The club was founded in 2003 and has grown bigger each year with 2017 being one of the most successful years the club has seen. The club trains two-three times a week at Settlers Dam where the canoes are stored in the racks there. Settlers Dam is situated in Thomas Baines Reserve and is a 20 minute drive from Grahamstown. The reserve and dam boasts beautiful scenery and many antelope including buffalo, kudu and waterbuck.
Continue reading →The aim of the Pretoria Gem and Mineral Club (PGMC) is to encourage and promote a general interest and knowledge of semi precious stones, rocks, minerals, lapidary and associated subjects.
Continue reading →Port Elizabeth Clay Target Club (PECTC) is an Outdoor Clay Shooting Range. We also offer club memberships should you wish to actively take part in clay shooting.”
Continue reading →The Speleological Exploration Club is a founding member of South Africa’s national caving body, the Spelaeological Association of South Africa. We are based in Gauteng, South Africand are dedicated to the exploration, conservation and scientific study of caves.
Continue reading →The aims and objects of FOSAGAMS are to assist in the formation of Earth Science Clubs and Societies and, to promote the hobby of lapidary art and mineral collecting and all its associated fields.
Continue reading →At the Swiss Rifle Club Johannesburg, we follow a specific shooting calendar that is determined by our committee at the beginning of each year. Each month, we take part in one or more shooting programs as planned, and all of these programs follow strict regulations in the interest of fairness and safety.
Continue reading →The Swiss Rifle Club Cape Town was established in 1949 by Swiss Nationals living in Cape Town. The club was formed to allow the Swiss residents in Cape Town to participate in the annual Swiss Shooting programs. Most of the programs that the SRC shoots in Cape Town are the exact same as those shot by the Swiss Nationals living in Switzerland.
Continue reading →The club encourages the fostering of fellowship amongst its members in a contentment inducing environment, upholding Swiss traditions and portraying Swiss values. Provide its members a place for information exchange, a support and advising centre for stranded, or simply a contact place from where new friendship can be developed.
Continue reading →The St Francis Paddling Club was established in 2011 in order to promote the sport in the greater St Francis. The club also focuses on development as well as coaching juniors, ladies and beginners. All welcome – join them every Wednesday at 17:30 at Quaysyde on the canals for a time trial or just a social paddle. Affiliated with the Eastern Cape Canoe Union (ECCU)
Continue reading →Club for canoeing enthusiasts. Affiliated with the Eastern Cape Canoe Union (ECCU)
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