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Yacht Club of America – Reciprocal Privileges

The Process of Reciprocity:

Yacht Club Reciprocity is defined as “A network of Yacht Clubs in agreement for the mutual exchange of privileges within that specific group of clubs.” The Yachting Club of America has reciprocal privilege agreements with nearly 800 Yacht Clubs throughout the United States.

Although the extent of privileges may vary slightly, generally, an YCA yachtsman can expect to be allowed to use all of the welcoming clubs’ available facilities and services, including short term berthing, meal and bar service, heads and showers, etc.

Typically, a yachtsman can stop at a Yacht Club along his trip, and if the club visited is a YCA member, they are granted access.

All member clubs generally grant access to the bar and restaurant area as well as short term berthing, heads and showers, but depending on the club size and stature, various reciprocal rights are granted depending on the club's policy.

It is always prudent to call ahead to let them know you’re coming as well as to determine what services are available.

VIEW ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ALL CLUBS WITH RECIPROCITY

Reciprocal Clubs

Icoyc affiliate clubs.

The International Council Of Yacht Clubs is a group of the most active yacht clubs in the world, the ICOYC providing a window into their world of yachting, their long histories and fine traditions.

A significant number of these clubs have joined together during recent years to form the International Council, a catalyst for sharing their experience, and learning from the successes achieved and challenges faced.

Clubs that are admitted to membership of the ICOYC are primarily the senior yacht clubs in the various key yachting locations. They share the finest yachting traditions and are of sufficient size, with a sufficient range of activities, to be able to contribute to the deliberations of the Council.

Yacht Club Italiano Genova, Italy WEBSITE

Société Nautique De Marseille Marseille, France WEBSITE

Verein Seglerhaus Am Wansee Berlin, Germany WEBSITE

Royal Malta Yacht Club Valletta, Malta WEBSITE

Nylandska Jaktklubben Helsinki, Finland WEBSITE

Norddeutscher Regatta Verein Hamburg, Germany WEBSITE

Kongelig Norsk Seilforening Oslo, Norway WEBSITE

Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron Kirribilli, NSW, Australia WEBSITE

Royal Perth Yacht Club Crawley, Western Australia WEBSITE

Republic Of Singapore Yacht Club Singapore WEBSITE

South Africa

Royal Natal Yacht Club Durban, South Africa WEBSITE

Royal Varuna Yacht Club Thailand WEBSITE

Royal Bombay Yacht Club Mumbai, India WEBSITE

Royal Cape Yacht Club Cape Town, South Africa WEBSITE

St. Francis Yacht Club San Francisco, CA, USA WEBSITE

Southern Yacht Club New Orleans, LA, USA WEBSITE

San Francisco Yacht Club CA, USA WEBSITE

San Diego Yacht Club CA, USA WEBSITE

Newport Harbour Yacht Club Newport Beach, CA, USA WEBSITE

Long Beach Yacht Club Long Beach, CA, USA WEBSITE

Eastern Yacht Club Marblehead, MA, USA WEBSITE

Chicago Yacht Club Chicago, Ill, USA WEBSITE

Annapolis Yacht Club Annapolis, MA, USA WEBSITE

RSrnYC Reciprocal Clubs

The details of each arrangement may vary however we are sure that you will receive the same warm welcome that we at “The Southern” extend to our visitors from reciprocal clubs.

Members are asked not to go directly to our Reciprocal Clubs, instead please contact the club Secretary for the appropriate formal introduction.

New Zealand

Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron Auckland, New Zealand WEBSITE

Yacht Club De Monaco Monte Carlo, Principality Of Monaco WEBSITE

Barbados Yacht Club St. Michael, Barbados WEBSITE

Royal Bermuda Yacht Club Hamilton, Bermuda WEBSITE

Seattle Yacht Club Seattle, WA, USA WEBSITE

IDA Lewis Yacht Club Newport, Rhode Island, USA WEBSITE

United Kingdom

Poole Yacht Club Poole, Dorset WEBSITE

Parkstone Yacht Club Poole, Dorset WEBSITE

Mudhook Yacht Club Helensburgh, Scotland WEBSITE

House Of Lords Yacht Club London, England WEBSITE

Dartmouth Yacht Club Dartmouth, Devon WEBSITE

Brixham Yacht Club Brixham, Devon WEBSITE

Royal Western Yacht Club Plymouth, Devon WEBSITE

Royal Ulster Yacht Club Bangor, Northern Ireland WEBSITE

Royal Temple Yacht Club Ramsgate, Kent WEBSITE

Royal Solent Yacht Club

Yarmouth, Isle Of Wight

Royal Southampton Yacht Club

Southampton, Hampshire

Royal Northern & Clyde Yacht Club

Helensburgh, Scotland

Royal Naval Club & Royal Albert Yacht Club

Portsmouth, Hampshire

Royal Motor Yacht Club Sandbanks, Dorset WEBSITE

Royal Lymington Yacht Club Lymington, Hampshire WEBSITE

Royal London Yacht Club Cowes, Isle Of Wight WEBSITE

Royal Highland Yacht Club Oban, Scotland WEBSITE

Royal Fowey Yacht Club Cornwall WEBSITE

Royal Forth Yacht Club Granton, Edinburgh, Scotland WEBSITE

Royal Dorset Yacht Club Weymouth, Dorset WEBSITE

Royal Dart Yacht Club Kingswear, Devon WEBSITE

Royal Cornwall Yacht Club Falmouth, Cornwall WEBSITE

Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club St. Brelade, Jersey WEBSITE

