Swallow Yachts Association | Site for anyone interested in the boats and yachts made by Swallow Yachts, including BayRaiders and BayCruisers

Swallow Yachts produces high quality boats and yachts that combine traditional styling, innovative design and modern performance. This site provides information about their designs and a forum for those interested in Swallow Yachts’ craft.

LATEST WEBSITE UPDATES

Swallow Yachts Raid – Mylor 2023 -
BC 23 number 28 for sale - Reluctantly for sale after a family move, and presently lying ashore at Cowes. If interested, please email jane.cornah@gmail.com for full specification and price.
Boat Instruments -
Power on Demand – The EPropulsion Spirit Plus XS 1276W on a BayRaider Expedition -
Ullswater - Ullswater is an enjoyable venue for Swallow Boats with accessible camping and launching facilities, lovely scenery, usually tranquil but occasionally exciting sailing and challenging winds from the surrounding mountains.
BR20 Askari in Norway - Bill Rollo and Matthew Peacock. An account of Askari’s voyage up the Helgeland coast from Bronnøysund to Bodø 4th-21st Aug 2019. After our 2018 venture up the West Coast of Sweden a further expedition to Northern Norway in 2019 was …
Scandinavian Cruise Roskilde to Oslo 2018 - Write-up of a Scandinavian cruise from Roskilde in Denmark to Oslo in Norway during the summer of 2018
A Lone Swallow - BayRaider Expedition “Escape” at the Morston Regatta
Ullswater - Guide to sailing on Ullswater
BayRaider Cockpit Locker Seals - Swallow Yachts' guide to updating locker seals on the BayRaiders and BayRaider Expeditions

Latest forum posts

Re: BRe rope specifications - mainsail hoisting issues ' - '[quote author=Ape Ears link=topic=3561.msg19288#msg19288 date=1713264117]Roger, I was tempted …
Re: Anybody been out yet?' - 'Sulis has been ready to go for a couple of weeks, but the weather hasn't been right since then. …
Re: Glue/sealant question' - 'I've managed to apply pressure to the glued-up wooden block to which the depth transducer is fix …
Re: Panel at front of cockpit' - 'So your panel is permanently fixed at the front end? I can see why you would need to release i …
Re: Outboard carry bag' - 'Consider leaving in the outboard well , stowed transversely in the retracted position , secured with …