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The Royal Prince Edward Yacht Club (RPEYC) is a private members' yacht club at 160 Wolseley Road, Point Piper, on Felix Bay in the south‑eastern reaches of Sydney Harbour. Formed in 1922, the club runs an active harbour racing programme from a single, purpose‑built clubhouse and waterfront lawn with an historic jetty and a number of moorings in Felix Bay. RPEYC stages the long‑running Wednesday passage series, a Sunday Summer Series, shared Saturday racing with the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron, and a year‑round calendar of regattas including the Classic Yacht Regatta, Couta Boat events and class regattas.

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Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron (RQYS) is a long-established yacht and sailing club located on the waterfront at Manly (Brisbane Bayside). The club hosts organised sailing and racing programs, a Sailing Academy with learn-to-sail and powerboat courses, social and event facilities (dining, bar and function spaces), and marina/boatyard facilities including on-water and off-water boat storage. The site also publishes fuel prices and has a marina office for shore-side berth support and visitor enquiries.

Sailing club

Established in 1869, the Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron (RSAYS) is a historic keelboat-focused sailing club based at Outer Harbor, Adelaide. The Squadron offers marina berths, slipway and launch facilities, an active racing and cruising programme, junior and adult learn-to-sail activities and a full social calendar for members and guests.

Sailing club

Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron (RSYS) is a private members’ yacht club based at 33 Peel Street, Kirribilli on Sydney Harbour. Established in 1862, the Squadron runs an extensive year‑round sailing programme for keelboats and dinghies, hosts national and international regattas, operates a Sailing Academy with youth and adult learn‑to‑sail pathways, and maintains waterfront maintenance, hauling and fuelling facilities for members.

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Royal Victorian Motor Yacht Club is a Williamstown yacht club with an 80-berth marina for vessels up to 18 m. Current club material advertises permanent, casual and visitor berthing, with water and shore power available to all berths, alongside the club's boating, dining and events facilities.

Sailing club

The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania (RYCT) in Sandy Bay, Hobart, operates a large marina and sailing club offering berthing and visitor moorings, marina facilities and fuel access. The club welcomes short-term visitors and long-term berth holders, provides power and water connections and secure, fob‑access pontoons, and runs sailing and boating training programs alongside club racing and events.

Sailing club

Royal Yacht Club of Victoria (RYCV) is a large, long-established yacht club based at 120 Nelson Place, Williamstown (Hobsons Bay / Port Phillip), with a marina, expansive hardstand and an on-site training centre. The club runs active keelboat and off-the-beach racing programs, junior and youth pathways, and delivers a broad range of practical courses from Australian Sailing and RYA syllabuses. RYCV regularly hosts state, national and international regattas and combines a busy social calendar with member facilities including dining and function spaces.

Sailing club

Rye Yacht Club is a sailing and yacht club based in Rye, Victoria, offering organised sailing programs, club activities and membership for recreational sailors and small craft enthusiasts. Contact and program details appear to be hosted on the club website.

Sailing club

Safety Bay Yacht Club is a small, heritage-listed foreshore yacht club on Safety Bay Road at Safety Bay, Western Australia. Documented in local heritage records as occupying the same site since 1947, the club historically hosted dinghy and multihull racing across Warnbro Sound and has strong archival evidence of Laser, Mirror and catamaran activity. The club’s current online presence is limited and on-the-ground confirmation of ongoing regular sailing activity is advised before visiting.

Sailing club

Safety Beach Sailing Club is a community yacht and sailing club at 185 Marine Drive, Safety Beach, Victoria. The club runs organised on-water programs for keelboats, off‑the‑beach classes and junior sailors, stages racing and event regattas (including Sail Peninsula), offers a junior Learn to Sail program and social/venue facilities (dining and bar, venue hire). The club website provides race calendars, results, membership info and contact details.

Sailing club

Sailability NSW is a state-level inclusive sailing organisation that supports a network of branches across New South Wales to enable people with disability to sail. Operating through volunteer-led local branches, Sailability NSW provides access to purpose-designed Hansa boats and other accessible craft, and runs recreational, therapeutic and competitive sailing programs. The organisation emphasises accessible infrastructure (pontoons, cranes/hoists and wheelchair-accessible facilities) and partnerships with established sailing clubs to deliver regular sailing days and events.