Yacht Club De Dinard Dinard, France WEBSITE

Société Des Régates Du Havre Le Havre, France WEBSITE

Kungl Svenska Segel Sällskapet SaltsjöBaden, Sweden WEBSITE

Koninklijke Roei- en Zeilvereeniging ‘de Maas’ Rotterdam, Netherlands WEBSITE

Kongelig Dansk Yachtklub Hellerup, Denmark WEBSITE

Deauville Yacht Club Deauville, France WEBSITE

Bruxelles Royal Yacht Club Brussels, Belgium WEBSITE

Royal St. George Yacht Club Dun Laoghaire, Ireland WEBSITE

Royal Irish Yacht Club Dun Laoghaire, Ireland WEBSITE

Royal Cork Yacht Club Crosshaven, Ireland WEBSITE

Royal Belgian Yacht Club Antwerp, Belgium WEBSITE

Sandringham Yacht Club Melbourne, Victoria, Australia WEBSITE

Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron Manley Harbour, Australia WEBSITE

Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club Sydney, NSW, Australia WEBSITE

Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron Melbourne, Australia WEBSITE

Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club Perth, Western Australia WEBSITE

Special Affiliates

The king’s royal hussars.

The King’s Royal Hussars is the successor regiment to the 10th., 11th. and 14th. Light Dragoons, the formation of which was approved by King George I in July 1715 as part of an army tasked to counter the Jacobite rebellion. Known as the light cavalry, later the Light Brigade, they were subsequently amalgamated with the 11th. Hussars.

In July 2011, the KRH trooped its Guidon through Hamble and beat retreat at the Royal Southern Yacht Club, the precursor to a unique Twinning arrangement, engendered by the strong historical connection that they shared in the flamboyant figure of the late Lt.Gen. James Brudenell, 7th. Earl of Cardigan. He commanded the 11th. from 1840-1854 and was concurrently Commodore of the Club from 1847-1868. His Lordship is reputed to have flown the colours of the Club on his yacht Dryad, moored in Balaclava Harbour for the duration of the Crimean War, where he famously commanded the Light Brigade and led it’s famous “Charge”.

This Twinning Arrangement seeks to establish and maintain, in perpetuity, friendly relations between Club and Regiment and, through that friendship, promote sailing, social, educational and youth exchanges, and share a supportive interest in each other’s activities as appropriate.

Most recently, in April 2015 a KRH crew sailed alongside the Royal Southern in Antigua Sailing Week and in July 2015, Members of the Club attended the Regiment’s Tercentenary Parade at their Tidworth garrison, commanded by Lt.Col. Justin Kingsford.

King’s Royal Hussars Tidworth, Wiltshire, England WEBSITE

HMS Blazer is a commissioned warship in the Royal Navy and is the seventh ship to carry the name. One of fourteen Archers Class P2000 patrol vessels and part of the 1st. Patrol Boat Squadron, she was laid up in GRP at Watercraft Marine in Shoreham and having been completed by Vosper Thornycroft, went down the ways in 1998 and entered service with the University Royal Naval Unit (URNU) in 1990. At 20 metres LOA, she tips the scales at 50 tonnes, is powered by twin Rolls Royce turbo-diesels and operates with a permanent crew of five.

She is primarily dedicated to URNU training, the objective being to provide high quality sea training experiences to university undergraduates, developing seamanship, teambuilding and leadership skills. Wider tasking includes officer cadet training with the Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth, VVIP visits and security patrols and with a modest 1.8 metre draft, often shows the White Ensign in places that larger vessels cannot reach.

Blazer is the URNU at Southampton Solent University, Portsmouth University and Southampton Institute, is currently undergoing a major refit and after her re-commissioning, it is hoped to welcome her and her crew to the Yacht Haven under her current Commanding Officer, Lt. Nick Palmer RN, and his successors.

HMS Blazer Based in the Solent WEBSITE

Reciprocal Yacht Clubs

Yacht clubs with whom we offer reciprocal privileges:.

Reciprocal Clubs

An important benefit to your Norfolk Yacht and Country Club membership is access to all the other prestigious private clubs worldwide that have reciprocity with Norfolk Yacht.

Whether you are planning dinner out or an overnight stay, please make your reservations directly with the reciprocal club , then call NYCC to have a letter of introduction sent.

Burgee Swap Program

Reciprocal Clubs Listed Alphabetically by State

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Southern Yacht Club

Southern Yacht Club is located in the West End area of New Orleans, on the shores of Lake Pontchartrain. Established in 1849, it is the second oldest yacht club in the United States.

