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Shoreham Sailing Club
Shoreham Sailing Club is located by Shoreham Beach, on the western bank of the River Adur with boats launched and recovered from our slipway into the harbour.
The Club attracts a wide range of members of all ages and ability from the local community and as far afield as London, creating opportunities for all types of sailors in the full range of boats.
Shoreham is a great stretch of water to learn within afriendly club atmosphere.
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Shoreham Sailing Club, Soldiers Point, 223 Harbour Way, Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex BN43 5HZ, United Kingdom
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