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Southern Yacht Club

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“ Goat loves to watch the sunset in the west bar, while drinking his many Goat Drinks with his many friends! ” in 3 reviews

“ There is also an outdoor pool and picnic tables shielded under the building. ” in 2 reviews

“ The views simply can NOT be beat. ” in 2 reviews

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105 N Roadway St

New Orleans, LA 70124

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Gold medal winner , great food , great stuff , top of the line managements Best chef in the past 17 years

Friend who is a member bought me here for lunch. every thing was great staff was friendly.

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Turtle soup was a test: failed. Wrong flavor and a weird consistency. Redfish special was nice and fresh. Vegetables were way undercooked and very spotty service. Of course. Dropped bread and never returned until the end. One star for the great view. Overall go for the view. Forget the food.

This is a beautiful facility. I've been to several work banquet type dinners here and have enjoyed them all. The staff is welcoming and the food has always been tasty. The views of Lake Ponchartrain are amazing. The floor to ceiling windows, and balcony access make it easy to take a few deep breaths and just chill. Maybe it's just me, but I find water views relaxing. I've been to the club during the day with friends who are members, and there is good stuff going on. The kids can swim in the super clean, outdoor pool. There's a snack bar, an outdoor bar for the grown ups, lots of meeting space, and of course sailing. I've got friends who's children have learned to sail there from very young ages. They seem to instill a love of the sport.

We were here tonight. I have visited for decades, both as a GYA Club member, and as a guest of other members. SYC is a very GREAT place, and is an INSTITUTION in Gulf Coast sailing. The restaurant & bar are excellent. The new building is a beauty. The members are typical Southerners, so friendly & hospitable. If you are eligible to visit SYC, don't miss this venerable institution, founded in 1842. Rick

So I'm trying to be tougher on my reviews and not write as many five star reviews. Normally I would review this place as 3 stars based on my experience at a Saturday daytime lunch on the third floor. But I have to say the view is just breathtaking, hence the extra star! Well, one of my best friends is in a sorority and their alumni chapter had a breast cancer fundraiser lunch at this venue on a Saturday morning/afternoon. I had never been before so I was excited to check it out! If you know me well then you know how much I love being near water (heck, I live on bayou St. John! Hehe) so I was really excited excited to see their space. Well, I was not disappointed! There is a horseshoe type parking space which is one way. The Peking closest to the building is reserved for club members, so exclusive! Hehe And the building sits right next to the water. There is also an outdoor pool and picnic tables shielded under the building. You walk into a modern lobby and there are signs letting you know what floor each event is being held. So up to the third floor I go and the room is lovely! There are huge windows that show off the amazing view! In fact, during a break my girlfriends and I meandered to the balcony to take pictures and take in the picturesque vantage point! As for the food it was adequate but nothing really a stood out. You can see in my pictures the standard Cesar salad, catfish almondine and chocolate mousse. Everything was tasty but not remarkable. Service was very efficient and polite so definite plus! I quite enjoyed this event and the views that went along with it! Happy sailing!

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One of the oldest Yacht Clubs in the USA the SYC has a long and distinguished history in the annals of yachting. This is the epicenter of sailing for the NOLA area and the club has some fantastic programs. They have a nice pool area with a smaller kid friendly splash pool. The clubhouse has nice facilities overlooking Lake Pontchartrain and the food is generally good to excellent depending on what you order. This spot is always a hub of activity and it is certainly a popular venue for many events and activities.

Disappointment, thy name is SYC. Expecting something akin to the preKatrina SYC, I was very saddened by the office-building like ambience. Cold, industrial, not a touch of charm.... oh, and the food was horrible. On top of this truly unpleasant experience, the staff was incredibly rude and insisted upon picking up plates, silverware, and glassware without even asking if anyone was finished. Truly horrible experience. I hope I never have to go back.

I'm a fan but also a member of this private club. So if I pay to have the ability to go there then why the review?? Because there are a lot of things about this club which make it wonderful and a very unique part of NOLA: 1. There are amazing activities for kids during the summer and at different parts of the year. Need to get sponsored by a member but 100% worth it. 2. Watch a sunset from the bar! Best I have found in the city. 3. New chef is really good. He mixes up the menu on a monthly basis with specials all the time which keeps the place interesting. Find a friend who's a member and make them take you to dinner... you won't regret it.

Romantic and peaceful place to watch the sunset. I really enjoy coming here. It's such a pretty place... like a mini getaway in the city. Food is yummy too.

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Boat Clubs: Are They Worth It?

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Last Updated on May 3, 2024 by Boatsetter Team

On the surface, boat clubs seem like a great idea. Instead of buying a boat, you pay a monthly fee and have access to a range of different vessels. The problem is that, in reality, things don’t work out quite that smoothly. Here are five major drawbacks to joining a boat club that they keep secret from you. 

• Limited selection of boats
• Too much pressure
• Limited locations and blackout days for boating
• Overcrowded club and a false-promising waitlist
•  Unreasonable costs

Let’s look at these together to save you loads of money and get you the best boating experience .

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What is a boat club

A boat club is a membership-based organization that provides individuals with access to a fleet of boats without the burdens of ownership. While boat clubs offer convenience and cost savings, it’s important to consider certain limitations before joining. Joining a boat club means paying a regular fee and booking boats according to availability, which gives members the chance to enjoy boating experiences. Nevertheless, it’s important to consider some possible disadvantages.

What are the drawbacks of a boat club membership?

1) Limited selection of boats

When we join a boat club, there is this idea that one weekend we can take out a family-sized pontoon and the next, a luxury catamaran . The problem is that most clubs really only offer a pretty narrow selection of boats. And, with most people having the same free time as in being off—weekends, holidays, and summertime—then you may find yourself standing empty-handed.

