The club says its training helps adults and children build skills, try different boats, and includes support for novices to join club racing. Beginner-friendly training boats are listed, including SailQubes for small beginners and larger boats used for teaching adult beginners.
Training
DBSC states it is an RYA recognised teaching centre and offers dinghy sailing courses at all levels, equivalent junior stages, powerboat Levels 1 and 2, Safety Boat, and Tuesday evening training run by RYA qualified instructors and assistants.
Dalgety Bay Sailing Club is an RYA-affiliated sailing club and Registered Training Centre on the Firth of Forth, with dinghy and keelboat sailing, racing, adult and junior training, and accessible clubhouse facilities.
The official site mentions occasional Open Day use in the club-boat rules, but I did not find a current official taster session, try-sailing offer, or upcoming open-day availability.
The club offers junior training stages and Tuesday training for children and adults. Junior membership is available from age 8 up to 21, with under-12s required to be accompanied on club premises. Family-suitable boats include the RS Vision / Laser Bahia, described as suitable for two people or a whole family.
Access
The clubhouse information states that the grounds have disabled parking, a disabled toilet, and ramp access to the clubhouse.
Costs
Costs, membership, and boats
Prices
Membership prices are published: Adult £53, Junior £53, Social £55 including £30 bar credit, and Outport £28. Storage is listed as £210 per season and kayak/canoe fee as £50. The page also notes additional fees for boat storage and some training.
Official site states DBSC is an RYA Affiliated Club and Registered Training Centre, with adult and junior courses, Tuesday training and a club dinghy fleet.
Club dinghies are primarily for training but can be used by members if booked through the booking system, subject to terms including qualifications, organised sessions for juniors, adequate rescue cover, and weather limits. I found evidence for member club-boat use, not public boat hire.
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