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Lower Halstow Yacht Club - Medway

Lower Halstow Yacht Club – Medway is a sailing club located in Sittingbourne, NZ. The club is situated in a picturesque area and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding waters. With a rich history of sailing excellence, Lower Halstow Yacht Club is a haven for sailing enthusiasts of all skill levels.

The club boasts a state-of-the-art weather station and live cam, providing up-to-date information on wind speed, temperature, and humidity. This invaluable resource ensures that members can make informed decisions about their sailing activities. Additionally, the club provides access to official tide times for Sheerness and Chatham, allowing sailors to plan their adventures with precision.

Lower Halstow Yacht Club is committed to the safety and security of its members. They work closely with Medway VTS (VHF channel 74), providing regular reminders to vessels operating in the River Medway or its approaches. This collaboration ensures that sailors are well-informed and can navigate the waters confidently. The club also encourages members to report any suspicious activity they may encounter, further enhancing the security measures in place.

The club is known for its vibrant community and offers various social events, including weekly notices to mariners and racing competitions. These activities provide an excellent opportunity for members to connect, share experiences, and foster camaraderie. Lower Halstow Yacht Club also publishes a newsletter, “Up the Creek,” keeping members updated on the latest news and events.

Membership at Lower Halstow Yacht Club grants access to a range of exclusive benefits. Members can enjoy real-time tide and wind information, photo albums, and recommended products, services, and suppliers. The club also organises regular races, allowing members to showcase their sailing skills and compete against fellow enthusiasts.

Whether you're a seasoned sailor or new to the sport, Lower Halstow Yacht Club – Medway welcomes all with open arms. The club offers a safe and supportive environment, nurturing a passion for sailing and providing an extraordinary experience on the water. Don't miss the opportunity to become a part of this vibrant sailing community and create lasting memories.

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Lower Halstow Yacht Club

Lower Halstow Yacht Club www.lhyc.org.uk Key: D, SC, MC, M, 118

Sited at the head of the peaceful Halstow Creek, (accessible HW +/- 1.5 hours) adjacent beautiful Saxon church, a few minutes along the sea wall. The club welcomes visitors to use the club to get ashore and has moorings located nearby, specifically for their use. The club is predominantly a sailing cruising club catering for craft up to 35 feet length, but it also has a few very keen and active dinghy sailors. During the season and extremely popular series of “Top of the Tide” races is held. Organised events also cater for the cruising yachtsman, as well as the not-too-competitive cruiser turned racer person.

Commodore: Graham Leighton T: E: commodore (at) lhyc.org.uk

Mooring Master: Graham Leighton E: mooring_master (at) lhyc.org.uk

Secretary: Graham Osborne T: 01634 324517 E: secretary (at) lhyc.org.uk

Rep to MSBA: David Metcalfe / Graham Leighton T: DM 07777 644795. T: GL E: info (at) lhyc.org.uk

Lower Halstow

Season: autumn

Tucked away in the recesses of the River Medway, Lower Halstow is predominantly a leisure sailing venue. It has its own yacht club.  There are visitor moorings, but these only offer sufficient depth for an hour and a half either side of high tide.  The location is stunning, with fruit trees next to the creek.  The tidal mudflats attract wading birds, including oystercatchers, turnstones and black-headed gulls.  The village features the exquisite St Margaret of Antioch church, dating back to eighth century Saxon times, with regular additions since, such as the thirteenth century tower.  Lower Halstow is also a popular location for filmmakers.  Credits include the Hollywood blockbuster Wonder Woman, with scenes filmed at the wharf.

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At this time of year Lower Halstow is where I come to pick blackberries. It’s so peaceful, I use the time to think things through with the sound of the birds all around me, wonderful.

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Lower Halstow, Kent

Lower Halstow is a small village in Kent, north-west of Sittingbourne, with an interesting history. It is situated on the banks of the River Medway Estuary and on the A2 Roman Road. It is also on the Saxon Shore Way, a long distance footpath of 153 miles, which runs from Gravesend to Hastings, following the coastline of South-East England as it was in Roman times. The situation of Lower Halstow meant that over the years, the village made its living from the water. Fishing, barge building and pottery making, have all played their part. In the 19th and 20th century, brickmaking at Eastwood Brickworks, was important.

Moored at The Old Brickfields Dock, is the Edith May, a wooden Thames sailing barge, which was built in Harwich in 1906. In the winter months since 2009, it has provided a popular tea room. In 2010, it was restored and now offers charter trips on the River Medway and is available for event hire. Traditionally, the Edith May carried wheat and barley between East Anglia and London. On 3rd June 2012, the barge was part of the largest ever parade of boats, when over 1,000 vessels were assembled on the River Thames in London to form the Avenue of Sail for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Pageant.

On the banks of the Medway Estuary, is St. Margaret of Antioch Church, one of the oldest churches still in use in England. It is a Grade II Listed Building, dating back to Saxon times in the 7th century. St. Margaret is the patron saint of women in childbirth. The church has Roman tiles built into the brickwork, which were taken from a Roman villa in the village. There is also a rare Norman lead font, which is possibly the oldest in the country.

The Three Tuns Inn is a Grade II Listed pub on The Street, a short walk from the Quay and the Saxon Shore Way. The building dates from 1468. The Three Tuns was granted an ale licence in 1764. It is a traditional pub with a large garden and a renowned reputation for good food, which from personal experience, we have enjoyed. It is not surprising that a customer commented on social media, “The food was amazing but the service was even better!”

Halstow Creek and some of the village, was featured in the film, Wonder Woman, which was recorded in November 2016. It starred Gal Gadot, the Israeli actress, who played Wonder Woman. The docks and grounds of St. Margaret of Antioch Church can be seen in the film. The Quay was transformed to imitate a military encampment on the Belgian coast.

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