A yacht club on Rimini’s Porto Canale that promotes sailing, motorboating, and sport fishing, featuring a youth sailing school and facilities for regattas, boat storage, and guest accommodations.
Circolo Nautico Rimini is a yacht club on Rimini’s Porto Canale, founded in 1933, that promotes sailing, motorboating and sport fishing and runs the “Scuola di Mare” youth sailing school (ages 6–16) recognised by national federations.
The club organises a year‑round programme of regional, national and international regattas and motorboat events, fields competitive teams, and stages social and cultural activities from its clubhouse.
On‑site facilities include 122 berths (6–16 m), boatyard services with crane and 9 m slipway, summer/winter storage, and a renovated foresteria offering guest rooms.
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Nautical sports and club activities
The club promotes and practices nautical sports, including sailing, motorboating and sport fishing, and it runs a youth sailing school. It also organises national and international regattas and motorboat events, and hosts social and cultural activities from its clubhouse on the Porto Canale in Rimini. https://www.cnrimini.com/
History and recognition
Founded in 1933, the club has developed sailing, motorboating and sport-fishing activities for decades and has been awarded CONI merit stars (bronze 1959, silver 1989, gold 2017). https://www.cnrimini.com/storia/
Clubhouse and social venue
The clubhouse is located on the Porto canale and was renovated in 2008 to be more open to the city and institutions. https://www.cnrimini.com/la-sede-sociale/
Facilities described include 5241 m² total area (2197 m² clubhouse, 3044 m² water and open areas), a 261 m² terrace, 90 m² pampas, 49 m² TV and reading room, 89 m² lounge for members, 76 m² changing rooms, and a 139 m² sailing school area.
Youth sailing school and training
The club operates the “Scuola di Mare” youth sailing school for ages 6–16, recognised by the Federazione Italiana Vela, Federazione Italiana Motonautica, Federazione Italiana Canottaggio and FIPSAS. https://www.cnrimini.com/la-scuola-di-mare/
Courses cover sailing, windsurf, SUP, wing, canoe, youth powerboating and recreational fishing, using Tridente/O'pen Skiff, RS Feva, Laser, SUPs, canoes and windsurf gear.
Instruction is provided by federated instructors (FIV/FIM), and the school publishes registration requirements including photo, tax code, medical certificate and swimming ability, plus recommended clothing and equipment.
Racing and regatta organisation
The club is an active host and organiser of regattas with a year-round calendar of regional, national and international events. https://www.cnrimini.com/nostri-eventi-sportivi/
Listed events include O'PEN Skiff national/open circuits, class nationals (including RS Aero and hosting Tornado world championship), Italian national powerboat events, Snipe regattas (Coppa Tamburini), and youth motonautica competitions.
The club fields competitive teams and has produced national/international results.
Recreational cruising and sport fishing outings
The club offers recreational boating and sport-fishing activities and organises leisure outings and themed boating days (e.g., “Itaca Day” / Regata per la Vita). https://www.cnrimini.com/la-scuola-di-mare/
It also provides berthing and launch/haul services to support recreational use of members’ boats. https://www.cnrimini.com/nostri-eventi-sportivi/
Social and cultural programme
The club runs a year-round programme of social and cultural events for members and the public, including concerts, gala dinners, themed gastronomic events, conferences and children’s parties. https://www.cnrimini.com/eventi-sociali/
It also hosts press presentations, environmental initiatives and charity/awareness days, and it runs a monthly cultural events programme. https://www.cnrimini.com/
Accommodation
On-site guest accommodation (Foresteria) was renovated in 2023 and includes two rooms with bunk beds for a total of 8 beds, shared bathrooms and a common area with views over the port canal. https://www.cnrimini.com/la-foresteria/
Bookings are made via the club secretariat.
Berthing, moorings and on-water support
The club has 122 boat berths for vessels from 6 to 16 metres, plus floating pontoon moorings for inflatable boats and water scooters. https://www.cnrimini.com/gli-ormeggi/
Support includes a crane for hauling and launching, plus a 9-metre wide slipway for hauling and launching.
Storage areas include summer and winter laydown yards of over 2000 m², with an internal seasonal storage deposit of around 250 m².
Dock/crew services include sailors to manage hauling, launching and assistance with mooring.
Boat-handling and boatyard facilities
Boat-handling and boatyard services include a lifting crane for hauling/launching and a 9-metre wide slipway.
There are summer and winter open storage yards of more than 2,000 m², an indoor storage depot of about 250 m², and on-site dockhands to assist with hauling, launching and mooring. https://www.cnrimini.com/gli-ormeggi/
Club operation and office hours
Club facilities operate year-round, with the secretariat open for 12 months.
The sailing school runs structured summer course blocks in the summer months, with specific course dates listed in the school calendar.
The secretariat office has distinct summer and winter opening hours. https://www.cnrimini.com/contatti/
Facilities & Amenities
- Bar
- Dining
- Meeting rooms
- Private functions
- Yachting
- Sailing training
- Cruising
- Racing
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Facts on this page are drawn from the club’s official website. Individual sections link to their supporting sources. Last reviewed: 9 June 2026.