The club is suitable for beginners: its official site says the late-spring open day gives people a chance to experience small-boat sailing with no prior experience necessary, and that many people have progressed from this into its training programme. The membership page also invites potential members to visit during the sailing season and says the April open day includes a taster session on the water.
Training
The club says it runs a full programme of racing and instruction from April to October, gives members access to instruction programmes as a membership benefit, and lists a Training Principal in its 2026 contacts. No current official page found confirming RYA-recognised courses or named RYA course levels.
Invergordon Boating Club is a Cromarty Firth watersports club at Rosskeen Slipway, with sailing, racing, instruction, clubhouse access and a boat compound.
The official site says the club has an open day in late spring each year to let people try small-boat sailing with no prior experience necessary. The membership page says the open day is in April and includes meeting members, touring facilities, and a taster session on the water. Because this check is on 2026-06-12, the April 2026 open day should not be treated as a currently upcoming event.
The club describes itself as a focus for local sailors of all ages, publishes 2026 junior and family membership fees, and lists club boats including Laser Bugs described as junior training boats plus an Enterprise described as suitable for a family or couple.
Access· Unclear
No current official accessibility, step-free access, accessible toilet/changing, adapted sailing, or supported-sailing information was found. The official location page describes a concrete slipway, off-road car park, and tidal sailing water, but that does not confirm accessibility provision.
Costs
Costs, membership, and boats
Prices
The official membership page says the 2026 subscription year runs from 1 January to 31 December and lists fees due 1 January 2026: Junior GBP 20, Adult GBP 80, and Family GBP 100. It also says clubhouse keys are available for a GBP 5 deposit. No separate course, taster-session, boat-use, or compound-storage prices were found.
HISA club listing describes a small watersports club established in 1901 with full April-October racing and instruction programme, clubhouse and boat compound.
The official facilities page says the club has sailing dinghies available for members to use for training and recreational sailing on Tuesday evenings and Sundays when safety cover is provided. This is evidence of member club-boat use, not public standalone boat hire.
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