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Reverie comes up trumps at Port Lincoln

Following the resounding the success in the 75th Adelaide to Port Lincoln Race, the Reverie crew turned their attention to the 2025 Teakle Classic Lincoln Week Regatta. This year the regatta, run over four days, comprised of 5 windward/leeward races and a 30 mile Coastal Race into the Spencer Gulf and return. Winds were light […]

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Cruising News 4/3

The five yachts on this year’s Bass Strait Cruise (3 from RBYC and 2 from SYC) enjoyed excellent 16-18Kt SW winds last Monday week ago to sail from QCYC to Refuge Cove, leaving on the 10am slack water and arriving in the very early hours of Tuesday morning. After enjoying a relaxing Tuesday at the […]

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Cruising News 25/2

The 2025 Bass Strait Cruise is off and running. As of midday Monday Feb 24th, the Brighton boats “Aquacadabra”, “Chakana” and “Kirra Kirra”, in company with “Atmospheric” and “Umbra Luna” from SYC, had cleared Port Phillip Heads on the morning’s slack water, and were making their way SE along the coast, heading for Wilsons Prom. […]

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Vendee Globe – Pip Hare

Most members will be aware of the recent dismasting of Pip Hare’s Vendee Globe IMOCA yacht 700 Nautical miles south of Melbourne. She setup a jury rig and limped into Melbourne shortly after Christmas. The decision was then made to put the yacht on a ship and send back to the UK where a new […]

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Celebrating 150 years

The next few months will feature three key of events to celebrate our 150th anniversary. Have you booked your tickets for the RBYC 150th Anniversary Ball to be held at The Carousel in Albert Park on May 9th? This glamorous evening will commence at 7.00pm and will include a three-course meal, drinks, entertainment by Richard […]

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Cruising Group News 18 Feb

The 2025 Bass Strait Cruise in Company will be heading off for QCYC this coming Saturday, with MetEye is suggesting a favourable following northerly to help the fleet on its way to QCYC for the first night. A pre-cruise dinner will be held in the downstairs restaurant on Friday Feb 21st, following the Member’s Draw […]

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Report from GC member Mark Woodland

Over the Australia Day Long Weekend, I was visiting  Paynesville on the beautiful Gippsland Lakes. It has often been called the boating capital of Victoria with 420km2 of navigable waterways,the largest in Australia. It was great to see 11 boats from Royal Brighton Yacht Club sailing in the Australian 2.4m Championships, in beautiful sailing conditions, […]

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Cruising News 11/2

The 2025 Bass Strait Cruise in Company will depart RBYC for QCYC on Sat Feb 22nd and to return to Brighton by Monday March 10th, 2025. It is not too late to join in the group – please contact John Walker ([email protected]) if you are interested in participating or have any other queries.  A pre-cruise […]

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GC Report – Greg Clinnick

Last Saturday saw ideal sailing conditions with light to moderate breezes, plenty of sun, and a balmy 30 degrees. A number of keel boats enjoyed the conditions sailing in a variety of trophy races with Div 1, Div 2, Cruising Division, and one design fleets all coming out to play. The race officers laid gates […]

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SLYS help needed

HELP Do you have a cruising yacht with a furling headsail? Would you like a fantastic excuse to go sailing on Thursday evenings? We need your help! Sailing Lifts Your Spirits has become so popular that we have a waiting list of Healthcare Workers and First Responders eager to try sailing. We simply don’t have […]