Mylor International Sailing Center

In broad terms, the Mylor facility can create a totally flexible training package for any Olympic Sailing Team to meet their needs and remove the complication of multi-venue training. Mylor also has the experience and expertise in running major national and international regattas and has been chosen as a training and development location by a number of GBR World Sailing Champions.

Apart from the excellent open sailing waters of Falmouth Bay, the Mylor International Sailing Centre also has the sheltered training area of the Carrick Roads which in itself is large enough to fit full size Olympic courses, ensuring sail training can take place in any weather conditions.

The Mylor facility combines the excellent facilities of Mylor Yacht Harbour, Windsport International, Restronguet Sailing Club and Mylor Yacht Club all within a stone’s throw of each other and committed to supporting performance sailing.

Falmouth Bay and Estuary is one of the largest natural harbours in the world and has been attracting visitors for many hundreds of years. It is the last refuge or the first Landfall in the Western Approaches. In 1969 Sir Robin Knox-Johnson became the first person to sail single-handed around the globe and in 2005 Ellen McArthur broke the record for a single-handed circumnavigation, both intrepid sailors finished in Falmouth. This is a place which understands the demands of world class sailors. For the recreational sailor, or the most competitive Olympian, the attraction of the Estuary meets your every need. With over 70 square miles of magnificent sailing waters inside St Anthony’s Head and the Lizard these are surely some of the best sailing waters in England.

In the very centre of this yachting heaven, sheltered from the prevailing winds on the western shore of the Carrick Roads is Mylor Yacht Harbour. Originally the smallest Naval Dockyard, home of the Packet ships and centre for the French Resistance during the Second World War, Mylor has since been a yachting and sailing centre and base of the last remaining sailing oyster fishing fleet in the world.

The location provides everything anyone could want when choosing a performance sailing venue – well stocked chandlery, full rigging service, welding fabrication, traditional boatyard skills, latest GRP and paint technology, specialist performance boat repairs, dedicated dinghy and catamaran training centre, sail repair centre, two sailing clubs, marina, fuel facilities, marine engineers, self catering accommodation, café, bar, excellent licensed restaurant. Probably the best sailing training facilities in the country.

Mylor International Sailing Center The Place for Pre-Olympic and Paralympic Training!

• ALL the facilities to support an Olympic team • Conditions that match Weymouth Bay • Open sea and sheltered waters – sail any day, any tide, year-round • Convenient accommodation • Expertise for every sailing problem • Good road, air and rail access. Tell us your needs and let us put a package together for you. Whether for a full team or a single boat! Contact us at contact@mylorinternationalsailingcentre.org Mylor is situated in the very south-west of England, near Falmouth in Cornwall. Mylor International Sailing Center is in the wide natural harbour of the Falmouth Estuary with easy sailing access to Falmouth Bay. The harbour’s characteristics, the bay’s natural form, Atlantic weather patterns, tidal currents and local wind patterns are similar to the harbour and bay at Weymouth. As a sailing squad training camp Mylor has all the physical and technical benefits of a primary training camp in the lead up to the 2012 Olympics with support facilities for all the different Olympic and Paralympics classes (boards, dinghies, catamarans and keelboats) in one single location free of congested shipping movements or restricted areas. Facilities include:
• Marina with all-tide access and suitable for disabled access • 4 slipways (2 suitable for keelboats) and beach launching • Boat hoist and machinery capable of handling boats up to 35 tons • Full storage facilities for up to 450 yachts plus 200 dinghies • Undercover storage and workshops • Space for containers • RIB hire, support and storage (short and long term) • 24 hour security and CCTV on site • On site chandlery, riggers, sail repair, performance boat repairs and boatyard facilities.	• On site self-catering accommodation, up to 40 people, numerous additional self-catering, B+B, and hotel / guest house accommodation within 10 minutes • Coaching rooms with support facilities on site • Weight and strengthening facilities on site • Full health and fitness gyms within 10 minutes drive • Social / restrooms on site • Changing rooms and showers on site • Medical room treatment and doping control area on request on site • Fuel supply on pontoons • Wireless broadband across the whole site • Restaurant, wine bar, café on site.
In broad terms, the Mylor facility can create a totally flexible training package for any Olympic Sailing Team to meet their needs and remove the complication of multi-venue training. Mylor also has the experience and expertise in running major national and international regattas and has been chosen as a training and development location by a number of GBR World Sailing Champions. Apart from the excellent open sailing waters of Falmouth Bay, the Mylor International Sailing Centre also has the sheltered training area of the Carrick Roads which in itself is large enough to fit full size Olympic courses, ensuring sail training can take place in any weather conditions. The Mylor facility combines the excellent facilities of Mylor Yacht Harbour, Windsport International, Restronguet Sailing Club and Mylor Yacht Club all within a stone’s throw of each other and committed to supporting performance sailing. Falmouth Bay and Estuary is one of the largest natural harbours in the world and has been attracting visitors for many hundreds of years. It is the last refuge or the first Landfall in the Western Approaches. In 1969 Sir Robin Knox-Johnson became the first person to sail single-handed around the globe and in 2005 Ellen McArthur broke the record for a single-handed circumnavigation, both intrepid sailors finished in Falmouth. This is a place which understands the demands of world class sailors. For the recreational sailor, or the most competitive Olympian, the attraction of the Estuary meets your every need. With over 70 square miles of magnificent sailing waters inside St Anthony’s Head and the Lizard these are surely some of the best sailing waters in England. In the very centre of this yachting heaven, sheltered from the prevailing winds on the western shore of the Carrick Roads is Mylor Yacht Harbour. Originally the smallest Naval Dockyard, home of the Packet ships and centre for the French Resistance during the Second World War, Mylor has since been a yachting and sailing centre and base of the last remaining sailing oyster fishing fleet in the world. The location provides everything anyone could want when choosing a performance sailing venue – well stocked chandlery, full rigging service, welding fabrication, traditional boatyard skills, latest GRP and paint technology, specialist performance boat repairs, dedicated dinghy and catamaran training centre, sail repair centre, two sailing clubs, marina, fuel facilities, marine engineers, self catering accommodation, café, bar, excellent licensed restaurant. Probably the best sailing training facilities in the country.
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