2) Too much pressure

One big problem with joining a club is you feel pressure to get the most out of it. The average annual boat club is $275 per month. If you don’t boat that often or have a hectic month, it feels like money just is thrown down the drain and just another wasted expense.

3) Limited locations and blackout days for boating

While some clubs have locations worldwide, you’re pretty much chained to one location, typically a touristy spot. Freedom Boat Club, for example, is one of the largest boat clubs in the world, and most of its locations are in the US. On the other hand, smaller, more affordable local-based boat clubs may only have one or two locations that make getting the most out of the boat club, to be blatant, difficult!

While boat clubs may offer you different tiers of membership based on where and when you plan to go boating, keep in mind those plans come with restricted access. One option might be a week day only membership, another may be limited to your city’s club. As life changes and your schedule along with it, you soon come to realize being locked into these plans isn’t the best bang for your buck.

4) Overcrowded club and a false-promising wait list

This is what they really don’t want to tell you: the club is full! Instead, they’ll put you on a waiting list and have you pay an upfront fee without having enjoyed anything yet. If you do get into a club that is overcrowded, getting on the water might be really difficult because there are too many other people trying to do the same thing as you.

5) Unreasonable costs

It all comes back to cost. At the end of the day, the price of joining and maintaining a boat club membership is simply unreasonable. Typically you pay several thousand dollar initiation fees and several hundred dollar monthly fees, so often it’s cheaper to own your boat or just rent one!

Pro tip : Read our comprehensive guide if you’re interested in owning a boat: How Much Does It Cost to Buy & Own a Boat? 

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Boatsetter V. Carefree Boat Club 

Carefree Boat Club operates on a membership-based model. Individuals pay a one-time initiation fee and monthly dues in exchange for access to a fleet of boats.

These fees vary depending on the location and may even be monthly. According to some of the Care Free Boat Club websites the upfront costs range from $1,950 to $4,450 and the monthly costs range from $150 to $375. 

As you can see, the costs associated with boat clubs get pricy, quickly. You might get the full value out of Carefree Boat Club, but it won’t be easy. By renting a boat with Boatsetter, you can avoid all inflated fees! Just pay each time you would like to take out a boat, and you are all set for a fun day out on the water. With over 4500 active boats on our platform across the country, you can find the perfect boat for your needs.

Boatsetter V. Nautical Boat Club

Like many other boat clubs on this list, Nautical Boat Club has an initial one-time membership cost and an ongoing monthly cost. The monthly membership cost may vary depending on the boat and the location. The total for your first year with Nautical Boat Club can range from $4535 to $14,355.

Our goal at Boatsetter is to make boating accessible to everyone by not tying our customers to recurring fees. All of our boats across the country are available for rent—no catch!

Boatsetter V. 321 Boat Club

321 Boat Club is a Florida-based boat club with initiation costs ranging from $975 to $3,450 and monthly costs ranging from $149 to $249. 321 Boat Club membership levels largely depend on what day and time you would like to take out a boat. With 321 Boat Club’s fleet being limited to specific parts of Florida, this may not be the best option for everyone. With Boatsetter, you can rent boats across the country on any day of the week!

Boatsetter V. Freedom Boat Club

Freedom Boat Club has a one-time entry fee and monthly membership plans that vary by location. The club offers access to boats, free training, insurance coverage, and special events. Fuel costs are not included. It emphasizes the club’s transparency and commitment to providing a great boating experience for its members.

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Boatsetter offers a wide range of boats to choose from and provides insurance coverage for both boat owners and renters. The rental fees generally do not include fuel costs, which are the responsibility of the renter. The biggest benefit of using Boatsetter vs Freedom boat club is that there is no long-term commitment or costs!

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The scenic beaches and beautiful ocean vistas of Los Angeles perfectly complement the active boating and yachting scene.

For those interested in joining their fellow sailors, accessing a fleet of boats without having to own one, or become part of an exclusive yacht club can refer to our research below.

Although Los Angeles doesn’t have a lot of local “boat clubs”, it is famous for its many yacht clubs, national boating clubs, and boat groups! The boating culture in LA is rich and full of amazing events and communities to choose from!

 We’ve gathered information on some of Los Angeles’ most popular boat clubs and yacht clubs for your convenience below.

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Carefree Boat Club – Marina del Rey

This experienced franchise-based boat club has a conveniently located club in Los Angeles, based in the famous marina known as Marina del Rey.

This scenic marina is within walking distance of many restaurants and activities. Carefree Boat Club maintains a sizeable fleet at this marina for its members to use and enjoy throughout the season.

As with most traditional boat clubs, Carefree focuses on providing its members with excellent sailing experience, minus all of the hassles of owning your boat.

• Located conveniently, with LAX, Venice Beach, and Santa Monica all within half an hour
• The fleet includes luxury bowriders, center consoles, and performance cruisers
• Members have unlimited access to the fleet using the reservation system
• Marina del Rey is one of LA’s most popular marinas and therefore quite busy
• The fleet is well-maintained but does not have the diversity of boat types of other clubs

Freedom Boat Club – Los Angeles

Freedom Boat Club is known as one of the premier boat club franchises, and its Los Angeles club location has many of the features that make this reputation possible.

The San Pedro location at the Cabrillo Way Marina is located close to the panoramic Catalina Island, a popular getaway for generations of sailors.

With a fleet that cycles new boats every few years, there are a variety of ways to get away for the weekend,  using the club’s simple online reservation system.

Freedom Boat Club gives members access to boats that can be taken directly out on the water, with no need to add gas or maintain them. This convenience is at the core of the Freedom Boat Club franchise.

