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National Finalists announced for 2025 Australian Sailing Awards
A stellar line-up of clubs, volunteers and sailing stars from around the country have been named as national finalists for the 2025 Australian Sailing Awards. The nation’s peak sailing awards will recognisethe most outstanding performances from Australia’s sailors, while also paying tribute to clubs and volunteers when the winners are announced at the Australian National …
Round 3 – ZHIK Centreboard Spring Series
Sunday 12 OctoberRound 3 of the Centreboard Spring Series saw 15 boats take to Little Pond for another action-packed day of racing. Conditions began with a steady north-westerly breeze, which proved tricky at times with plenty of shifts throughout the afternoon, before easing off and returning late in the day. The mixed fleet included Optis, …
Sydney to Auckland Ocean Race slows down as breeze lightens
MEDIA RELEASE The Sydney to Auckland Ocean Race (S2A) is evoking all sorts of emotions aboard the yachts remaining at sea, as conditions go from wild and wet to light and tricky as breakages start to take their toll and New Zealand seems so far away for some. The Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club’s 1250 …
Sydney to Auckland Ocean Race: Lucky claims line honours but race still on
MEDIA RELEASE Bryon Ehrhart’s Lucky has claimed line honours and broken the race record in the Sydney to Auckland Ocean Race (S2A) earlier this morning, crossing the finish line at 9.20.27.26am AEDT (just after 11.27am New Zealand time) finishing the race in 2d 20h 27 minutes 7 seconds (full release with quotes to follow), but …
Sydney to Auckland Ocean Race: Unpleasant night at sea
MEDIA RELEASE Last night was a harsh reminder of how a beautiful sail on the ocean can change in an instant, as it did last night in the 1250 nautical mile Sydney to Auckland Ocean Race (S2A), requiring quick thinking and action as crews worked together to bring things back under control. On Alan Hill’s …
Competition is on as Lucky continues Sydney to Auckland Ocean Race lead
MEDIA RELEASE Bryon Ehrhart’s Lucky (USA) continues to lead the Sydney to Auckland Ocean Race (S2A) on the water this morning, barrelling along at up to 20 knots across the Tasman Sea, her destination in Auckland, approximately 1022 nautical miles away at 8.30am. Jono Rankine said from Lucky, “We’re currently doing 18-20 knots in 15 …
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Marine Services
The Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club AUSTRALIA'S 2017/2018 CLUB MARINA OF THE YEAR has permanent berthing, mooring and dry storage for members and also offers berthing and mooring for visitors to the Club. Located in Newport on the beautiful Pittwater waterway, Broken Bay.
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Membership
The Club offers various categories of membership to suit individual requirements and offers families an opportunity to enjoy the facilities with children free when included in a family membership package.
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Functions & Dining
Enjoy waterside dining, celebrate a special event, or meet for a work conference, all on the shores of Pittwater. We also cater for weddings and large events.
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Training Services
RPAYC runs a number of courses from Learn to Sail for Kids 'Tackers', Youth 'OutThere' Programs and Adults Keelboat Courses, to School Holiday Programs, Class Development Training, Youth Development Training, Private Coaching sessions, Schools Training, Professional development courses and Marine courses via Above and Beyond Boating.
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Our Club
The Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club is situated on Green Point on the pristine body of water called Pittwater, on Sydney's Northern Beaches.
"The Alfreds", as it's known by locals and members, has a long and colourful history and is one of Australia's oldest and most prestigious yacht Clubs. The Club is currently home to the Admiral's Cup, one of yachting's most sought after trophies.
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