Overview
Aviron Bayonnais was born on 14 September 1904 when a group of rowers broke away from the Société Nautique de Bayonne to found a new club on the Nive and the Adour. Since grown into a large multi-sport club — from rugby and Basque pelota to swimming and surfing — it has kept rowing as its founding section; its coastal-rowing crews made their mark in the early years, winning the King's Cup at San Sebastián. The rowing section trains all year; the club also has an outrigger (pirogue) section.
- Founded
- 1904
- Phone
- +33 5 59 63 33 15
- Registry code
- 784124091
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Racing
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No race running right nowSee VesselSOS RacingHistory and achievements
- 1904Founded on 14 September by rowers who left the Société Nautique de Bayonne
- 1905Applies to join the Union Nautique des Sociétés du Sud-Ouest; first coastal-rowing races
Location
- Position
- 43°29.20′ N 1°28.55′ W
43.48666, -1.47581 - Address
- 1 rue Harry Owen Roe
Frequently asked
When was Aviron Bayonnais founded?
In 1904.
Where is Aviron Bayonnais?
1 rue Harry Owen Roe.