Sailing club

Sailability Tasmania is a voluntary non-profit organisation that facilitates sailing for people of all abilities, including people with disabilities. They operate sailing programs, provide boats and volunteer crews, and say they can teach people to sail. The organisation operates in three Tasmanian regions: Wynyard, Launceston and Hobart. Contact email is shown on the site.

Sailing club

Saltwater Veterans Sailing Project (SVSP) is a mobile, veteran-led sailing club and ACNC-registered health-promotion charity that delivers inclusive on‑water programs for current and former ADF members, allied-nation veterans and their families. SVSP operates as an Australian Sailing‑affiliated club with a travelling Discover Sailing Centre model, running sessions, courses and adaptive pathways through partner yacht and sailing clubs across NSW and other Australian states.

Sailing club

Sandgate Yacht Club is a community-focused sailing club based on Cabbage Tree Creek at 95 Allpass Parade, Shorncliffe (Bramble Bay / Moreton Bay), Queensland. Founded 14 February 1912, the club runs regular keelboat and dinghy racing across the September–April season, provides cost-free sail training and junior development, supports inclusive sailing for people with disability, and maintains a long local rescue and safety tradition. The clubhouse overlooks Moreton Bay and the club launches boats from a private ramp and pontoon onto Bramble Bay race areas.

Sailing club

Sandringham Yacht Club (Sandringham, VIC) is an active sailing club with an on-site marina and boatyard. The club operates a 360‑berth floating marina (max depth to 3.5 m, max boat length up to 20 m) and offers visitor berthing, water and power connections, gated access and nightly security. Yard facilities include a 40‑tonne travel lift with jib crane attachment, hardstand areas, hardstand jib cranes, forklifts, keel pits, a fuel facility (Diesel & ULP), an all‑tide double‑lane launch ramp, sail lockers and showers/toilets. The club runs extensive on‑water programs and training (learn to sail, youth programs, powerboat and radio courses) and organises regattas and events. The marina/yard is supported by on‑site services and contractors (chandlery, shipwrights, mechanics, marine electronics, rigging/trimming, brokers and other tenants).

Sailing club

Sandy Bay Sailing Club is a sailing club located in Sandy Bay, Tasmania. Public-facing website listed for contact and details.

Sailing club

Saratoga Sailing Club is a community sailing club on the Saratoga Peninsula, Central Coast NSW, organising casual sailing, racing (including Sundays and regattas) and social activities. The club hosts junior membership and welcomes new sailors of varying experience. The clubhouse includes a ground-level boat storage area and an elevated hall (refurbished 2023) with kitchen, deck and views over Brisbane Water that the club hires for functions (weddings, engagements, birthdays and community events).

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Scarborough Sailing Club is a dinghy and multihull sailing club listed for Scarborough, Western Australia (postcode 6019). The club is described in Australian Sailing listings as a beach-based small-boat sailing and racing organisation operating on Perth’s northern beaches around Scarborough Beach.

Sailing club

Seaway Yacht Club is recorded as a mixed, community sailing club based at Main Beach (Gold Coast Seaway) that supports local boating and sailing activity around the Gold Coast Seaway. Publicly listed in an Australian club directory but no official club website was discovered in that directory entry.

Sailing club

Shark Bay Yacht Club is a local yacht and sailing club based in Denham, Western Australia, offering organised sailing and member boating activities for the local community.

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Shelley Sailing Club is a small, family-focused dinghy club on the Canning River at Shelley (Perth southern suburbs). Established in the mid-1970s, the club sails predominantly small, off‑the‑beach boats on Sunday afternoons and runs a relaxed junior development and learn-to-sail pathway. Facilities are modest and volunteer-run: a clubroom beside an original boatshed, an elevated start box with a fixed anemometer, club-owned hire Lasers, a safety boat and a canteen. The club is affiliated with Australian Sailing and appears as a stakeholder in Swan‑Canning riverpark boating planning.

Sailing club

Small Boat Club of SA is a community sailing/boating club based on Garden Island in the Port River area of metropolitan Adelaide, South Australia. The organisation’s name and local placement indicate it runs a small-boat sailing club and member-focused boating activities in that locality.

Sailing club

Soldiers Point Sailing Club is a local sailing/yacht club located in Soldiers Point, NSW, offering organised sailing programs and member activities typical of a sailing club.