Our Championships are open so therefore we have no qualification requirements to enter the RS Tera UK National Championships .

https://static.wixstatic.com/media/375cb1_2fd0e153068e45e78d43111447b0c483~mv2.jpg The Welsh National Sailing Academy and Events Center, Plas Heli is situated on the Llŷn Peninsula in North Wales Plas Heli Cyf. Glan y Don, Pwllheli, Gwynedd LL53 5YT The Club website is https://plasheli.org/(https://plasheli.org/)

https://static.wixstatic.com/media/375cb1_16dd1d3563fa4b0794cd0904d230ca77~mv2.jpg Support boats are welcome at the Rooster RS Tera Nationals - Plas Heli 2026. Booking details will be published soon....

https://static.wixstatic.com/media/375cb1_8bc309ccb8604d7cafaee13e60a1c26b~mv2.jpg The UK RS Tera Class Association requires parent volunteers for the RS Tera Nationals - Plas Heli 2026 for a variety of roles both afloat and ashore. We are reliant on our parents to help this year. Our entry form contains a section where you can indicate where you might be able to help. Thank you! RS Tera UK Nationals 2026 Organising Authority

https://static.wixstatic.com/media/375cb1_31376aa705d74fcb95134f3d5fdc0e25~mv2.jpg On the Friday evening we will be holding our RS Tera Nationals 2026 Championship Dinner. Competitors have a BBQ ticket included in the race entry, tickets for parents and non-sailing siblings will be available to order soon.

https://static.wixstatic.com/media/375cb1_1905f69ce4b54363b0a357d896a22b32~mv2.jpg Our range of RS Tera Nationals - Plas Heli 2026 merchandise will be on sale soon! Merchandise will includes:- Event Hoodies Event Polo shirts Event T-shirts Each sailor who enters at the Early Bird rate will receive an event T-shirt as part of the entry fee.

https://static.wixstatic.com/media/375cb1_67f2dc766ea04ad88fd419ea6c105da9~mv2.png We are delighted to confirm that our Class sponsor and main event sponsor Rooster will be onsite thoughout the event and the RS Event Support Team will also be in attendance. A limited supply of Tera related products from Event sponsor Allen will also be available.

https://static.wixstatic.com/media/375cb1_ed4a9975adb84ffd8bf813846fd95a8b~mv2.jpg Plas Heli, the Welsh National Sailing Academy and Events Centre, has a limited number of camper pitches on the site during events. • 24 motor home pitches, with electricity, within the Sailing Academy's Parc Heli (the main compound). Gravel hard standing with water points. • 16 pitches on 'Cei Heli' (the quay-side), with electricity hook-ups. Gravel hard standing with water points. • We have two grass tents area with up to 16 pitches, within 'Parc Heli' (the main compound).

A frequently asked question that we simply cannot answer. We endeavour to get the prize giving done as soon as we can after racing however we must ensure we wait for all protest hearings to be done to be sure we get the correct results for our sailors. We will always work as quickly as we can!

The Class sail number placement documents can be found below.

Explore the seaside town of Pwllheli in this coastal video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vXpzEeYHO8 Pwllheli is the principal town of the Llŷn Peninsula which lies on the north-west corner of Wales, dividing Cardigan Bay (to the south) and Caernarfon Bay (to the north). Being three sides surrounded by the sea, you are never short of a sheltered beach and the climate is relatively mild. To the east are the mountains of Snowdonia, the highest mountain range in the UK south of the Scottish Highlands. The peninsula stretches out around 30 miles into the Irish Sea and is only around 8 miles wide for much of its length. Being west of the Welsh mountains and in the Gulf Stream, Llŷn enjoys a mild, drier climate than that of the rest of Wales. During the winter there are few or no frosts, but the snow on the mountains in the distance is a beautiful sight. Around the peninsula's nearly 100 miles of coastline, there are sweeping bays, small coves, and rocky cliffs as well as islands, reefs (like Sarn Badrig in northern Cardigan Bay) and impressive headlands. The peninsula has its own range of hills, the most prominent of which is in the northeast, where the sharp peaks of Yr Eifl form the highest point on the peninsula at 564 metres high and even more sharply slope down into the waters of Caernarfon Bay below. The former miner's village of Nant Gwrtheyrn is set amongst this sort of backdrop and is now the National Language and Heritage Centre for Wales. Here, people with absolutely no Welsh at all can learn and those that already know a bit can brush up on their skills. Pwllheli is the main town for the peninsula, with its bustling weekly market it is the centre of the community here on Llŷn. Other main settlements include Aberdaron, Abersoch, Criccieth, Nefyn and Porthmadog.

The refund policy is clearly stated in the Notice of Race.

https://static.wixstatic.com/media/375cb1_964539d32fa247bb8ba2fc015d9959a4~mv2.jpg To view the Plas Heli prospectus, click on the image