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Wind direction is Northeast, wind speed varies between 15.6 and 20.1 mph with gusts up to 31.2 mph. The sky is clear with a chance of rain 0%.

Wind and wave weather forecast for Salcombe Yacht Club, United Kingdom contains detailed information about local wind speed, direction, and gusts. Wave forecast includes wave height and period.

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Whitestrand Boat Hire is a local business based in Whitestrand Car park, on the waters edge in Salcombe.

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Ashby's Easy Stores is a family-run business based on the stunning Kingsbridge to Dartmouth coastal road which aims to provide a fulfilling shopping experience for the whole family

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Waterborn is an all year round Paddleboard school and club which brings like minded enthusiasts to socialise on and off the water.

Based in Kingsbridge near Salcombe and Dartmouth in South West Devon. DEVON BOAT CENTRE Specialises in Boat Sales, brokerage, secure indoor storage, moorings, service, repairs and transport.

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Our boats are available to hire by the hour or all day which is 6 hours. Our boats are rigorously maintained and are regularly updated, and all boats are inspected and licensed by the Harbour Authority.

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My name is Linda Gresham, my husband Tony and I, found this beautiful, peaceful South Devon location almost 27 years ago and have since endeavoured to create an array of luxury self-catering accommodation to which all our guests, whatever their age, can come and enjoy something truly wonderful.

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A popular resort town in the beautiful south hams district of devon.

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• Devon TQ8 8JQ - United Kingdom
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• https://www.salcombeyc.org.uk/

Salcombe History

Salcombe is a small town located on the southern coast of Devon, England. The area has a long and interesting history, dating back to prehistoric times.

During the Bronze Age, around 2500 BC, the Salcombe area was home to a thriving community of farmers, who built settlements and worked the land. Evidence of their existence can still be seen today, in the form of burial mounds and stone circles.

In medieval times, Salcombe became an important center for the fishing and shipping industries. The town grew rapidly, and by the 16th century, it was a thriving port, exporting goods such as wool, wine, and salt.

During the 17th and 18th centuries, Salcombe became a haven for smugglers, who used the many coves and inlets around the town to bring contraband goods into the country. This illicit trade brought great wealth to the area, but also led to violent clashes with customs officials and other law enforcement agencies.

In the 19th century, Salcombe saw a decline in its shipping and fishing industries, but the town continued to attract visitors, who came to enjoy its beautiful beaches and stunning scenery. Today, Salcombe is a popular tourist destination, known for its picturesque harbor, sandy beaches, and quaint shops and cafes. Throughout its long history, Salcombe has played an important role in the economic and cultural life of the region.

Salcombe Top Tourist Attractions

Salcombe is a picturesque town located on the south coast of Devon, England, and is known for its stunning natural beauty, charming streets, and world-class seafood. Some of the top tourist attractions in Salcombe include:

• Salcombe Harbour: The harbour is the heart of Salcombe and is a bustling hub of activity. Visitors can enjoy a variety of water sports, take a scenic boat ride, or simply relax and enjoy the view.
• South West Coast Path: The South West Coast Path is one of the most stunning walking trails in the UK and offers spectacular views of the coastline, beaches, and cliffs. Salcombe is an ideal base for exploring the path.
• Salcombe Maritime Museum: This fascinating museum explores the maritime history of Salcombe and the surrounding area, including the town's role in the D-Day landings.
• Overbeck's: Overbeck's is a National Trust property that offers stunning views of the Salcombe estuary and features a beautiful subtropical garden, a museum, and a café.
• The Salcombe Gin Distillery: Gin lovers will enjoy a visit to the Salcombe Gin Distillery, where they can take a tour, learn about the distilling process, and sample some of the award-winning gins.
• Beaches: Salcombe is known for its beautiful beaches, including North Sands, South Sands, and East Portlemouth. Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and water sports at these idyllic spots.
• Crabbing: Crabbing is a popular activity in Salcombe, and visitors of all ages can enjoy catching crabs off the town's harbour walls.
• Salcombe Dairy Ice Cream: Salcombe Dairy is a local ice cream producer that has been making delicious ice cream since 1981. Visitors can enjoy a scoop (or two!) of their famous ice cream at their shop in Salcombe.

Overall, Salcombe is a charming town with plenty of activities and attractions to keep visitors entertained.

Salcombe Climate

Salcombe has a temperate maritime climate, with mild temperatures and relatively high rainfall throughout the year. The town is located on the south coast of England, which tends to be slightly warmer and drier than other parts of the country due to the influence of the Gulf Stream.

During the summer months (June to August), temperatures in Salcombe typically range from around 15°C (59°F) to 20°C (68°F), with occasional heatwaves bringing temperatures up to 25°C (77°F) or higher. The summer months also tend to be the driest, with an average of around 7-8 rainy days per month.

In the winter months (December to February), temperatures in Salcombe typically range from around 5°C (41°F) to 10°C (50°F), with occasional cold snaps bringing temperatures down to freezing or below. The winter months also tend to be the wettest, with an average of around 12-13 rainy days per month.

Overall, Salcombe enjoys a mild and pleasant climate throughout the year, with plenty of sunshine and moderate rainfall. However, visitors should always be prepared for the possibility of rain, especially during the winter months.

Salcombe Geography

Salcombe is a coastal town and popular holiday destination located in the South Hams district of Devon, England. It is situated on the eastern side of the Kingsbridge Estuary, which is a ria formed at the southern end of the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). The town is located within the South Devon Heritage Coast, which is renowned for its stunning cliffs, beaches, and coastal scenery.

Salcombe is surrounded by picturesque countryside, including rolling hills, woodlands, and farmland. The town itself is built around a natural harbour and is divided into two parts by the estuary. The main part of the town is located on the east side of the estuary and is connected to the west side by a passenger ferry.

Salcombe is known for its stunning beaches and clear blue waters, which are popular for swimming, sailing, and other water-based activities. The town is also home to a range of restaurants, cafes, and shops, as well as a number of historic landmarks and cultural attractions.

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Family membership is for married couples or established partners who live at the same address and any children 17 years or under. Please note it is the oldest partner's birthday that it is worked out from.

Senior Personal and Senior Joint membership is where you or your partner are 70 years old.

Cadet Membership is free to all children age 17 and under (as of 1st January) included in a family membership, but there is a fee for cadet only membership. Parents of cadet only members are welcome to use the club facilities (bar, catering and terrace) during and immediately after cadet sessions. Please note, the cadet only membership does not include 10% discount on food and beverages.

Berthing, Watch House and Kayak spaces are limited. Please contact the office for availability.

Winter Membership - this is from 1 Oct - 31 March of any year. The cost is £67 per person and this membership also includes the 10% discount on food and beverages at SYC.

Temporary Membership - this is a 2-week(consecutive) Summer  membership from 1 June to 30 September. The cost of this membership is £25 per person. U18 are free. Please note that this membership excludes the 4 - 9 July and 1- 6 Aug. This membership does not include the 10% discount on food and drink and does not allow guests to come in with this membership. This membership does also not allow use of the Cadet Boats on Smalls.

For more information on Membership, please contact our Membership Secretary Fiona Rew by email [email protected] or by telephoning the office on 01548 842593.

Please contact us if you would like to learn more about sailing, take part in competitive racing, relax with friends over a delicious meal or feast on the spectacle of sailing from the SYC terrace. Family membership is for married couples or established partners who live at the same address and any children 17 years or under.   

Please note that any member over 18years is allowed to borrow a  club boat(you must inform the Office when you are taking one out) any member under 18 is also allowed to borrow a club boat as long as they have a motorised safety boat on the water with them at all times.

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