• The fleet has a sport cabin boat, center consoles, and paddleboards for member use
• As a Freedom Boat Club member, you will have access to locations across the country
• This club is closed on Tuesdays, but the nearby Huntington Beach club is open
• The San Pedro location’s fleet does not have a boat rated for larger groups (9+ people)
• Due to the heavy boat traffic at the club location, all members must receive local training

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Los Angeles Yacht Club

Since 1901, the Los Angeles Yacht Club has been promoting fellowship and passion among the sailing community in and around Southern California . Located in San Pedro, the club offers a variety of amenities both inside and outside the clubhouse.

The clubhouse features a full bar, library, dining, and beautiful decorations and scenery.

This yacht club is unique in that even sailors with little experience or without a boat can join and access the club’s small fleet of vessels.

This makes Los Angeles Yacht Club an option for those looking to take their first step into the world of yachting.

• Different memberships are offered for different needs (such as not owning a boat)
• The club features a lively social scene and member-only events throughout the month
• Los Angeles Yacht Club is known for their experience managing and organizing races
• Membership is invitation-only and requires sponsorship by a member of good standing
• May not fit the needs of those looking for a casual or low-commitment club

Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club

For more than 75 years and counting, Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club has been raising the bar what’s possible while sailing the waters of Southern California. Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club is a great place to feel the local grandeur that Los Angeles has to offer!

With a clubhouse overlooking the bustling LA Harbor and within a short distance of Catalina Island, this club is ideally situated for the sailor looking to experience the beauty and culture of LA’s sailing community.

This exclusive members-only club is known for its commitment to racing, yachting, and above all, having a good time.

The tight-knit community within this club shares a genuine love of yachting and regularly looks for new members to join their ranks.

• Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club supports a thriving Junior Sailing program
• Cruises and races are regularly scheduled and open to all club members
• The clubhouse is conveniently located within the distance of many museums and restaurants
• This club may not be suited for those looking for casual or non-community sailing
• The club mainly focuses on yachts and larger vessels rather than small cruising boats

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SailTime Los Angeles

SailTime is a unique boating club that uses a fractional membership system. Like many other boat clubs, this club charges a monthly fee to access its fleet.

However, members are given access to one boat, that they can then become familiar with. While this may feel like you are missing out on the entire fleet, having one boat to call your own may be the appeal you are looking for!

This style of membership ensures that all club members feel invested in the ship they take out on the water, therefore taking better care of it, while also helping members feel more comfortable and at home in their boat.

• There are three locations around LA: San Pedro, Marina del Rey, and the Channel Islands
• A flat monthly fee and annual membership discounts keep this club’s fees simple
• SailTime offers sailing training accredited by the American Sailing Association
• Members are restricted to one boat, rather than having access to the entire fleet
• Other members will have access to your boat if you enroll in the Owner program

Del Rey Yacht Club

Del Rey Yacht Club operates at one of the most scenic marinas in Los Angeles and is known for its friendly members and great amenities.

Established in 1953, the Del Rey Yacht Club has been bringing excellence to the Southern California yachting scene for over fifty years.

One core aspect of the club is its focus on member-based activities.

Additionally, the club supports many experiences, such as a junior sailing program, racing events, and fine dining.

• There are several different memberships to suit each member’s needs
• An active racing and social event calendar give members plenty to do
• The club holds seminars and training to help actively educate their members
• For those looking to sail or cruise small boats, this club may not serve your needs
• The Del Rey Yacht Club is very exclusive

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California Yacht Club

California Yacht Club is a family-friendly club filled with activities, a small fleet of boats for member use, and fine dining and social events to keep the whole family entertained.

From rowing to the active junior program, there’s something for the entire family to do in the clubhouse located in Marina del Rey.

Out on the water, the club supports regattas and recreational sailing.

• California Yacht Club has a reciprocal list with more than 800 clubs internationally
• Members have access to facilities at the clubhouse and Los Angeles Athletic Club
• Activities year-round are held for all ages, from swimming lessons to banquet dinners
• As a larger yacht club with public events, it may not feel as exclusive as other clubs
• The clubhouse is not open on Mondays or Tuesdays

Final Thoughts on Los Angeles Boat Clubs

The boating community around Los Angeles is exceptionally active, and the number of boating and yachting clubs available to join is a testament to that.

Whether you’re new to boating or an experienced sailor, there are boat clubs tailored to your needs. From fine dining to regattas, the boat and yacht club scene has plenty to offer.

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 For those looking to access a wide variety of vessels, a boat club will provide regular access to well-maintained boats. Club wide activities are often the secondary focus of boat clubs, and Los Angeles’ boat clubs are no different.

For experienced sailors looking for an exclusive atmosphere, one of Los Angeles’ many yacht clubs will be able to provide the experience you’re looking for.

Yacht clubs around Los Angeles’ have access to beautiful scenery and picturesque waters.

These clubs take full advantage of their views with elegant clubhouses filled with fine dining, social events, and amenities.

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San Luis Yacht Club (SLYC) SLYC.ORG P.O. Box 247, Avila Beach, CA 93424. At the foot of the Avila Pier, 443 Front Street. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (805) 595-2017. Membership: Generally full at 200 members, applications accepted in February. Initiation fee $500....

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....

Port Royal Yacht Club (PRYC)

Port Royal Yacht Club (PRYC) pryc.us 555 North Harbor Drive Redondo Beach, CA 90277 (310) 372-3960 Total: 75 members- 50% power, 50% sail Facilities: The clubhouse overlooks the Redondo Beach Harbor at Port Royal Marina with beautiful views of the Palos Verdes...

