Castle Stalker, Argyll © Dennis Hardley
COMPANY BOAT TYPE & SIZE EQUIPMENT & SAILING AREAS
SERVICES
vailable
raining School C member
aterproofs
No of Guest Cabins No of Guest Berths No of Heads Racing Charters Instruction A RY
A T
ASY Fully Catered Crew/Hostess On Board Outboard Motors Bedding W Cleaning Firth of Clyde Argyll and Islands Skye and Outer Hebrides Orkney and Shetland East Coast
ButeSail Scanyacht 391 371  
Clyde Classic Sailing Classic Gaff Pilot Cutter 161   
Corryvreckan Cruising Ltd 65ft Steel - Custom Build 5 10 3        
Cruise Ecosse Ltd Jeanneau Trinidad 48 5 10 3    
Eda Frandsen Sailing 75’ Gaff Cutter 482 
Halcyon Yacht Charter LLP 1929 Classic ketch, 95’ LOA 4 8 5 
Highland Yachting Westerly Conway 36ft 282  
Longbow Cruising Bowman 57, 17m Sloop 373 
Moonshadow Yacht Charter Ltd Oyster 68 20 metre 485         
New Horizon Sailing Oyster 435 352  
Northern Wanderer Westerly Oceanmaster 48 242          
Sail Ezra Pilot Cutter - 44’ 161     
Sail Mascotte 1904 Pilot Cutter, 60’ LOA 3 7 2   
Sula Charters Jeanneau Sun Legende 41 261   
Key: Provided. Optional extra.
OTHER TRADE MEMBERS OF SAIL SCOTLAND
BMF Scotland National marine trade organisation. For details email mike@clydemarinepress.co.uk
British Waterways Scotland Manages Scotland’s three canals. Details at www.scottishcanals.co.uk
Clyde Cruising Club Publisher of cruising guides, and organiser of race events. www.clyde.org
Visit Shetland Tourist/visitor service for the Shetland Isles. www.visitshetland.com
Yachting Life Scotland’s national yachting magazine. Email info@yachtinglife.co.uk
www.sailscotland.co.uk
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