From the SYC Commodore :

Video: The Story of the Southern Yacht Club

The Second Oldest Yacht Club

New Orleans in the antebellum era was a thriving port city, banking center and cultural leader. However, during the summer months, many New Orleanians would retreat to the Gulf Coast to flee the city’s heat, humidity and outbreaks of yellow fever. Summer homes, hotels and boarding houses dotted the coast along the Mississippi Sound to Mobile Bay. The first recorded regattas in this region were held as early as the 1830s in the coastal ports of Biloxi and Mobile.

A favorite destination among New Orleanians was the Pass Christian Hotel. There, SYC’s organizational meeting was held on July 21, 1849 and the hotel became its headquarters for several years. James W. Behan was elected as the club’s first president (the title “commodore” was not used until 1854) and eighteen yachts answered the starting gun for the club’s inaugural regatta that summer.

Activities continued at “The Pass” until 1857 when the club relocated to New Orleans and held its regattas on Lake Pontchartrain. Meetings were held at various locations in the city.

The Race to the Coast

The year after its founding, on July 4th, 1850, SYC held the first of what was to become an annual race from New Orleans to Pass Christian. The racecourse winds its way across Lake Pontchartrain, through The Rigolets to Lake Borgne and then into the Mississippi Sound. This annual Race to the Coast continues today and is among the oldest regattas still regularly contested in the United States.

A Clubhouse, at last

The seventeen years of Civil War and Reconstruction greatly curtailed boating activities until 1878 when the club was reorganized and its first postwar regatta held. The following year, a handsome clubhouse was built over the water on the shoreline of Lake Pontchartrain. It became the scene of many elaborate social events as well as sailing competitions. In 1899 a new and larger clubhouse was erected under the leadership of Commodore Albert Baldwin. Regattas continued annually on the lake with the fleet competing each summer in interclub races on the Gulf Coast.

The Fish Class sloop, designed by SYC member Rathbone DeBuys, had its debut in 1919 and quickly became the most popular one design class in the Gulf South. Other early classes of yachts introduced were the Massachusetts Bay 21 Footer, Star and Sound Interclub.

The 1899 clubhouse was extensively enlarged and renovated in the 1920s. The grand ballroom addition hosted many gala events which featured many of the emerging jazz pioneers of the day. The grand structure saw heavy use by the US Navy and Coast Guard during World War II and, in 1949, it was replaced by a modest, concrete and steel structure. This building was expanded in the 1960s and ’80s, and another major expansion was set to begin in 2005.

The Gulf Yachting Association

In 1919, America’s Cup celebrity and sailing benefactor, Sir Thomas Lipton (who lived in New Orleans as a young man), donated an elaborate trophy to SYC for an Interclub Challenge amongst Gulf Coast yacht clubs. This effort helped spark the reorganization of the Gulf Yachting Association. Originally conceived in 1901 by members of SYC and several other Gulf Coast clubs, the GYA brought together yachtsmen from Houston to St. Petersburg and as far inland as Arkansas to encourage the sport of yacht racing.

The popular Fish Class became the standard-issue yacht of each GYA club for the annual Lipton Cup Challenge, which remains keenly contested to this day. The GYA’s year-long interclub series is named for SYC Commodore Auguste Capdevielle, who passed away in office in 1940.  In 1968, the Flying Scot replaced the aging Fish Class as the GYA interclub yacht.  Today, the GYA has over thirty member clubs.

The Olympic Games

The 1932 Olympic Games saw SYC Star Class skipper Gilbert Gray and crew, Andrew Libano, win a Gold Medal.  It was U.S.A.’s first-ever Olympic medal in sailing.  SYC sailors continued to be regular participants in the Olympic Trials, but none would reach the games until G.S. “Buddy” Friedrichs, Jr., with crew, Barton Jahncke and Click Schreck, won the Gold Medal in the Dragon Class in 1968.

SYC’s next Olympian was Flying Dutchman sailor, Steve Burdow, crewing for Paul Foerster in the 1992 Games.  The pair won the Silver Medal that year.

From 1996 to 2008, SYC was represented in four straight Olympic Games.  Skipper Johnny Lovell and crew, Charlie Ogletree, dominated the Tornado Class during this period, winning multiple national and international class championships.  Their greatest success came in 2004, when they won the Silver Medal.  In 2008, SYC would be represented in two Olympic classes in Tsingtao, China.

Luxury yacht builder John Dane, III had made several runs at the Olympics during his lifelong sailing career, but it was not until 2008, at the age of 58, that he finally achieved his goal.  Sailing in the uber-competitive Star Class, with his son-in-law as crew, John peaked at just the right time to win the Olympic Trials and represent U.S.A. in the 2008 games.  Unfortunately for both Dane and Lovell, the conditions were not as expected and their careful light-air preparation became a liability.  Neither team won a medal.

The Olympic Sailing Association at New Orleans

A Founding Member of the NSHOF, the Olympic Sailing Association was founded by SYC members to encourage development of future Olympians. This successful non-profit organization maintains a strong presence throughout the Gulf Coast region.

