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A Timeless Cornish Gem set on the Helford River

Mar 29, 2020 - Sun
Falmouth, United Kingdom
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Moorings, Membership and Admin
call Tom on 01326 340525

Restaurant Bookings
call 01326 340065

Comments or questions are always welcome. We’ll get back to you as soon as we can.

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Become a Member

New members are welcomed and Social Membership is only £15 per year..

You can download an application form here:
PNYC Membership Application 2020

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Port Navas Yacht Club is a friendly members club that welcomes visitors.

Founded in 1958, the Club is part of the picturesque village of Port Navas, set on the beautiful Helford River. From the Club you have access onto The Helford river and out into Falmouth Bay. Or you can go inland down the river to Gweek passing ancient oak forests on the way – but make sure you get the tides right.

The Club welcomes visitors – by boat, by foot and by car.

We have 26 Pontoon berths, 18 creek moorings, 32 beach moorings and racks for small dinghies. Parking is, we are afraid, limited. Where possible, or when the car park is full, please could you park in the village and walk along the charming river front – it’s a three minute walk and good for you!

Visiting boats can use the pontoon, The Club, the shower and the loos.

Our small and quirky Club house serves great value food and drink.

PNYC is managed by Tom and Antonia (Ant) Ellemann.

  • Moorings, Membership and Admin call Tom on 01326 340525 or email admin@pnyc.co.uk
  • PNYC Membership Application 2020
  • Restaurant Bookings call 01326 340065
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Breaking news: Seventh Cavalry stopped in its tracks

The new Government guidelines regarding essential travel preclude us from progressing with the Friday Feast takeaway that we were planning for this week.

We will instigate this scheme if and when we can. I imagine this will be a possibility before we are allowed to open fully again.

I have been looking into the history of the Seventh Cavalry. At the time of General Custer, infamous for the Battle of the Little Bighorn River, he had been up against Native Indians called Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, White Bull, Hump and Chief Gall amongst others.
We could perhaps invent a game whereby these names are applied to our illustrious leaders or if anyone can come up with other suggestions!

We will let you know when it is safe to come to us, hopefully not too long!

Please keep safe out there, look out for each other and keep your distance!

Mike & Nigel

18
Mar

Port Navas Village Support

Port Navas, alongside Constantine and Mawnan Smith, have put together a Volunteers List to provide assistance to PN residents who might need help.  

If you need help yourself details are on the Port Navas website: portnavas.com/ and for Constantine: constantinecornwall.com/

18
Mar

DAVID BURKE

We were sad to learn of the death of David Burke in Port Navas last week. This followed on from a period in hospital at the start of this year. David was a charming and joyful man and will be sadly missed. Our thoughts go to Jane and the whole family. There is more about David on the PN website www.portnavas.com

09
Mar

IMPROVEMENTS WITH FAINT PRAISE…

Along with a friend from up-country, Tim Hunt, we have put new decking down on two more pontoons.  We even had enough sun yesterday for T-shirts.  The anti slip strips are to follow once it stops raining!  There are a couple of cleats missing because we had to cut the bolts off.  These will be put back asap.  The old decking is being used to re-line the inside of the corrugated shed.  I proudly showed off my work to my daughter Nancy yesterday – I have lined the walls and ceiling with insulation panels and have started to put the old decking on top of that.  

All she said was:  “Wow Dad.  You’ve put everything in jam jars.”  Not quite what I was expecting!

09
Mar

CORNISH SHRIMPER FOR SALE

We have a Shrimper on the pontoon that a member is looking to sell.  £5,950 or nearest offer.  For full details contact Tom on 07798 824435 or admin@pnyc.co.uk

12
Feb

PATH HEAVEN

Work on the path beside the slipway leading on to the beach wall has been completed replacing the old, cracked surface that was there – thanks Tony, Pete and Mike.   

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