The Salcombe Estuary Rowing Club (SERC) was originally established in 1992 to encourage the sport of rowing for all, regardless of age or experience.  Since its inception, the Club has successfully introduced increasing numbers of individuals to the sport of rowing, continually ensuring that the original aims of the founder members are being met.

The Club currently owns three Cornish Pilot Gigs (BOLT, CADMUS and WOLF) and four small rowing boats.  This means that it is able to offer a variety of fixed seat rowing opportunities for most ages and abilities.  The three gigs are extensively used by all sections of the club including Juniors, Ladies and Men's racing crews, Veterans (hardly at over 40!), Superveterans, Social Rowers and for the teaching of beginners. Children begin in the club's small boats, also learning seamanship from CRB checked instructors. 

Newcomers are welcome to come and learn to row - if you are interested please feel free to contact the Newcomer's captain. Contacts for all sections of SERC can be found in the "Club" section of this website.

As well as rowing, the Club holds a number of social occasions throughout the year - both for fun and for fund raising purposes. 

A copy of our latest Newsletter (January 2010) is now available - go to the Noticeboard page to download your own copy so you can catch up on all of the latest news!