Clube Naval de Cascais (CNC) is based in Cascais, Portugal. It is a Portuguese Atlantic club based in Cascais, where Lisbon's sailing scene meets open-water breeze and swell.
Founded in 1938, it has become known for international regattas, Olympic-class sailing and its position on a handsome Atlantic waterfront.
On the water, The club's waters can be technical, with Atlantic pressure, chop and tide adding bite to dinghy and keelboat racing.
Ashore, Clubhouse, race support and marina proximity make it a natural base for local and visiting sailors working the Lisbon coast.
For visiting sailors, Cascais is a useful stop for crews moving along the Portuguese coast, with marina services and a lively sailing community close at hand.
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