28th January 2023 at CA House, London

You are invited to our annual one-day seminar for CA members and non-members interested in cruising in the Channel area whether they are experienced or not.

Sorry, but this is now fully booked. There is a wait list you can join via the booking form in case anyone drops out.

17/18 August 2022 in Plymouth

Following the successful mini-rally held in Plymouth last year we are holding a "meet-up" at this years event.

Anchorages of the Channel Islands - Alderney

Tuesday 25th January 2022 at 7pm

A CA webinar from the Channel Section

Anchorages of the Channel Islands - Guernsey

Tuesday 18th January 2022 at 7pm

A Webinar from the CA Channel Section

Anchorages of the Channel Islands - Jersey

Tuesday 11th January 2022 at 7pm

A CA webinar from the Channel Section

Saturday 5th February 2022

Normally at this time of year we hold a full day seminar at CA House to bring together Channel Section members for some presentations in a sociable atmosphere. However, for 2022 we have changed our plan to offering two half day sessions presenting some of the topics that would have been in the seminar.

Channel Seminar Morning Online Presentations

These will commence at 10am.

Sat 3rd / Sun 4th July to Friday 9th July, plus potential follow-on rally to France ending Friday 16th July

Wed 18th August to Friday 20th August

A rally in Plymouth to view the spectacular British Fireworks Championship.

Other "attractions" will include pontoon drinks, dinner and a walk.

The Programme
Attached are further details of the programme. We do hope you can join us.

We are pleased (and sorry) to say that the rally is now fully booked. 

7pm. Friday 19th February 2021

Portsmouth QHM manages not just Portsmouth Harbour but a large sea area in the eastern Solent approximately by bounded Hill Head and Castle Point to the west, and Southsea and Sandown Bay to the east. With the movements of naval vessels, Isle of Wight ferries, cross-Channel ferries, cargo vessels, fishing boats, and the Gosport ferry the harbour can be very busy even before we count pleasure craft visiting numerous different marinas plus other moorings.