Itchenor Sailing Club (ISC) is based in Itchenor, Chichester Harbour, United Kingdom. It is a Chichester Harbour club with tidal creeks, classic dinghy fleets and a strong family sailing tradition.
Founded in 1927, it has become known for dinghy racing, keelboat classes and harbour sailing that rewards local knowledge and a careful eye on the tide.
On the water, Itchenor's sailing is technical rather than theatrical, with harbour channels, mud edges and shifting breeze keeping crews busy.
Ashore, The club offers launching, clubhouse facilities and race support for members, junior sailors and visiting events.
For visiting sailors, Visiting boats should study harbour marks, mooring options and tide times before wandering up the channel.
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