Hurricane Katrina

Hurricane Katrina made landfall just east of New Orleans on August 29, 2005 causing widespread destruction throughout the region. Though only modestly damaged by wind and flood waters, the clubhouse was ultimately destroyed by a massive fire which burned, unchecked, in the hours following the storm. Sadly, many historic trophies and other priceless artifacts were lost in the fire.

After two years of construction and countless hours of work by Commodore Jim Wade and the Governing Committee, the new clubhouse was opened in 2009.  Once again, SYC had a permanent home and, like the previous clubhouses, it is the crown jewel of the New Orleans Lakefront.

Over the years, SYC sailors have won four Olympic medals and numerous national and international championships. Through more than one hundred and fifty years of prosperity, depressions, wars, yellow fever epidemics, floods and hurricanes, the Southern Yacht Club has always maintained a tradition of keen competition, sportsmanship and eponymous hospitality.

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An allied member of the Yacht Club de France, the Yacht Club de Monaco is also twinned with 15 prestigious clubs and maintains reciprocal agreements with 67 others all over the world.

Twinned Clubs

Reciprocal clubs.

Twinning between clubs enables:

– The development of sporting activities between clubs, with all members being able to participate freely under equal conditions

– Free access for society members of the twinned clubs to the premises, restaurant and lounges and services on offer on presentation of their membership card

– Access to the boutiques in both clubs

– Exchanges between the two clubs Sailing Schools, including competitions and coaches.

– Any active member of a club who takes up residence in the country of a twinned club is obliged to change affiliation to that club after six months residence and to conform to the statutes of the club concerned.

In addition to twinning agreements, the Yacht Club de Monaco has also established privileged relations with about 67  yacht clubs all over the world. These reciprocal agreements allow YCM society members to call into these clubs and have free access to the clubhouse on presentation of their membership card and letter of recommendation from their Club.

A club with a role to play in the Principality’s international standing

Cercle de l’union inter-allié.

Allied member of Yacht Club de France and affiliated to the Cercle de l’Union Interalliée, Yacht Club de Monaco is also twinned with 15 prestigious clubs brought together within this international network.

To visit another Yacht Club

May we remind you that if you wish to visit any of our twinned or reciprocal clubs we would be grateful if you could advise our Foreign Clubs team beforehand, so that the club in question can be contacted and an official introductory letter addressed to them. Please send an email to [email protected] with the name of the club you wish to visit and the dates when you will be in their area. We thank you, as members of an exclusive and private Clubhouse, for your understanding and wish you all a very happy holiday.

1867 - Paris, France www.ycf-club.fr

RCN Barcelona

1879 - Espagne www.rcnb.com

1872 - Suisse www.nautique.ch

YC Italiano

1879 - Italie www.yachtclubitaliano.it

YC Costa Smeralda

1967 - Italie www.yccs.it

1830 - Suède www.ksss.se

Singapore YC

1826, Singapour www.rsyc.org.sg

1933 - Piraeus, Grèce www.ycg.gr

Circolo Vela Sicilia

1933 - Siciles www.circolodellavela.it

YC Rio de Janeiro

1920 - Brésil www.icrj.com.br

Iate Clube Santos

1947 - Brésil www.icsantos.com.br

YC Argentino

1883 - Buenos Aires, Argentine www.yca.org.ar

YC Punta del Este

1924 - Uruguay www.ycpe.org.uy

Royal Cork YC

1720 - Irlande www.royalcork.com

1938 - Portugal www.cncascais.com

KIELER YACHT CLUB

1887 - Allemagne www.kyc.de

Northern America

• 01 | Annapolis Yacht Club, USA
• 02 | Epping Forest Yacht Club, USA
• 03 | Palm Beach Yacht Club, USA
• 04 | Oakland Yacht Club, USA
• 05 | Manhattan Yacht Club, USA
• 06 | Long Beach Yacht Club, USA
• 07 | Embassy Club, USA
• 08 | Balboa Bay Yacht Club, USA
• 09 | Royal Canadian Yacht Club, Canada
• 10 | St Francis Yacht Club, USA
• 11 | Queen City Yacht Club, USA
• 12 | Outrigger Canoe Club Hawaï, USA
• 13 | Ocean Reef Club, USA

South America

• 14 | Iate Clube Rio de Janeiro, Brésil
• 15 | Iate Clube de Santos, Sao Paulo, Brésil
• 16 | Yacht Club Punta del Este, Uruguay
• 17 | Yacht Club Argentino, Argentine
• 18 | Club de Pesca de Cartagena, Colombie
• 19 | Salinas Yacht Club, Equateur
• 20 | Club Nautico Int. Hemingway de la Habana, Cuba
• 21 | Club Náutico de San Juan, Puerto Rico
• 22 | Anguilla Yacht Club