Pierpont Bay Yacht Club (PBYC)

Pierpont Bay Yacht Club (PBYC) pbyc.org 1363 Spinnaker Drive Ventura CA 93001 (805) 644-6672 Total: 65 members – 20% power, 80% sail. Facilities: Bar/Clubhouse open Fri. 1800 to 2200, Sat. 1700 to 2200, Sun. 1400 to 1700. Marina will provide guest slips 1 day free to...

Pacific Singlehanded Sailing Association (PSSA)

Pacific Singlehanded Sailing Association (PSSA) pssala.com P.O. Box 9523 Marina del Rey, CA 90295 Total: 100 members – 100% sail. Facilities: None. Monthly meetings held 2nd Monday of each month at Santa Monica Windjammers’ Yacht Club. Membership: Looking for people...

Pacific Mariners Yacht Club (PMYC)

Pacific Mariners Yacht Club (PMYC) pmyc.org 13915 Panay Way Marina del Rey, CA 90292 (310) 823-9717 Total: 200 members – 50% power, 50% sail. Facilities: Priority list for available boat slips in Dolphin, Panay Way and Holiday Harbor Marinas. Guest dock up to 70’...

Pacific Corinthian Yacht Club (PCYC)

Pacific Corinthian Yacht Club (PCYC) pcyc.org 2600 So. Harbor Blvd., Oxnard, CA 93035. (805) 985-7292 Fax (805) 985-7839 Total: 400 members. 40% power, 16% sail, 16% electric and 28% non-boat owners. Facilities: Main dining room, private dining rooms,full-service bar...

Offshore Cruising Club (OCC)

Offshore Cruising Club (OCC) offshorecc.org PO BOX 3324 Long Beach, CA 90803 (949) 722-6677 Total: 17 members – sail and power. Membership: Limited number of new memberships available.

Oceanside Yacht Club (OYC)

Oceanside Yacht Club (OYC) oceansideyc.net 1950 N Harbor Dr. Oceanside, CA 92054 (760) 722-5751 Facilities: Dining room Friday & Saturday 5:30- 8pm Bar / Clubhouse Winter Hours (October 1- April 31): Friday 5pm-10pm, Saturday 12 pm-10 pm, Sunday 12pm-6pm, MNF 5...

Orange Coast College Sailing Association (OCCSA)

Orange Coast College Sailing Association (OCCSA) occsailing.com 1801 W. Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663 (949) 645-9412 The Orange Coast College Sailing Association consists of more than 200 students, alumni, instructors, colleagues and friends of Orange Coast...

Oasis Sailing Club (OSC)

Oasis Sailing Club (OSC) oasissailingclub.org Facility: Meets at the Newport Beach Senior Center. 801 Narcissus, Corona del Mar. Membership: Contact the Membership Chair: Rick Anderson, [email protected] Comments: OSC makes recreational sailing...

Newport Sea Base Sailing Club (NSBSC)

Newport Sea Base Sailing Club (NSBSC) newportseabase.org 1931 W. Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663 (949) 642-5031 Facilities: The Newport Sea Base Yacht Club office is located in the second story of the recently rebuilt state-of-the-art waterfront Newport Sea...

Newport Ocean Sailing Association (NOSA)

Newport Ocean Sailing Association (NOSA) nosa.org PO Box 7485 Newport Beach, CA 92658 (949)644-1023 Comments: NOSA is the sponsor of the Newport to Ensenada race, the World’s Largest International Yacht Race.

Newport Harbor Yacht Club (NHYC)

Newport Harbor Yacht Club (NHYC) nhyc.org 720 W Bay Ave, Newport Beach, CA 92661 (949) 673-7730 Total: 1050 members – split evenly power to sail. Facilities: Bar is open Wed thru Sun 11am to 11pm. Dining room is open Wed. thru Sat 12 to 9pm. Sun 9am to 8:30pm. Snack...

Newport Harbor Elks Yacht Club (NHEYC)

Newport Harbor Elks Yacht Club (NHEYC) newportharborelks.us 3456 Via Oporto Newport Beach, CA 92663 (949) 922-2473 Comments: SCYA Associate Member. Reservations required and must be signed in by Yacht Club member. Guest Dock with reservation only. Open 7 days a week,...

Nevada Yacht Club (NYC)

Nevada Yacht Club (NYC) nevadayachtclub.org 490 Horsepower Cove Boulder City, NV 89005 (909) 547-7478 Mailing Address: PO Box 12204 Las Vegas, NV 89112 Comments: We do not have an official clubhouse, but we Sail and host our events from the Lake Mead Marina; located...

Navy Yacht Club San Diego (NYCSD)

Navy Yacht Club San Diego (NYCSD) NYCSD.club PO Box 182111 Coronado, CA 92178 (619) 522-8680 Fax (619) 522-7969 Total: 700. New members welcomed. Must be active, reserve, dependent or retired U.S. or Allied military or active or retired DOD employees entitled to MWR...

Navy Yacht Club Long Beach (NYCLB)

Navy Yacht Club Long Beach (NYCLB) NYCLB.org 223 N. Marina Drive Long Beach, CA 90803 714-488-2064 Total: 260 members – 60% sail, 40% power. Facilities: Our Alamitos Bay waterfront clubhouse has the best sunsets! The clubhouse is open Friday evenings and most weekends...

Morro Bay Yacht Club (MorBYC)

Morro Bay Yacht Club (MorBYC) mbyc.net 541 Embarcadero Morro Bay, CA 93442 (805)772-3981 Total: 250 members – 15% power, 85% sail. Facilities: Bar open Fri. nights and race days. Dining room open for special events. WiFi internet connection available. Dry storage....

