Welcome to
Bangor Regatta 2026

GREAT NEWS; OUR NEW NOTICE OF RACE AND ENTRY FORM ARE NOW LIVE!

Our Notice of Race and our entry form are now live and we are VERY excited to welcome YOU to Bangor Regatta and Royal Ulster Yacht Club!

Set on the southern shore of Belfast Lough, Royal Ulster Yacht Club is famous for its race management and apres sailing. If you own a yacht and want to challenge some of the U.K. and Ireland’s top sailors in four days of high octane racing in some of Europe’s top sailing waters then Bangor Regatta 2026 is the event for you!

If you enter before midnight, on or before the 31st January 2026 you will be eligible for a discounted entry fee AND we are very pleased to offer all boats berthed in Bangor a 10% discount!

In the meantime, keep an eye out on our Facebook and Instagram pages for more updates!

And that's a wrap for BR24! Thank you to everyone involved.

1/7/2024

Can't believe that we are now at the end of Bangor Regatta 2024. What an amazing four days.

Three in a Row for J109 Storm as Bangor Regatta 2024 Sees Thrilling Finish in Unpredictable Weather

1/7/2024

In like a lion and out like a lamb is said to mean that the month of March should end with quiet weather compared to a lion. But this is June, and the Belfast Lough weather hasn't reached the lamb stage yet. With not much more than 15 knots of a breeze from the North at times, light weather aficionados would have liked today's racing in the final rounds of Bangor Regatta 2024, though flukey and with severe wind shifts.

Exciting Finale In Prospect at BR 2024 on Belfast Lough

30/6/2024

Patience is a virtue they say and that is what was needed this morning when Belfast Lough was like a mirror and the Bangor Regatta fleet was motionless in the Marina. However word was that this forced stoppage was very much welcomed by some as after two days of hard racing and some revelling there were many tired bodies.

 

Kelly Family's J109 Storm Leads at Bangor Regatta 2024

29/6/2024

Never mind what's going on elsewhere In Ireland this weekend; with Shania Twain in Belfast's Ormeau Park, Taylor Swift at the Aviva, the All-Ireland Quarter GAA Finals in Croke Park and the Foyle Maritime Festival in Derry, there was plenty of action in Belfast Lough with the second day of Bangor Regatta drawing the full 40 strong fleet racing in rather more encouraging conditions than yesterday.

 

Ards and North Down Borough Council