The Little Ship Club

Just an amazing beautiful club on the bank of River Thames right best door to Southwark Bridge. Fabulous ambience, comfortable seats in chesterfield type upholstery. The library had a terrific collection of books, something for everyone I believe. The dining room especially in the evening serves tasty fresh cooked food in a very welcoming environment. The views across the river are worth sitting down with a drink and watching all the different types of vessels passing by. I was at one of their Tuesday evening new members and members. The menu was beef bourguignon with flavoured rice with a very delicious sauce, followed by an equally tasty freshly prepared custard and apply crumble,just like granny used to make. A great cross section of people that evening all with an interest in little ships. I believe this Little Ships Club Is an almost hidden jewel with exceptional comfort. The appropriately named cabins instead of rooms each, with a porthole as once again befits a yacht club, with a cost to stay making it certainly more affordable than some of the local hotels and with charm. Went back for my first lunch experience. Just had lunch at the Little Ships Club. The service was exquisite. The setting is really desirable. The tables are spaced out so that a business meeting is very comfortable. In fact there was a group for a corporate lunch and still we were able to enjoy the excellent food freshly prepared by the chef. I had a smoked duck with peach salad and the really tasty Fishcakes for my main course followed by an upside down peach cake with freshly made custard sauce. All in all a great setting to enjoy a lunch in a comfortable setting I'm the only yacht club within the city of London right next door to Southwark Bridge. Yes I would go back again Fred Finn The Worlds Most Travelled Person Guinness World Records 718 flights in Concorde. And 15 million miles

The Little Ship Club is an incredible place in the heart of London bringing together people who love all things nautical. I have been a member for the past year and I have met some amazing friends that I’ve been able to share some great sailing memories. From the winter fast cruises to pints on the Thames, I’ve made so many wonderful memories with some inspiring, fun and kind humans. The RYA training courses that the club offers helped me dive into sailing after doing my Competent Crew Practical only 14 months ago. I just did the RYA First Aid course today which provided a great foundation in understanding how to deal with a variety of medical emergencies at sea. I have also signed up for the RYA Yacht Master Theory next month which I’m really excited about getting into following the club’s October Fest party. It is a great place to fit any of your needs whether that’s learning more through training courses or meeting new friends over drinks, laughs and interesting chats.

The Little Ships Club is home to one of a kind sailing, social, & RYA training opportunities for sailors in the heart of central London. Located on the banks of the Thames River- it is a well suited space for meetings, lunches/dinners, private events, & social gatherings. As a member of the club, it provides a wealth of opportunities to engage in social sailing events of all kinds- both on and off the water. The club appeals to a wide range of sailors & is an excellent way to get involved in the sailing community.