PSSA PennantWelcome to the Parker & Seal Sailing Association (PSSA)

As we have to book marinas and restaurants in advance, please see the rally details for the date to register /enrol for the rally.   This also helps the organiser manage the attendees with information. Remember you must be logged on to enrol

As you will have now been on your sailing adventures for the season, don't forget to submit you photos for the 2024/2025 Photo competition, Theme 'Distant shores'

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Next events

See Calendar page for full list
Event StartTitleWhere
Sun 24 Nov 24 Laying Up Lunch, Fareham Fareham
Sun 23 Feb 25 PSSA AGM 2025 EASTBOURNE
Sat 19 Apr 25 Shepherds Wharf - Cowes Cowes - Shepherds Wharf
Sat 3 May 25 Early May Bank holiday - Port Solent Port Solent
Sat 17 May 25 Ashlett Creek Ashlett Creek
Sat 24 May 25 Newtown Creek and Studland
Sat 7 Jun 25 RIOW - for information
Sat 7 Jun 25 Eling sailing club Eing Sailing Club - Southampton

Last updated

18 Nov:

Parker 235, Peter Parker, Now Sold

20 Sep:

Parker 235, Babe, Now Sold

18 Sep:

Parker 27, Jans Express, For Sale (revised price)

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Technical Reference

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The PSSA is the class association for Parker and Seal lift keel yachts and other types of shallow draft yachts.
As an active, friendly club with almost 350 members, it organises rallies, social events and an annual race around the Isle of Wight.
Seals and Parkers are British-built yachts, ranging in length from 21' to 33', mostly with lifting keels. They started with the Seal 22 in 1970, built by John Baker, and followed by the Seal 28 and Super Seal 26. In 1981, Bill Parker took over the range and added the Parker 21, Parker 27 and Parker 31. These then evolved into a high-quality range of cruiser-racers built by Parker Lift-Keel Yachts - the trailable Parker 235, the Parker 285 and the Parker 335. In 2009, Parker Lift-Keel yachts ceased trading.

Our interests cover:

  • Pottering, cruising and racing
  • Young and old
  • Family crews to single-handed
  • Short hops to extended cruising
  • ​Novice to expert

Benefits of joining the PSSA:

  • Enjoy cruising in company, on weekend rallies and longer cruises
  • Enjoy social events on land and at sea
  • Access the technical library
  • Get club discounts
  • ​Stay in touch via the newsletter and internet