Middle East

• 23 | Dubai International Marine Club
• 24 | Yacht Club de France, France
• 25 | Real Club Nautico de Barcelona, Espagne
• 26 | Société Nautique de Genève, Suisse
• 27 | Yacht Club Italiano, Italie
• 28 | Yacht Club Costa Smeralda, Italie
• 29 | Yacht Club Punta Ala, Italie
• 30 | Circolo della Vela Sicilia, Italie
• 31 | Circolo Canottieri Aniene, Italie
• 32 | Reale Yacht Club Canottieri Savoia, Italie
• 33 | Yachting Club San Marino, Italie
• 34 | Yacht Club Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italie
• 35 | Yacht Club Porto Rotondo, Italie
• 36 | Club Nautico di Roma, Italie
• 37 | Circolo della Vela Bari, Italie
• 38 | Circolo della Vela Venezia, Italie
• 39 | Circolo Vela di Torbole, Italie
• 40 | Circolo Nautico e della Vela Argentario, Italie
• 41 | Kungl Svenska Segel Sällskapet, Suède
• 42 | Yacht Club of Greece, Grèce
• 43 | Gstaad Yacht Club, Suisse
• 44 | Club de Mar Marbella, Espagne
• 45 | Bruxelles Royal Yacht Club, Belgique
• 46 | Royal Western Yacht Club, UK
• 47 | Royal Thames Yacht Club, UK
• 48 | Royal Burnham Yacht Club, UK
• 49 | Royal Southern Yacht Club, UK
• 50 | Norddeutscher Regatta Verein, Allemagne
• 51 | Clube Naval de Cascais, Portugal
• 52 | Royal Saint George Yacht Club, Dublin - Irlande
• 53 | Royal Cork Yacht Club, Co. Cork, Irlande
• 54 | Royal Yacht Club of Moscow, Russie
• 55 | St Petersburg Sea Yacht Club, Russie
• 56 | Royal Cape Yacht Club, Afrique du Sud
• 57 | Royal Natal Yacht Club, Afrique du Sud
• 58 | Dar es Salaam Yacht Club, Tanzanie
• 59 | Yacht Club Africa Jade Korba, Tunisie
• 60 | Republic of Singapore Yacht Club,Singapour
• 61 | Changi Sailing Club, Singapour
• 62 | Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club
• 63 | Royal Brunei Yacht Club, Borneo
• 64 | Royal Selangor Yacht Club, Malaisie
• 65 | Royal Bombay Yacht Club, Inde
• 66 | Tanglin Club, Singapour
• 67 | Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, Nouvelle-Zélande

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Pacific Corinthian Yacht Club

Established in 1976, PCYC members enjoy social and boating activities in one of Ventura County's most beautiful settings. Operating year-round, the Pacific Corinthian Yacht Club offers a variety of activities for our members and families including a swimming pool and spa, a full service dining room, and full service bar. Our members enjoy, sailing the Pacific Ocean on the club sailboat Selavy, navigating Channel Islands Harbor in the club owned 22ft electric boat, paddle boarding, riding the aqua bikes, and kayaking.

PCYC takes pride in being one of the friendliest yacht clubs in Southern California. As a member of the Southern California Yachting Association, club members enjoy reciprocity benefits with yacht clubs throughout California, and around the world. But what our members like most is coming to the club on a Friday night for Ice Breakers (Happy Hour) and dinner, meeting friends for bridge (3 groups) staying healthy with yoga, and enjoying the friendships they have made with other members.

We invite you to schedule a personal tour of Pacific Corinthian Yacht Club and consider becoming part of our community. Call us at (805)-985-7292

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Visiting Yachtsmen

Welcome to southwestern yacht club.

The members and staff of SWYC welcome you to our club.  We hope your stay with us will encourage you to make us a frequent port of call. For more information on visiting SWYC, please email us at [email protected] or call (619)222-0438.

