S B Repertor
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Where we sail

Not sure where a trip goes to, or even where it starts? Check on the map...

View map of places where we sail
Match results

Repertor in action, from the Races picture gallery

Keep up to date with our progress on the Sailing Barge Association website
Notes


S B Repertor takes a maximum of eight passengers for races, 12 for other trips.


To check whether places are available, or to make a booking, please contact us.



Catering

Races are fully catered. For passage trips, catering varies. We provide good home-style cooking.



B&B on board before a trip

B&B overnight before day-trips is usually available at £30 per person. Two-day and longer trips may include this — please ask.
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There are nine sailing barge races — properly called matches — each year between late May and early September.

Eight matches count towards the annual Sailing Barge Championship, overseen by the Sailing Barge Association. Repertor is usually keenly competitive and was Champion Barge in 2007, having previously held the title in 2006, 2003, 2000 and 1999.

We can take up to eight passengers with us on match days. Learn the ropes and help out, or just sit back and watch the action at close quarters!


Prices

For match dates and prices, see Match dates 2008

Passage trips and daysails

Passage trips come before and after most matches, to take us to and from the host port. Daysails are often arranged for the day after a match.

If you are coming racing with us, why not add on passage trips or daysails as extra days? You could join us the day before the race, to help us tune up — or stay the day after, to help us unwind!

For full details, see Passage trips and daysails 2008



Picture credits: number 3 in the slideshow above by Bob Ratcliffe

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