In praise of Peterhead

[Ocklepoint]

Stonehaven would do.

[aquaplane]

Thanks, seems quite a sizeable slip but it's hard to get an idea of what the access is like.
As I say, this is all a bit of a pipe dream at the moment. However having a road legal trailer does open up the mind to interesting possibilities.

I wouldn't fancy trying to recover a Vega on a dingy slip. The one @ Boddam looks OK though, the wall alongside would be almost as good as a pontoon. You would need quite a lot of tide to float on, the low water pics on Google maps aren't at all encouraging but the high tide line looks high enough. There is a nice big car park to get the mast down and repacking the wheel bearings before you set off would be a good idea after dunking in salt water too.

[Rowana]

I'm fairly sure I remember the dinghy sailing centre by the marina having a concrete slipway, There are signs of it on GoogleEarth

But I may have imagined it

An alternative would be Stonehaven

The "slip" by the sailing club is a bit of matting stuff laid on top of the sand. OK for launching lasers, toppers and jet ski's, but I wouldn't launch anything remotely "heavy" from it.