Due to the latest Welsh Government Tier 4  COVID restrictions,  The Bar Restaurant at Plas Heli is closed. The next review is due mid January, when we hope to publish the pathway to a return to activities and re-opening of the centre,

 

updated 26th December 2020

Monday - Closed

Tuesday  11:00 -17:00 (food service: lunch 12-16:00)

Wednesday/Thursday 12:00 - 21:00  (food service: lunch 12-16:00  evening 17-21:00)

Friday/Saturday 12:00 - 22:00  (food service: lunch  12-16:00 evening 17-21:00)

Sunday 12:00 - 20:00  (carvery lunch from 4th October 12-18:00)

Saturday 5th September 2020  - Last Qualifying Race 75 miles Weighted 1.3

This race is the Last race in the ISORA Welsh /UK 2020 series.

The course has been set as follows:

• STARTING LINE at Pwllheli as defined in this Supplemental Sailing Instruction
• Madog Fairway (S)
  Causeway (P)
• Sarn Y Bwch (S)
• Ynysoedd Gwylan (S)
• FINISH LINE at Pwllheli as defined in this Supplemental Sailing Instruction

 

This is the last race in the Welsh UK series and the series winner will be announced with the results of this race 

There is a similar race in Ireland for the Irish ISORA Series Winner

At 17:42 today, the last boat crossed the finish line to conclude the 2020 championships. After three days of racing the Coastal Event managed by ISORA, was won by Peter Dunlop and Victoria Cox sailing J109 "Mojito". In the IRC Welsh National championships, managed by RDYC - class 1 was won by Richard Fildes in "Imposter", and IRC class 2 by Dave Hughes "Legless Again" The NHC Cruiser event with 10 entries managed by CHPSC, was won by Wil Partington sailing "Wil to Win" I am delighted to announce Dave Hughes as our overall Spinlock IRC Welsh National Champion for 2020. Thanks to our volunteers who helped make the three events within the Celtic Regatta such a success, and we look forward to seeing you next year 13-15th August 2021 - IRC Champs event team

The following is a statement by Gerwyn Owen CEO RYA Cymru Wales 

"Dear boater

Following the announcement by the First Minister in relation to the next phase of lockdown here in Wales, RYA Cymru Wales would like to highlight the changes coming into effect as of Monday 1st of June, 2020. The increased ability to enjoy outdoor activity will be welcomed by the boating community, and means that those with direct access to their boats may use them with members of their household, within five miles of their home.

Restrictions remain on some activities, and access to waters via outdoor sports facilities will not be reviewed until June 18th. All boaters are urged to check with their local facility and obtain appropriate permissions to launch from the relevant authority.

We will continue to follow Welsh Government guidance and take a considerate and responsible approach to the return of boating in Wales. It is essential that boaters follow guidance on social distancing and hygiene carefully, and comply with guidance on interaction with other households. Equally important is the imperative to boat safely, well within the levels of your ability, and avoid placing unnecessary strain on the RNLI and emergency services

We are seeking further clarification from Welsh Government and key stakeholders on certain areas of restrictions, specifically around outdoor venues, tourist spots and access to facilities. The position statement from RYA Cymru Wales will be updated and shared with members, clubs and centres in the coming days.

Keep safe, keep well, keep smiling

Gerwyn Owen       

Chief Executive Officer / Prif Weithredwr"