Mission Bay Yacht Club (MBYC)

Mission Bay Yacht Club (MBYC) mbyc.org 1215 El Carmel Court San Diego, CA 92109 (858) 488-0501 Total: 750 members – 15% power, 85% sail. Facilities: Bar open Friday 5:00pm to 10:00pm, Sat – 12:00pm to 10:00pm, Sun – 1:00pm to 8:00pm. Dining room open: Friday 6:00pm to...

Marina Yacht Club of Long Beach (MYCLB)

Marina Yacht Club of Long Beach (MYCLB) “Marina Yacht Club of Long Beach is not affiliated with nor is it to be confused with Marina Yacht Club located in Marina Del Rey, CA.” www.myclb.org (714) 891-0767 Total: 30 members, 56% Power, 44% Sail Facilities: None...

Marina Yacht Club (MYC)

Marina Yacht Club (MYC) www.marinayachtclub.org “(Formerly known as Marina Venice Yacht Club)” “Marina Yacht Club is not affiliated with nor it is to be confused with Marina Yacht Club of Long Beach.” 4333 Admiralty Way Marina Del Rey, CA 90292 (310) 600-6912 Total:...

Los Angeles Yacht Club (LAYC)

Los Angeles Yacht Club (LAYC) layc.org 285 Whalers Walk San Pedro CA 90731 (310)831-1203 Facilities: 12,000 sq. foot clubhouse with extensive library, trophy displays, ship models, and photos dating back to the club founding in 1901. Angels Gate Bar and Bistro:...

Long Beach Yacht Club (LBYC)

Long Beach Yacht Club (LBYC) lbyc.org 6201 E. Appian Way Long Beach, CA 90803 (562) 598-9401 Total: 1000 members – 50% power, 50% sail. Facilities: Dining Room: open Tues. to Sat. for lunch and dinner, Sunday for brunch and dinner. Bar: open Tues. to Sat. 1000-2330,...

Little Ships Fleet Yacht Club (LSFYC)

Little Ships Fleet Yacht Club (LSFYC) lsfyc.org 233 Marina Dr. Long Beach, CA 90803 (714) 383-1139 Total: 65 members – 80% sail, 5% power, 15% non-boat owners. Facilities: Alamitos Bay Location. Guest dock and showers available with advanced reservations in Rainbow...

Lido Isle Yacht Club (LIYC)

Lido Isle Yacht Club (LIYC) liyc.net 701 Via Lido Soud Newport Beach, CA 92663 Phone (949) 673-5119 Fax (949) 673-6827 Total: 410 members – 40% power, 60% sail. Facilities: Clubhouse open Tuesday & Friday nights during summer racing season, snack bar open June...

Long Beach Women’s Sailing Association (LBWSA)

Long Beach Women’s Sailing Association (LBWSA) lbwsa.org P.O. Box 30774 Long Beach, CA 90853 Total: 45 Members. Most sailboaters. New members welcome, men or women. Yearly dues: $65. Member of ASPBYC, SCYA. Facilities: None. Comments: Founded to foster the love and...

Long Beach Singles Yacht Club (LBSYC)

Long Beach Singles Yacht Club (LBSYC) lbsyc.org PO Box 41341 Long Beach, CA 90853 Total: 80 Members. One-third boat owners Facilities: None. Meet on 2nd & 4th Tuesday nights 1900 at The Crab Pot, 215 N. Marina Dr., Long Beach, CA 90803. Guest Speaker on...

Lake Mirage Yacht Club (LMYC)

Lake Mirage Yacht Club (LMYC) 195 1/2 Desert Lakes Drive Rancho Mirage, CA 92270 (760) 773-3522 About: This club is part of the Lake Mirage Racquet Club Community featuring 238 Homes, 11 pools and 10 tennis courts and 2 pickleball courts. The club has boats available...

Lake Havasu Yacht Club (LHYC)

Lake Havasu Yacht Club (LHYC) lhyc.net 631 London Bridge Road Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403 (928) 453-5005 Email: [email protected] Total: 165 members Facilities: Clubhouse located on beautiful shores of Lake Havasu next to Windsor Beach State Park. Clubhouse...

Lake Arrowhead Yacht Club (LArYC)

Lake Arrowhead Yacht Club (LArYC) layc.net 28200 State Highway 189 PO Box 363 Lake Arrowhead, CA 92352 (909) 337-0725 Fax: (909) 337-4115 Total: 230 members – 80% power, 20% sail. Facilities: Clubhouse, patio and 40-slip marina on the shores of Lake Arrowhead nestled...

Jonathan Yacht Club (JYC)

Jonathan Yacht Club (JYC) jc.org 545 S. Figueroa St. Los Angeles CA 90071 (213) 624-0881

Huntington Harbour Yacht Club (HHYC)

Huntington Harbour Yacht Club (HHYC) hhyc.org 3821 Warner Avenue, Huntington Beach, CA 92649 (562) 592-2186 Fax (562) 592-0887 Total: 300 members – 85% power, 15% sail. Facilities: Bar open seven nights a week. Food served seven nights a week. Sunday Brunch served...

Hollywood Yacht Club (HYC)

Hollywood Yacht Club (HYC) hollywoodyachtclub.org (714) 434-3941 Facilities: None, Monthly meetings, 1st Tuesday of the month, various restaurants in the So. Cal area. Homeport: Holiday Harbor, Wilmington, CA. Membership: Looking for new members. One sponsor needed....

Harbour Island Yacht Club (HIYC)

Harbour Island Yacht Club (HIYC) harbourislandyachtclub.org 3600 S. Harbor Blvd. PMB 513 Oxnard, CA 93035 Total: 150 members. 28% power, 35% electric boaters, 20% sail, 17% kayaks. Facilities: Clubhouse, Waterside Restaurant and Wine Bar, 3500 Harbor Blvd., Oxnard, CA...

