Herne Bay Amateur Rowing Club

Welcome to Herne Bay Amateur Rowing Club!

Founded in 1887, Herne Bay Amateur Rowing Club has a long history of competing in the Coastal Amateur Rowing Association (CARA).

HBARC is a completely different experience from your usual sport clubs. Coastal rowing is a physically tough, deeply rewarding sport. If you’re new to the sport there’s no better place to learn and compete than with HBARC!

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Herne Bay Amateur Rowing Club

Founded in 1887 and still a thriving coastal club, training all year and competing at coastal regattas throughout Kent and Sussex each summer.

Herne Bay Amateur Rowing Club

September 11th

DATE FOR YOUR DIARY 🚣🏼‍♀️ Open morning at Herne Bay Rowing Club. 📆 Saturday 20 September, 11.30am until 1.30pmWe're looking for people aged 12-35yrs who are competitive, enthusiastic and willing to train for our racing season (between April and September). You will be a part of a strong team who work well together and want to achieve great things on the sea. … See MoreSee Less

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Herne Bay Amateur Rowing Club is at River Plym.

September 7th

SOUTH COAST CHAMPIONSHIPS: our rowing season has officially finished and it ended with a high with some brilliant results. We had 15 rowers and their families head down to Plymouth organised by @plymouth_arc and @wearainsta gathering about 30 other clubs spanning from South East coast to the far end of Cornwall and all of the coastal clubs in between.Our whole rowing season came down to this one major event, held on Friday 5th and Saturday 6th September on the River Plym in river small boats and coastal four and quad boats (due to the expected strong winds on the Saturday).All of our club members were very visible in their bright pink t-shirts, which were a hit with everyone 😄💗We had four crews and small boats race on the Friday and three out on the Saturday. We couldn't have rowed without the help of Deal's quad boat, a river scull from Plymouth and river pair boat from Dart Totnes and we couldn't have rowed on the Saturday without our boats towed by Dover so thank you so much to those clubs for your help.Here are the awesome results:🥈 Men's Novice Sculls (Tom)🥈 Women's novice four (Evie, Lauren, Esme, Matilda)🥉 Men's novice four (James, Sam, Matthew, Will)4th Men's J16 quad (Sam, Matthew, Will, Alex)4th Women's pair (Kirsty & Evie)4th CHAMPS Women's masters40 (Melissa, Marie, Emily, Maria)6th Women's J16 quad (Kirsty, Lauren, Esme, Evie)Thanks to Plymouth for a well organised event and welcoming us to your beautiful district. We're looking forward to training hard for the SCC in Deal next year for the 69th championships 🙌🏼#cara #riverplym #rowingfamily … See MoreSee Less

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Herne Bay Amateur Rowing Club

August 29th

Meet our 2025 South Coast Champions. This year we're heading to Plymouth to row on the River Plym for a two-day event on Friday 5th and Saturday 6th September.We've got 15 rowers travelling down to take part in the following races:Friday Women's 2-Men's 1xGirls J16 quadBoys J16 quadSaturday Women's masters40 CHAMPSWomen's Nov#training#champs9#plymouth #SCC25#training #champs #plymouth #scc25 … See MoreSee Less

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