentle Force 3 quickly picked up to an exciting Force 5! See you Wednesday ev...
11/08/2026

Last Sunday’s race: what was forecast as a gentle Force 3 quickly picked up to an exciting Force 5! See you Wednesday evening for racing during the eclipse😀
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The Radio Controlled Yachts section of NSSC are pleased to announce their first DF 95 Open Meeting on Wednesday 16th Sep...
07/08/2026

The Radio Controlled Yachts section of NSSC are pleased to announce their first DF 95 Open Meeting on Wednesday 16th September at Piddinghoe Lake. Noel West, Class Captain, said “We are all very excited to be running our first open meeting, just 2 years after we were formed. Visiting sailors will receive a very warm welcome”
Even if you are not sailing, come on down and see the most picturesque lake, nestling just below the majestic South Downs.

For NOR and more information go to:
https://sailinginsussex.org/sailing/radio-controlled-yachts/

😎Sailing Week saw spectacular weather! Sunny every day, no rain, and a mix of mostly light and medium winds, so everyone...
04/08/2026

😎Sailing Week saw spectacular weather! Sunny every day, no rain, and a mix of mostly light and medium winds, so everyone could get out on the water. There were two days(three races) of nice strong winds for the brave!
⛵38 adults and 14 cadets took part in the morning races to compete for the Miller Cup.
⛵49 people sailed in the Starters Salver afternoon races.
⛵There were 14 races in total, only one cancelled on Monday afternoon when the shore break got too frisky!

⛵️Please click Follow at the top right of this page to get event and course announcements and other updates!
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Cuckmere Expedition: Just over 8 miles round trip.  We had very light winds on the way out but picking up to a perfect F...
03/08/2026

Cuckmere Expedition: Just over 8 miles round trip. We had very light winds on the way out but picking up to a perfect Force 4 for the sail home.


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Marine Parade
Seaford
BN252QR

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