The Annual HMS Naiad Reunion
If you'd like to attend the annual reunion this year, you can view the details below. These details will also be shared on our Facebook page and via email, and any updates will be published in due course.
Please get in touch if you have any questions.
Plymouth
2026
This year's event will be held in Plymouth on the weekend of Friday 25th September.
Accomodation:
We recommend booking accommodation at Travelodge, Derry's Cross, Plymouth. Check-in for Friday 25th, departing on Sunday 27th.
Friday 25th Sept
For those who are coming for the first time we are quite an informal group and normally meet up on the Friday in a local pub. This year we will be in Union Rooms close by the Travelodge. Attendees usually arrive throughout the afternoon, so pop in and say hello when you arrive.
Saturday 26th Sept
On Saturday we will have a brief get together in the morning and you will then be free to enjoy the local sites either as a group or individually.
We are hoping to receive an invite to the Senior Rates Mess, HMS Drake on the Saturday but Devonport dockyard tour and cruises are also available if preferred. We will have a better idea of that closer to the date and will post an update.
Harbour Cruises
Maritime Heritage Tours
Saturday Evening 26 Sept
The arrangements for the Saturday evening meal will be confirmed closer to the date.
Previous
Events
Reunion weekends are held annually. They are relatively informal events with a short meeting (AGM) on the Saturday morning and dinner in the evening. Attendees are free to visit local attractions on the Saturday afternoon or join any group event that may be organised.
For many years a formal dinner was organised for the Saturday evening but after receiving feedback, in recent years a more relaxed approach has been taken, and usually a meal at a local restaurant is suggested.
Since the inception of the Association, reunions have been held around the country, in Birmingham (2), Bristol, Cardiff, Chatham, Hull, Liverpool (2), London, Newcastle, York, Portsmouth (2), Plymouth (3) and Weymouth.