Southern California Yacht Clubs Pull down Yacht Club Menu Southern California Yacht Clubs - San Diego Bay Yacht Clubs Open daily available daily, closed Tuesday 619.422.3406 Contact yacht club for reciprocal information. Reservations required. Open daily available 619.424.5938 50% sail - 50% power Open daily available, closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays 619.435.2480 Open Wednesday through Sunday available Hotel, health club, tennis courts and pool 619.223.1723 Open weekends, holidays and Wednesdays available 619.437.0329  80% sail - 20% power: Open on weekends Club pool Open daily available Club pool & tennis courts 619.224.3059 Open daily available Wednesday through Sunday Club pool & tennis courts, dry storage 619.222-4506 Open daily available Wednesday through Sunday Club dry storage ASSOCIATIONS Cortez Racing Association 619.222.-8214 Women’s Yacht Racing Fleet of San Diego Southern California Yacht Clubs - Mission Bay Yacht Clubs Open Wednesday through Sunday available Friday through Sunday Southern California Yacht Clubs - Oceanside Yacht Clubs 858.488.2442 Southern California Yacht Clubs - Dana Point Yacht Clubs 760.722.0239 949.496.1603 Open Thursday through Sunday available Lunch and dinner served Thursday through Sunday Southern California Yacht Clubs - Newport Beach Yacht Clubs 949.661.1583   Open daily open daily Lunch and dinner served Tuesday through Friday and dinner Sunday Club dry storage 949.673.9555 50% sail - 50% power Open daily open daily available Club pool and dry storage 949.644.9580 Open daily open daily 714.549-3480 Open daily open Wednesday through Sunday Serving breakfast, lunch Friday though Sunday and dinner Wednesday through Sunday 949.673-8937 Open daily available Serving lunch daily 949.673.5324 Open daily available South Shore Yacht Club 949.673-3972 1966 Balboa Island Yacht Club Boy Scout Sea Base Newport Beach Yacht Club Newport ocean sailing association. Orange Coast College Sailing Center Voyagers yacht club. Women’s Ocean Racing Sailing Association Southern California Yacht Clubs - Huntington Harbour Yacht Clubs Open daily available Fridays and for special events Serving lunch daily Sunset Aquatic Yacht Club Wooden Hull Yacht Club Southern California Yacht Clubs - Avalon Bay, Santa Catalina Island Yacht Clubs Catalina Island Yacht Club 562.592.0887 Santa Barbara Sailing Club 310.510.2340 Southern California Yacht Clubs - Long Beach - Alamitos Bay Yacht Clubs Open daily available Serves Breakfast and lunch daily Open daily Corsair Yacht Club Little Ships Fleet of Long Beach Open daily Serves lunch and dinner Tuesday through Sunday Club pool and dry storage Navy Yacht Club of Long Beach 6201 Appian Way, Long Beach CA 90803 562.598.9401 562.430.8471 50% power - 50%t sail 120 E. Shoreline Dr., Long Beach CA 90802 (562) 252-9681 The clubhouse will be expanding the new clubhouse located at 223-1/2 Marina Drive in Long Beach soon. Open daily open Wednesday through Sunday 255 Marina Drive, Long Beach CA 90803 562.594-6337 562.594.5787  30% power - 70% sail. Open Friday through Sunday Open Friday through Sunday Blue Water Cruising Club 386 Shoreline Drive South, Long Beach CA 90802 (562) 435-4093 (562) 432-2544 50% sail - 50% power Long Beach Single Sailing Association P.O. Box 45768, Los Angeles, CA 90045 Marina Yacht Club of Long Beach P.O. Box 90635, Long Beach, CA 90809 562.430.1715 Offshore Cruising Club 238 16th St., Seal Beach, CA 90740 562.594.8214 West Coast Yacht Club P.O. Box 3324, Long Beach, CA 90803-0324 (818) 249-1876 Southern California Yacht Clubs - Los Angeles - San Pedro - Wilmington Yacht Clubs P.O. 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Are services generally free at the reciprocating club or discounted? 12-06-2014, 14:51   Boat: 1995 hunter 430 ....the answer is clearly a YES....we belong to a club and we have reciprocals on the side and the Canadian side......all of the clubs we have been to have great facilities ...power,wifi, pools, sauna and great bathrooms.. if it wasnt for reciprocals I would have never entered the Royal Canadian Yacht Club or the Boulevard Club etc..... we could easily spend the season all over the lake without paying for one slip and with great company...the yaucht clubs are very friendly......around here the reciprocal usually offers 3 day at the club..... 12-06-2014, 14:55   ....the answer is clearly a YES....we belong to a club and we have reciprocals on the side and the Canadian side......all of the clubs we have been to have great facilities ...power,wifi, pools, sauna and great bathrooms.. if it wasnt for reciprocals I would have never entered the Royal Canadian Yacht Club or the Boulevard Club etc..... we could easily spend the season all over the lake without paying for one slip and with great company...the yaucht clubs are very friendly......around here the reciprocal usually offers 3 day at the club..... 12-06-2014, 15:05   Boat: Island Packet 380, now sold of Yachting Club of America, which maintains a register of clubs offering reciprocal privileges (link => ) You might want to check it out. We took advantage of reciprocity a number of times on the . 12-06-2014, 15:22   Boat: C&C Landfall 35 HiHo or not if you have $$ and they have an open slip it's yours. 