Junior beginners can start through Learn to Sail sessions in Mirrors, broadly equal to RYA Youth Sailing Scheme Stage 1 and Stage 2. The club states it does not teach adults how to sail; adult beginners are directed to local sailing schools first, though experienced members may help current and new members develop skills.
Training
Youth training includes Learn to Sail, introduction to racing, Mirror race training, RS200 race training, and youth Laser sailing. Member training may include ad hoc RYA Powerboat Level 2, RYA Safety Boat, VHF, First Aid, Dinghy Instructor, and Race Coach courses when there is sufficient interest.
No named open day was found. The club says prospective junior/youth sailors can use club Optimists, Mirrors, an RS200, and a Laser to have a go before deciding whether to buy a boat. It also offers temporary membership for visitors who want to join Sunday racing or a series.
The club describes itself as a family club welcoming children, with Junior and Youth training in multiple boats. Parents are expected to stay present while children sail and help with training support. Family, youth, and junior memberships are listed.
Access
The clubhouse page says there is a toilet with access for those with a disability. Access information also notes cars are not permitted on the beach except for dropping off and picking up boats; parking is at harbour car parks, Mylor Marina, or Windsport.
Costs
Costs, sessions, and boats
Prices
2025 fees found include family membership from GBP 171 to GBP 241 depending on age category, single membership from GBP 138 to GBP 196, student GBP 66, non-sailing GBP 47, youth GBP 33, junior GBP 33, temporary family membership from GBP 18 per day or GBP 62 per week, temporary single membership from GBP 14 per day or GBP 44 per week, Frostbite visitor series GBP 27 per adult and GBP 15 per child, moorings from GBP 144 for 6 months or GBP 207 for 12 months, and dinghy park fees from GBP 48 for an Optimist rack to GBP 119 for Category B boats. A 20% late payment levy is noted for marked memberships.
Official site describes racing, juniors, training, Sailability and open meetings at Mylor. PoFSA lists Restronguet as a full local sailing/yacht club member.
The site does not describe general public boat hire. It does state the club has twelve Optimists, two Mirrors, a club RS200, and a Laser with all rigs so prospective youth sailors can have a go before buying; the RS200 page says the club RS200 is for use by club members.
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