Winter rowing
Our rowers continue to row throughout the year, and sometimes, even in the winter, conditions are perfect. This was a recent row under the Tay Road bridge towards the V&A for a well-earned snack...
Category: Adventures
North Berwick Rowing Regatta
Yesterday, we had a fantastic time at the North Berwick Rowing Regatta. We want to thank the North Berwick Rowing Club for their incredible hospitality and for lending us their beautiful skiff, “St. Baldred.”...
Sailing trip to St Andrews
This Sunday sees a sailing trip to St Andrews. It’s one of our longer trips and for those who haven’t done it before, it’s a chance to venture out of the Tay Estuary and...
Adventures in Arran!
A group of the club’s rowers successfully completed a circumnavigation of Arran on June 21st & 22nd, inspired by the row achieved by the Arran Coastal Rowing Club in 2018. The total distance covered was...
Jubilee Weekend Sail to the Pool
Probably the sunniest day of the year and we had a good showing of boats out for the trip to the Pool on the Fife side of the river Tay. We were happy to...
Rise and Row!
Eider and crew set out early on Tuesday morning in the hope of catching a lovely sunrise… and the skies didn’t disappoint. A great way to start the day ?
Evening Row
Eider went out on Monday just before sunset for a truly unique rowing experience. Special thanks to Yolanda for organising and ensuring all necessary safety measures were in place. Everyone had a great time...
Fantastic Rowing Open Day – All were welcome
Skiff launched It started as a wild and windy day with rain forecast. But Rowers are hardy, friendly group and the first people started to arrive, dressed ready for the wet weather. Club doors...
Rowing & Sailing Together
We are now offering Rowing and Sailing every Thursday evening and, depending on interest the skiff also comes along on Sunday cruises. This is a great match for all weathers and cruises.
Sailing & Rowing to Abertay Sands
Sunday 27th June saw the first joint cruise between the Eider skiff and 7 sailing dinghies. Following a slow start in very little wind and the rowers well ahead, the wind then started to pick up...