England

England is a perfect place for any enthusiast of sailing, no matter if you are a beginner or an experienced sea dog. All sailors can find here spots that will suit their needs and make the journey unforgettable. England is full of well prepared marinas and amazing cities, towns and landscapes that will allow you to spend a wonderful time not only on water but also on the land. If you are planning vacations on the boat you should definitely consider sailing on the English waters.

Regions full of attractions

Every region in England has something to offer and regardless of which one you choose, it won’t disappoint you.

1. Channel Islands

The Channel Islands are located between the south of the UK and northern France. And if you decide to sail in that area, you will be simply overwhelmed by the number of activities you may enjoy and the beauty of each island.

The coastline there is breathtaking and the sailors will also be astonished by fabulous harbours and bays along the English Islands. It is a perfect spot for practicing any water sport, like windsurfing, jet skiing or kayaking. You can also learn something about the history of the Islands during a boat tour.

2. The South West

The South West coast of England is a well known spot among the sailors, as there are excellent conditions not only for sailing but also for all kinds of water sports. Some people say that this particular region of England has the best waves, which allure a great number of sailors from around the world.

Every fan of boating should definitely visit Falmouth, which is the world’s third largest natural deep harbour. Others will love Torbay – the English Riviera, as its mild climate and beautiful sandy beaches are perfect for relaxing and simply doing nothing. Those who prefer active holidays will also be pleased with the number of opportunities in Weymouth and Portland Harbour, Plymouth or Poole.

3. The South East

Sailing in that region of England is a real pleasure, but people who would like to try their hand at water sports will also find a lot to do here. The South West is best known among sailors because of the Solent – the strait separating the mainland of England from the Isle of Wight. By many enthusiasts of sailing this area is considered Europe’s best and most challenging race tracks, thanks to which every year it is visited by thousands of sailors.

If you don’t want to race, but to spent some time on the beach you may choose Brighton, which is also the largest marine in the whole UK. The area is just perfect for people interested in whitewater sports.

Of course, these are only three of all the regions in England that are worth sailing to. Thanks to the fact that English have a long tradition of sailing, and are a sailing nation, whenever you decide to spend your boat holiday, you will always be close to some well equipped marina and yacht charter companies. Not to mention the great number of attractions on the land that will make any holidays quite spectacular and unforgettable for you and your family.