12-06-2014, 16:31   Boat: We have a problem... A serious addiction issue. almost all the clubs are members of the GYA. Reciprocity is automatic and full between them and other GYA clubs. Non GYA members are typically allowed full access to the facilities, member rates on rentals, space, ect. But unlike other GYA members you may have to pay for it at the time. Generally we don't allow cross to non-GYA clubs unless we have done business with that club in the past. There are other advantages to being a member of a yacht club anywhere than cross however. Like if you need and don't know which of the four local do a decent job, or who to talk to about sail , where the good is, all of that information is freely available for the of a drink at any yacht club anywhere in the world, and often the ticket to get to the bar is a YC . The other suggestion is that many YC's have discounted rates for non-local members. We for instance offer a $10/month for people while they are out cruising. 12-06-2014, 16:57   Boat: Various . In other areas you'll never find a use for it. Size of also impacts how many clubs will be able to accommodate you. 12-06-2014, 17:05   Boat: Camper & Nicholson58 Ketch - ROXY Traverse City, Michigan No.668283 We were wondering about how much advantage membership is once we leave the US. Does the sharing end at our borders? (other than as noted) 12-06-2014, 17:33   , too. . After 7 years, we still love the club thing, including reciprocals. 12-06-2014, 18:22   Boat: Contest 48 for 14 years, I resigned from that club and joined the Yacht Club. My and I have found the membership there to be very rewarding. Many aspects to our social life revolves around the club and many of our closest friends are also members. SDYC offers reciprocal privileges to members of other yacht clubs with whom the reciprocity has been established. This includes a slip, if available, for the visiting yachtsmen's vessel, free of charge, for the first three nights. There are checks in place, though, for those who might try to abuse the hospitality of the club by staying for free for three nights, going somewhere else for a night and then trying to return for three more free nights. However, I think it would be a mistake to join a yacht club merely for the reciprocal . Some yacht clubs have significant initiation and monthly dues. More importantly, a yacht club can offer a gathering place for like-minded people to participate in the sport of their choice, share camaraderie, perhaps enjoy a meal or a beverage. Even though we have been cruising for four years now, I still treasure my membership and continue to stay in close touch with many members of my club. Fair winds and calm seas. 13-06-2014, 07:36   Boat: Roughwater, pilot house, 58 ft 13-06-2014, 07:45   Boat: Various 13-06-2014, 10:47   without a long waiting list (3 years plus!!). Next challenge is the size of your vessel. Most yacht clubs will not have facilities to accommodate a 65ft vessel except perhaps at a . I also remember that when I was a YC member, reciprocity was not generally available, and if it was, it was usually only between like (think membership fee/location) clubs. 13-06-2014, 11:00   Boat: Baylurker 2755 boaters so we can use our reciprocals pretty well everywhere we go. In the summer that would not be true. Most clubs maintain a relatively small amount of for reciprocals and its first come, no reservations. Once that space is full you are a paying customer. Thread Tools Rate This Thread : Posting Rules post new threads post replies post attachments edit your posts is are code is are are are Similar Threads Thread Thread Starter Forum Replies Last Post qe3philadelphia Atlantic & the Caribbean 0 06-12-2012 10:53 Boracay Pacific & South China Sea 4 03-04-2012 06:57 waterworldly Flotsam & Sailing Miscellany 6 06-07-2008 07:08 David M General Sailing Forum 8 27-04-2008 15:01 No Threads to Display. - - - - - - - Privacy Guaranteed - your email is never shared with anyone, opt out any time. San Diego Yacht Club (SDYC) by Marie Rogers | May 19, 2023 | Yacht Club Members San Diego Yacht Club (SDYC) sdyc.org 1011 Anchorage Lane San Diego, CA 92106 (619) 221-8400 Total: 2000 members – 40% power, 60% sail. Facilities: Bar open daily 1000 to 2100. Dining room open daily 0730 to 2000. Snack bar open during summer/spring vacation. Pool. Tennis courts, jacuzzi. Member berths. Dry storage. 5000 lb. & 8000 lb. hoists. Sabot launch ramp. Guest docks. Reciprocal amenities: Banquet Rooms, Showers, Sauna, Guest Docks, Sabot Launch Ramp and 6000 lb. Hoists. SDYC member only amenities: snack bar, pool, jacuzzi, tennis courts, gym, wet slips, and dry storage. Membership: Accepting applications. 2 sponsors plus 6 references. Initiation: sliding scale based on age. None for juniors. Monthly dues: $150/flag, $75Jr Flag, $23/ Juniors. $150 quarterly food and beverage minimum. Junior program: Exceptionally strong year round program for members. 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Reciprocal Clubs Reciprocal Clubs ICOYC Affiliate Clubs The International Council Of Yacht Clubs is a group of the most active yacht clubs in the world, the ICOYC providing a window into their world of yachting, their long histories and fine traditions. ... Royal Southern Yacht Club Rope Walk Hamble Southampton SO31 4HB . Phone: +44 (0) 2380 450 300. Email ... Reciprocal Clubs To view a list of Reciprocal Clubs, scroll down below the map. Please contact the Front Desk at [email protected] or 410-263-9279 for requests or letters of introduction. Reciprocal Guests have access only to the Clubhouse for dining. The Activity Center is not open to reciprocal guests unless they are visiting AYC by boat and are ... PDF Understanding reciprocity between yacht clubs Most yacht clubs in Northern California reciprocate with other clubs, however these reciprocal privileges are not intended to entitle guests unlimited use of other clubs' facilities. As an Island Yacht Club member, you should not assume that all yacht clubs are reciprocal; you should always check with the club, ahead of time. 1. Reciprocal Clubs Dana Point Yacht Club is a proud member of the Southern California Yachting Association and we. welcome approved