Fresno Yacht Club (FrYC)

Fresno Yacht Club P.O. Box 12352 Fresno, CA 93777 (559) 417-7312 [email protected] www.fresnoyachtclub.org History: September 1945, a group of sailing enthusiasts, with boats on the recently formed Lake Millerton, organized into a sailing club. On October of that...

Fairwind Yacht Club (FYC)

Fairwind Yacht Club (FYC) fairwind.org P.O. Box 12684 Marina Del Rey, CA 90295-3684 (310) 454-2323 Total: 550 full members Facilities: No clubhouse or office. Fairwind is a dockside club based in Marina Del Rey (MDR) and in Channel Island Harbor, Oxnard (CIH). The...

Del Rey Yacht Club (DRYC)

Del Rey Yacht Club (DRYC) dryc.org 13900 Palawan Way Marina Del Rey, CA 90292 (310) 823-4664 Fax (310) 821-1346 Established 1952 Total: 650+ memberships Facilities: Full service Club open 7 days a week: Mon & Tues from 8am-5pm; Wed thru Sun from 8am-9pm. Gated,...

Dana West Yacht Club (DWYC)

Dana West Yacht Club (DWYC) dwyc.org 24601 Dana Drive Dana Point, CA 92629 (949) 661-1185 Fax (949) 661-1583 Total: 460 members- 45% power, 45% sail, 10% non-boat owners. Facilities: Facilities 0pen Thurs. thru Sun. 1100 to 2200 and Mon. 1600-2200. Dining room. 60 ft....

Dana Point Yacht Club (DPYC)

Dana Point Yacht Club (DPYC) dpyc.org 24399 Dana Drive Dana Point, CA 92629 (949) 496-2900 Fax (949) 496-1603. Total: Regular Membership limited to 500 – 35% power, 65% sail. Facilities: Club is closed on Monday’s and Tuesday’s. Bar & Club Hours: Wednesday – 1600...

Cortez Racing Association (CRA)

Cortez Racing Association (CRA) cortezracing.com 2726 Shelter Island Drive #373 San Diego, CA 92106 Total: 280 members – all sail boaters. Facilities: Clubhouse – Fiddler’s Green Restaurant 2760 Shelter Island Drive, San Diego Membership: Open to all sail. Initiation:...

Corsair Yacht Club

Corsair Yacht Club corsairyc.com 1198 Pacific Coast Hwy, Suite D-107 Seal Beach, CA 90740 (562) 756-4544 Our modest outdoor facility, located in the beautiful cove of Emerald Bay (Catalina Island’s West End), is the 2nd home to a small fleet of 75 Southern California...

Coronado Yacht Club (CorYC)

Coronado Yacht Club (CorYC) coronadoyc.org 1631 Strand Way Coronado, CA 92118 (619) 435-1848 Fax (619) 435-2480 Total: Sail, 60%; Power, 40% Facilities: The marina and clubhouse are open every day for our members and their guests, and valid reciprocal members. Bar and...

Coronado Cays Yacht Club (CCYC)

Coronado Cays Yacht Club (CCYC) ccyc.org 30 Caribe Cay Blvd, Coronado, CA 92118 (619) 429-0133 Fax (619) 429-8163 Total: 33% sail and 67% power, 370 equity member, Non-equity social and military memberships. Memberships: New equity memberships are being accepted. Call...

Convair Sailing Club(ConSC)

Convair Sailing Club(ConSC) convair.org Mailing address: P.O. Box 22981, San Diego, CA 92192-2981 Membership: Accepting applications for membership see website for more information Facilities: The Convair Sailing Club Fleet consists of ten 21 ft. Catalina Victory...

Channel Islands Yacht Club (ChIYC)

Channel Islands Yacht Club (ChIYC) ciyc.com 4100 Harbor Boulevard Channel Islands Harbor, CA 93035 (805) 985-2492 Total: 220 members – equally split power/sail. Facilities: Recently remodeled interior, Bar hours Sun. 1pm-7pm, Mon. 5pm-9pm (during Monday night...

Channel Islands Womens Sailing Association (CIWSA)

Channel Islands Womens Sailing Association (CIWSA) ciwsa.net Mailing Address: 3600 Harbor Blvd., PMB #268, Oxnard, CA 93035 (415) 518-4046 Email: [email protected] Mission: The mission of the Channel Islands Women’s Sailing Association is to support and...

Channel Cruising Club (CCC)

Channel Cruising Club (CCC) channelcruisingclub.com (703)-697-1776 Total: 40 Family Memberships equally split between power and sail. Facilities: Catalina lsthmus overlooking Little Fisherman’s Cove. Have large gas fired BBQ, heads, showers, children’s playground....

Cerritos Bahia Yacht Club (CerBYC)

Cerritos Bahia Yacht Club (CerBYC) cerritosbahiayachtclub.org 6291 E. Paciifc Coast Hwy. Long Beach, CA 90803 (562) 493-2292 Total: 200 members – 95% power, 5% sail Facilities: Club House with dining area, bar and kitchen facilities Membership: New memberships are...

Catalina Island Yacht Club (CIYC)

Catalina Island Yacht Club (CIYC) catalinaislandyachtclub.com 30 Casino Way Avalon CA, 90704 (310) 510-0022 Fax (310) 510-2340

Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club (CBYC)

Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club (CBYC) cbyc.org 211 W 22nd St, San Pedro, CA 90731 (310) 519-1694 Total: 500 members – 60% sail, 40% power Facilities: CBYC’s spacious Clubhouse overlooks their 180 + slip marina. The second floor offers a dining/meeting room, a large member...

