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Introducing WPNSA |
Weymouth Bay and Portland Harbour are widely recognised as the finest sailing waters in the UK. This together with the development of the new purpose built, on-shore facilities have resulted in the Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy being selected as the venue for the London 2012 Olympic sailing events.
WPNSA primarily offers its superb venue for events and training, but also operates a successful sailing school (run by SailLaser), an active members' club and welcomes everyone to enjoy its fantastic facilities.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL THOSE WISHING TO CAMP AT WPNSA THROUGHOUT THE RSX AND BIC TECHNO WINDSURFING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Due to the size of the two Windsurfing Regattas taking place at the end of August and begininning of September combined with strict regulations governing the pitch area of caravans/vans WPNSA cannot accept any camperans/caravans on site from the 16th August through untill the 21st September. We have however secured only a short walk (5-10min) from WPNSA an alternative pitching area. To book and for further info please follow the below link. (please note we cannot accept any camping bookings over the Sail 4 Gold Reagtta)
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The Queen Accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh Visit The Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy
12 June
Her Majesty The Queen, accompanied by His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, visited the Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy (WPNSA) on June 11th. The Academy provides access to the best small boat sailing waters in the world and is the first venue to be completed for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The Royal Party met Bronze Medallist, Chris Draper and Olympic hopefuls in training, including Peter Greenhalgh, Andrea Brewster, Alison Young, Stevie Morrison and Ben Rhodes, as well as local people who are learning to sail as part of WPNSA’s programme with the Chesil Trust - which offers subsidised Royal Yachting Association sailing courses many of which are run in conjunction with SailLaser for children and young people who are disabled or at a social disadvantage.
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