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Welcome

Welcome to the Cramond Boat Club, situated at the mouth of the River Almond, only 4 miles from the centre of Edinburgh.

We cater for all types of small craft, including dinghies, small cruisers and motorboats. The Club organises dinghy and keelboat racing, open regattas, cruises and family fun days.

The Cramond Boat Club is an RYA Recognised Training Centre and is approved for training Club members in the RYA National Sailing and Power Boating schemes.

The clubhouse includes changing rooms, workshop and storage as well as a bar and function room.

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Latest news

Cadets are Go!

Club Instructor Ben Galloway has been working hard with our Cadet Group and on Saturday 17 May after a brief training session the crews sailing two Wayfarers and a Laser 4.7 joined with the main dinghy racing programme. The young people did extremely well and all completed the race. A big thank you to Ben, Paul Rogers and all the safety boat crews for all their help and excellent work. More »

20 May 2025

Dinghy Spring Series 3

On Saturday 17 may we had the latest races in our Dinghy Spring Series. Eight dinghies took part and raced in glorious sunny conditions with a steady north easterly force three. Once again the racing was dominated by Ewan Christison sailing his ILCA7 with Alex MacAulay picking up two second places. A special mention to all the Cramond Sea Scouts and Club Cadets who joined the second race and sailed extremely well. Thanks to the More »

20 May 2025

Free Sail

On Sunday 11th May we enjoyed a sunny free sail in a pleasant force 2/3 breeze with 7 dinghies out on the water. We also managed to snap some pictures of some of the cruisers returning from Limekilns. Safety cover was provided by Andy Carr and Andrew Morrice. More »

13 May 2025

Opening Cruise to Limekilns

We had our opening cruise to Limekilns on 10th and 11th May. Four boats left Cramond on Saturday morning: Pegasus II (Alastair Johnson), Stravaig (Alan Hampson and family), Scherzo (Chris Callender) and Innisfallen (Kay with two friends from Germany). Saturday was bright and sunny with a light wind from the east. All the boats started by sailing, but as the wind died, we motored More »

12 May 2025

Upcoming events

Jun 8

10:00 - Training Sea Monkeys 4

HW 1351 4.7
Jun 14

Training Level 3 - Better Sail…

HW 1743 5.1
Jun 14

11:00 - Private party

Private party in function room
Jun 14

15:30 - Dinghy Free Sail

HW 1743 5.1
Jun 14

15:45 - Cruiser W5

HW 1743 5.1
Jun 15

Training Windsurfing Taster 1

HW 1824 5.0
Jun 15

14:30 - Private party

Private BBQ in function room and terrace
Jun 15

16:30 - Dinghy Free Sail

HW 1824 5.0
Jun 17

19:30 - Main Committee meeting

Meeting in clubhouse
Jun 18

18:00 - Dinghy Free Sail

HW 2055 4.8
Jun 18

18:30 - Cruiser A3

HW 2055 4.8
Jun 20

18:30 - Private party

Private party in function room

Tide predictions for Leith

Friday

6 June 2025

LW 05:36 2.09m
HW 12:11 4.57m
LW 18:19 1.66m
HW 00:41 4.51m

Saturday

7 June 2025

LW 06:27 1.91m
HW 13:04 4.64m
LW 19:01 1.58m

Sunday

8 June 2025

HW 01:27 4.66m
LW 07:14 1.71m
HW 13:51 4.75m
LW 19:40 1.49m

Monday

9 June 2025

HW 02:08 4.81m
LW 07:57 1.53m
HW 14:33 4.85m
LW 20:17 1.41m

Tuesday

10 June 2025

HW 02:46 4.94m
LW 08:37 1.37m
HW 15:12 4.94m
LW 20:53 1.35m

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