Contact Sailers
Whether you have a sailing question, a correction to suggest, a destination we should cover, or a partnership enquiry, we’d be glad to hear from you.
Sailers is built for people who love open water — from coastal sailors and beginner boat owners to divers, travellers and families planning their next sea-based adventure. Use the form below to send us a message and we’ll route it to the right person.
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Working hours:
Monday - Saturday: 08:00 - 17:00
Our Office:
Woulds Court, 6-8 Park Rd, Cromer NR27 0EA
What Can You Contact Us About?
You can contact Sailers about:
- Sailing guides, boat handling and coastal safety topics
- Scuba diving, snorkelling and marine travel ideas
- Corrections or updates to an article
- Image, source or attribution questions
- Gear, destination or experience suggestions
- Guest contribution and editorial enquiries
- Brand, tourism board or partnership opportunities
- Technical issues with the website
Article Corrections and Safety Updates
We work to keep our sailing and diving content accurate, practical and useful. If you spot something that looks outdated, unclear or incorrect, please let us know which page you’re referring to and what needs checking.
For safety-related topics, we take corrections seriously. Include the source or official guidance you are referencing where possible, especially for UK coastal sailing, navigation, VHF procedure, weather, tides, lifejackets or diving safety.
Partnerships and Media Enquiries
Sailers is open to relevant partnerships with sailing schools, marinas, coastal destinations, diving operators, marine conservation projects, equipment brands and travel organisations.
Please include:
- your name and organisation
- website or social links
- the type of collaboration you have in mind
- the page, topic or audience it relates to
- any deadlines or campaign dates
We only consider partnerships that are genuinely useful to our readers.
Before You Send a Safety Question
Sailers is an editorial website, not an emergency service or substitute for professional training.
If you are currently in danger at sea or on the coast, contact the appropriate emergency services immediately. In the UK, call 999 or 112 and ask for the Coastguard. For urgent situations afloat, use the correct VHF procedure if you have the equipment and training to do so.
For practical sailing, navigation or diving decisions, always follow official guidance, local conditions, qualified instructors and the judgement of a responsible skipper or dive leader.
Send Us a Message
Use the contact form below and include as much detail as you can. The more specific your message, the easier it is for us to help.
Helpful details to include:
- the article or URL you are contacting us about
- your question, correction or suggestion
- your location or sailing/diving area, if relevant
- any official source or reference we should check
- your preferred contact details
We aim to respond as soon as we can, although response times may vary depending on the nature of the enquiry.
Thanks for helping make Sailers a better resource for sailors, divers and coastal travellers. We appreciate reader feedback, practical corrections and real-world experience from people who spend time on and around the water.
















