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Welcome

Welcome to the Cramond Boat Club, situated at the mouth of the River Almond, only 4 miles from the centre of Edinburgh.

We cater for all types of small craft, including dinghies, small cruisers and motorboats. The Club organises dinghy and keelboat racing, open regattas, cruises and family fun days.

The Cramond Boat Club is an RYA Recognised Training Centre and is approved for training Club members in the RYA National Sailing and Power Boating schemes.

The clubhouse includes changing rooms, workshop and storage as well as a bar and function room.

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Latest news

Chilly freesail

Chilly freesail today with six boats taking part. A couple of our newer members, Rod Finlayson and Adam James on club lasers, along with Steven van Stiphout single handed on his GP14. Andy Carr and Pavol Mraz took a jaunt to Inchcolm Island and Chris Callendar and Lawrie Elliott found the wind at the end of Cramond Island. The forecast windy conditions tapered off and wind was hard to find, coming from the SSW. Initial More »

15 Feb 2026

Watch the Six Nations Rugby

The Mens Six Nations Rugby wil be showing in the clubhouse. When neccesary, the bar will have modified opening hours to cover the match times, as shown below: Date Bar Open Rugby Sat 7th Feb 1.30pm 8.30pm 2:10pm - Italy v Scotland, Stadio Olimpico, Rome 4:40pm - England v Wales, More »

3 Feb 2026

RNLI Water Safety Talk

Friday 27th February at 7.30pm: Come along to a water safety presentation by RNLI Water Safety Advisors who will talk about safety equipment, planning, skills and procedures. This will include a lifejacket clinic, so bring your lifejackets for safety testing. Come early at 6.30pm for a pie (steak, scotch, macaroni or vegan) and a pint (soft or hard) before the presentation. Tickets £10 (including pie and pint). Please contact [email protected] More »

31 Jan 2026

Viking Talk

On Friday 16th January, the club welcomed Stephen Harrison, senior lecturer in archaeology at Glasgow University. Stephen's speciality is Viking burials, and he gave us a fascinating talk on Vikings, their ships and Viking Scotland. He explained that most Vikings were not the raiders and pirates that we tend to assume, but traders and farmers who settled in the new lands they explored. He described some famous Viking ship burials such as Oseberg More »

18 Jan 2026

Upcoming events

Feb 15

11:30 - Dinghy Free Sail

HW 1337 4.9
Feb 18

11:00 - Yoga class (open to the public…

This class is open to CBC members and the general
Feb 25

11:00 - Yoga class (open to the public…

This class is open to CBC members and the general
Feb 27

19:00 - Guest Speaker: Matthew Linning…

Matthew Linning from the RNLI will give a
Mar 1

11:15 - Dinghy Free Sail

HW 1314 5.1
Mar 4

11:00 - Yoga class (open to the public…

This class is open to CBC members and the general
Mar 11

11:00 - Yoga class (open to the public…

This class is open to CBC members and the general
Mar 11

19:30 - Main Committee meeting

Meeting in clubhouse
Mar 18

11:00 - Yoga class (open to the public…

This class is open to CBC members and the general
Mar 21

13:30 - Launch workboats

HW 16:03 5.8m
Mar 21

14:00 - Dinghy Free Sail

HW 1603 5.8
Mar 22

08:00 - Moorings work party

LW 10:17

Tide predictions for Leith

Sunday

15 February 2026

HW 01:28 4.71m
LW 07:09 1.79m
HW 13:37 4.88m
LW 19:42 1.41m

Monday

16 February 2026

HW 02:06 4.98m
LW 07:46 1.49m
HW 14:14 5.13m
LW 20:18 1.09m

Tuesday

17 February 2026

HW 02:40 5.21m
LW 08:22 1.21m
HW 14:47 5.34m
LW 20:53 0.81m

Wednesday

18 February 2026

HW 03:13 5.37m
LW 08:58 0.99m
HW 15:19 5.51m
LW 21:29 0.60m

Thursday

19 February 2026

HW 03:46 5.47m
LW 09:34 0.85m
HW 15:51 5.62m
LW 22:05 0.50m

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