There are many surviving Hampton Safari's known, but not yet registered with us, still in regular use on the Norfolk Broads and elsewhere. In keeping with the spirit in which the "club" was set up, membership is entirely voluntary, free, and informal. We don't actively hunt or seek out other owners who haven't yet joined but we are always open to, and extend, a warm welcome to new members.
You can check out our list of registered Safari Boats and owners. If you have recently acquired your Hampton Safari you can register it for the first time or update it's existing registration using our simple online form, attaching an optional up to date photo of your boat as you wish. Registering with us and updating the changes in ownership, helps us build a unique history of each Safari. We have compiled some charts tracking the numbers of surviving Hampton Safari's by type/variant that are registered with us and (for Broads based boats) by their home mooring locations.
The club was originally aimed at owners in an attempt to gather and pass around knowledge. Not every Hampton Safari fan is necessarily an owner and we're very much aware there are still several Safari's in use as hire cruisers (on the Broads, at least). Anyone who is also "on Safari" while on their holiday is welcome to attend any of our informal meets - just send us your details and let us know you are coming.