Buccaneer Yacht Club (BucYC)

Buccaneer Yacht Club (BucYC) buccaneeryachtclub.com P.O. Box 76, San Pedro, CA 90733 [email protected] Total: 50 members – 95% sail, 5% power Facilities: We use marina boater’s lounge for BBQ and refreshments Initiation: $125 single, $150 family. Yearly dues: $450...

Balboa Yacht Club (BYC)

Balboa Yacht Club (BYC) balboayachtclub.com 1801 Bayside Dr, Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 (949) 673-3515 Fax (949) 673-8937 Total: 800 members – 60% power, 40% sail. Facilities: Bar open Wed, Thur. 1130 to 2200, Fri., Sat., 1130 to 2300, Sun. 1130 to 2200. Dining room...

Balboa Island Yacht Club (BIYC)

Balboa Island Yacht Club (BIYC) 410 S. Bay Front Newport Beach, CA 92662 (949) 433-2229 Facilities: None. Comments: Founded 1922. 8 week summer program of general aquatic activities run by kids for kids age 6 – 16 yrs.

Balboa Basin Yacht Club (BBYC)

Balboa Basin Yacht Club (BBYC) balboabasinyachtclub.org 829-38 Harbor Island Drive Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 746-1341 Total: 94 members and families, mixed sail and power. Facilities: Small dockside clubhouse open for meetings and social gatherings at Balboa Yacht...

Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club (BCYC)

Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club (BCYC) bcyc.org 1601 Bayside Drive Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 (949) 644-9530 Fax (949) 644-9580 Total: 500 members – Almost equal sail and power. Small percentage of non-boat owners. Facilities: Full service club. Bar open Wed. thru Sun. 1100...

Arizona Yacht Club (AYC)

Arizona Yacht Club (AYC) arizonayachtclub.org Arizona Yacht Club P.O. Box 2728 Tempe, AZ 85280 [email protected] Total: 240 families, 100% sail. Facilities: None Membership: Initiation: $150 full. Annual dues: $150 full. Junior Program: The Arizona Sailing...

Anacapa Yacht Club (AnYC)

Anacapa Yacht Club (AnYC) anacapayachtclub.com 2810 S. Harbor Blvd., Suite B-6 Oxnard, California 93035 (805) 984-0211 Total: 60 members – mostly sail Facilities: We have a waterfront clubhouse. Bar open with Friday night dinner and some Saturdays night at 1700. Bar...

American Legion Yacht Club (ALYC)

American Legion Yacht Club (ALYC) alyc.com 215 E. 15th Street, Newport Beach, CA, 92663 (949) 673-5002 Fax (949) 673-9555 Total: Over 1,000 members. Boat owners split about 60% power and 40% sail. Facilities: Office: 9am-5pm, Mon-Fri. Bar open 7 days a week: Mon-Thu,...

Alamitos Bay Yacht Club (ABYC)

Alamitos Bay Yacht Club (ABYC) abyc.org 7201 E. Ocean Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90803 (562) 434-9955 Fax (562)434-2267 Total: 370 Families are members Facilities: ABYC’s distinctive two story waterfront clubhouse is ideally located on property that has a large boatyard,...

Harbor Association Members

San Diego Association of Yacht Clubs (SDAYC)

San Diego Association of Yacht Clubs (SDAYC) 3517 Camino del Rio South, Ste 208 San Diego, CA 92108 sdayc.org 619-282-505

Association of Santa Monica Bay Yacht Clubs (ASMBYC)

Association of Santa Monica Bay Yacht Clubs (ASMBYC) asmbyc.org

Association of Santa Barbara Channel Yacht Clubs (ASBYC)

Association of San Pedro Bay Yacht Clubs (ASPBYC)

Association of San Pedro Bay Yacht Clubs (ASPBYC) aspbyc.org

Association of Orange Coast Yacht Clubs (AOCYC)

Association of Orange Coast Yacht Clubs (AOCYC) aocyc.org PO Box 12245 Newport Beach, CA 92658

Affiliations

Pacific Coast Yachting Association (PCYA)

Pacific Coast Yachting Association (PCYA) PCYA.info

Yacht Racing Union of Southern California (YRUSC)

Yacht Racing Union of Southern California YRUSC.org

Recreational Boaters Of California (RBOC)

Recreational Boaters Of California (RBOC) RBOC.org 925 L Street, Suite 260 Sacramento, CA 95814

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re: Compare Metairie Country Club & New Orleans Country Club

quote: After Katrina, MCC was struggling and waived initiation fees or greatly reduced them, and dues, for a while, to build back up the membership. I know several people who joined during this time and still belong. NOCC would never even imagine doing such a thing.

quote: The initiation fee is much lower than that at MCC these days

quote: in the planning phases of completely redoing again. No uptick in dues...yet.

quote: Lee in the men's locker room will pour your a brimmer Maker's Mark

quote: Daughter (no pics) lifeguarded at Metairie Country Club one summer. She was not permitted to sit down during breaks. Very bougie.

quote: What are the age demographics like for each club? I assume NOCC skews older & MCC has a larger junior membership (or at least couples under age 50).

quote: I guess I'm the trashy, cheap one

quote: This should be fun. Grassman and maybe one or two other posters are the only ones that could even get onto New Orleans CC. Even people like me can get on at Metairie.

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Southwestern Yacht Club is continuously welcoming new applicants for membership who share boating interests, want to socialize or enjoy themselves as part of our active community. We have a variety of memberships that allow for everyone, individuals, couples and families, to have fun at Southwestern Yacht Club. Take a virutal tour of the Club!

As you fill out the  application , some questions may arise. We hope this will help clarify matters for you.