visiting SCYA members. Please make reservations in advance by contacting us at [email protected] or 949-496-2900. Your current yacht club membership card is required for access to DPYC. Please also wear your club's name tag, or a ... PDF Southern Yacht Club Reciprocal Club Information Name of Club: Southern Yacht Club Address: 105 N Roadway Drive, New Orleans, LA 70124 Contact: Tim Fitzpatrick Location: Lake Pontchartain Clubhouse Facilities: Restaurant/bar & banquet rooms Dining Hours: 11:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Bar Hours: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 a.m. Waterside Facilities: Through municipal yacht harbor ... Reciprocal Clubs Whether you are planning dinner out or an overnight stay, please make your reservations directly with the reciprocal club, then call NYCC to have a letter of introduction sent. ... The Southern Yacht Club : New Orleans (504) 288-4200 : www.southernyachtclub.com Maine : Cumberland Club : Portland (207) 773-6402 : www.cumberlandclub.org: Southern Yacht Club Southern Yacht Club is located in the West End area of New Orleans, on the shores of Lake Pontchartrain. Established in 1849, it is the second oldest yacht club in the United States. From the SYC Commodore : I am pleased to attach herewith two checks on behalf of Founding Members of the National Sailing Hall of Fame. Foreign Clubs A Club at the service of the Principality's international influence. An allied member of the Yacht Club de France, the Yacht Club de Monaco is also twinned with 15 prestigious clubs and maintains reciprocal agreements with 67 others all over the world. Race to the Coast First sailed on July 4th, 1850, Southern Yacht Club's Race to the Coast is possibly the oldest distance race in the Americas. Admittedly quirky, the racecourse winds through The Rigolets, which ties Lake Pontchartrain to the Gulf of Mexico, via Lake Borgne, and finishes in the Mississippi Sound at the Gulfport Harbor. The racecourse passes ... About PCYC As a member of the Southern California Yachting Association, club members enjoy reciprocity benefits with yacht clubs throughout California, and around the world. But what our members like most is coming to the club on a Friday night for Ice Breakers (Happy Hour) and dinner, meeting friends for bridge (3 groups) staying healthy with yoga, and ... PDF SYC Approved Reciprocal Clubs SYC Approved Reciprocal Clubs Club Name City State Country Day Island Yacht Club University Place WA USA Deep Bay Yacht Club Bowser Canada Deep Cove Yacht Club North Vancouver Canada ... Southern Yacht Club New Orleans LA USA Southwestern Yacht Club San Diego CA USA Spokane Yacht Club Spokane WA USA St. Francis Yacht Club San Francisco CA USA ... Reciprocal Clubs Welcome to Southwestern Yacht Club! The members and staff of SWYC welcome you to our club. We hope your stay with us will encourage you to make us a frequent port of call. For more information on visiting SWYC, please email us at [email protected] or call (619)222-0438. 2702 Qualtrough Street. San Diego, CA 92106. Southern California Yacht Clubs Club Galley: Serving dinner Wednesday and Friday, Brunch on Sunday. Coronado Yacht Club. Address: 1631 Strand Way, Coronado CA 92118. Phone: 619.435-1848 Fax: 619.435.2480. Web Site: coronadoyc.org. Membership ratio: 60% sail - 40% power. Docking & Reciprocity: Contact yacht club for reciprocal information. Reciprocal Yacht Clubs For MYC Members who wish to visit one of our reciprocal yacht clubs, protocol requires that you to send a written request to the Manhattan Yacht Club office at [email protected]. Our Club will review your request and then forward a "Letter of Introduction" to the reciprocal club in advance of your visit. If you are a member of a Reciprocal ... Southern Yacht Club Southern Yacht Club, New Orleans, Louisiana. 4,065 likes · 27 talking about this · 25,947 were here. www.southernyachtclub.org Southern Yacht Club | New Orleans LA Facebook Yacht Club Reciprocity? Most yacht clubs will not have facilities to accommodate a 65ft vessel except perhaps at a mooring. I also remember that when I was a YC member, reciprocity was not generally available, and if it was, it was usually only between like (think membership fee/location) clubs. 13-06-2014, 11:00. San Diego Yacht Club (SDYC) San Diego Yacht Club (SDYC) sdyc.org 1011 Anchorage Lane San Diego, CA 92106 (619) 221-8400 Total: 2000 members - 40% power, 60% sail. Facilities: Bar open daily 1000 to 2100. Dining room open daily 0730 to 2000. Snack bar open during summer/spring vacation. Pool. Tennis courts, jacuzzi. Member berths. Dry storage. 5000 lb. & 8000 […] International Associate Clubs We are a global network that opens doors to almost 250 of the most illustrious private membership clubs worldwide, coordinating member reciprocal visits between clubs in the network. There are IAC clubs in more than 40 countries with a wide range of amenities, including some 60 golf courses, over 100 clubs with athletic and/or sports facilities ... Yacht club "Royal Yacht Club": address, description, photos Royal Yacht Club is the center of yachting life in Moscow, imbued with European spirit and combines a modern yacht port, a unique coastal restaurant, spacious spectator stands, a cozy business center and the DoubleTree by Hilton Moscow - Marina. Luxury recreation on the water within the city limits, berth for vessels from 6 to 40 meters, one of the best restaurants of Arkady Novikov ... monaco yacht club reciprocity Yacht Club of America - Reciprocal Privileges. The Process of Reciprocity: Yacht Club Reciprocity is defined as "A network of Yacht Clubs in agreement for the mutual exchange catamaran gulet motorboat powerboat riverboat sailboat trimaran yacht