• Flag membership is available to any person 21 years of age or over who owns a boat not less than 14 feet overall in length. A Flag member is eligible to vote at meetings of the membership, hold elective office, and enter his/her boat in Club races.
• Regular membership is available to any person 21 years of age or over who does not own a boat. Regular members are not eligible for elective office nor shall they be entitled to vote on proposals other than dues and assessments.
• If you do not fall into either of these categories, please contact our Membership D irector   at 619-222-0438 x 111.  We can help you determine your membership category.
• Date of birth, employer and Social Security number are needed for the person in whose name the membership will be held.  We would like you to know that every attempt is made to keep your personal information private. Before your application is submitted to the Membership Committee or posted on the Club bulletin board, your date of birth and Social Security number are removed. SWYC will obtain a credit report as part of your application. Only the Club Manager, Club Treasurer and Membership Chair will review this report.
• Personal reference should be someone who is not a member of Southwestern Yacht Club.
• Yacht Club Sponsors must be two members in good standing, at least one of whom must hold a separate Flag, Regular or Life membership. They are required to fill out a confidential Southwestern Yacht Club Sponsor Form for you.
• Finally, you will get to the fun part - on the last page, circle the activities that interest you. Please include a short letter describing your boating experience and your interest in SWYC. Upon approval of your application, you will be placed in a Conditional membership for 12 months. Initiation fees must be paid in full when you are approved for Conditional Membership. During this first year, you must meet certain requirements, including involvement in two Club activities. You can meet this volunteer requirement by contacting the activity chairs who will be happy to involve you in their functions.

We hope the process goes smoothly for you. The Membership Committee looks forward to meeting you and processing your application. We wish you fair winds and following seas!  Cora Curry , Membership Committee Chair

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Southwestern Yacht Club Bylaws require a 2/3 vote of the Flag members to raise its fees. Please see Article V, Section 15: A. Charges.  All initiation fees, dues, assessments, surcharges, dry storage fees, slip rental fees and locker rental fees shall be established by the Board of Directors, subject to approval by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the Flag Membership, except that the Regular Membership may vote on dues and assessments only. A special meeting must be called for this purpose.  SWYC Fee Schedule

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For a limited time only, you can take a “Sea Trial” at Southwestern Yacht Club to see if membership is for you.

That’s right! A NO RISK TRIAL as our guest for six months with virtually all the benefits and pleasures of membership. You’re invited to partake of all the wonderful activities outlined in the New Member Information Package and, in addition, you’ll have the run of the bar and galley, the small boat hoist, use of the guest dock for your boat and the opportunity to meet all of the wonderful people who call Southwestern their “boating family”.  When your Sea Trial ends, we are sure you’ll want to continue to enjoy all that Southwestern has to offer. At this point you may convert your six month Sea Trial as our guest to Full Membership at Southwestern Yacht Club.  SEA TRIAL FLYER For more information contact the Membership Director about our Sea Trial Participant Program at 619-222-0438 ext 111 or by  email . 

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Becoming a Member

Become a member, becoming a member gives you access to our facilities both on and off the water, as well as making you part of one of the most diverse and active yacht clubs in the solent., why join the royal southern yacht club.

The Royal Southern Yacht Club, as well as residing in a unrivalled waterside location on the banks of the River Hamble, offers an array of benefits to its valued membership. Explore the website to find out more about any of the below!

Clubhouse, Facilities & Access:

• Access to Clubhouse & Facilities, including Upper Bar,Members’ Bar & River Room Restaurant
• Ability to annually berth in Haven, RIB Berths, Dry Berth Park & Dinghy Park
• Access to slipway and discounted (or free) use of onsite crane
• Access to launch service for transporting to and from River Hamble river moorings
• Car Parking in Central Hamble (with a car park permit)

Unique Discounts:

• Discount for temporary berthing, and free berthing for up to an hour, or for up to 4 hours when having lunch at the club on a weekday (as available)
• J/70 hire for reduced rates and ability to hire club RS Fevas
• 10% Food & Drink Discount in Club, as well as weekly Happy Hours with further discounts
• Discount on club regatta entry fees
• Discount on accommodation

Social & Activities:

• Regular social events
• Sailing & Social Activity – Splash, Junior Cadets, Academy & Younger Members
• Yacht & Motorboat Cruising Rallies
• Society Inclusion – Golf, Bridge & Clay Pigeon Shooting
• Ability to fly Royal Southern burgee and wear a blue ensign
• Access to ICOYC Affiliate Clubs and Royal Southern Reciprocal Clubs

The Joining Process

Complete our ONLINE APPLICATION FORM

You may ask two existing Members of at least two years standing to propose and second you. Both the Proposer and Seconder must have been personally acquainted with you for at least six months. If you do not have a Proposer and Seconder, a member of the Sailing Committee will contact you to arrange an introductory meeting (often online) and the Executive Committee will approve your membership after six months. You can use and enjoy all the facilities of the Club in the meantime.

Members in the above categories who reside continuously outside the British Isles will pay 50% of the relevant age category – excluding Academy

• Joining Fee will be agreed and set by the Executive Committee from time to time
• Membership age categories relate to the age of the Primary Subscription Holder on the 1st September for the forthcoming year
• An additional Spouse/ Partner will pay the same age related rate applicable to them. Their children under 17 are free. The 8 – 17 rate is for every child of a Single Parent who are full Members, or for Junior Members joining in their own right. Children under 8 are free.

For further information please contact [email protected]

Application Form

Please complete our online application form.

Articles of Association

Last updated 26/11/22

RSrnYC Byelaws

Last updated 30/04/24

Lead Member Price

*Overseas 50% Age 25+

Partner / Spouse Price

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