Cruising Events
Cruising the Pacific Seminar, 16 November
- Ever dreamed about cruising New Zealand or the South Pacific. The South Pacific Sailing Network (SPSN) is comprised of a group of yacht clubs, marinas and marine businesses currently stretching from Panama to New Caledonia and down to NZ whose aim is to encourage and support cruising in the South Pacific.
Of course the option of departing Australia to arrive in the Bay of Islands in May in time to join the yachts heading north is always available.
Ross and Vicki who are members of SPSN are visiting RPAYC and will be giving an audio-visual presentation of their experiences in, and access to, New Zealand and the South Pacific islands. Naturally, they will also be ready to answer any questions you may have.
The presentation commences at 7:30pm, Pittwater Room.
Dinner available from Halyards Bistro prior
Vivid Festival Cruise 2025
Expressions of Interest are now open! Vivid Sydney Adventure – A Week of Fun, Food, and Exploration! Get ready for an epic week of exploring Sydney during Vivid – you’re in for a treat.
We’ve got everything on the agenda, from sundowners on the dock (hello, sunset cocktails), to theatre shows, behind-the-scenes tours, and of course, the best foodie adventures across Darling Harbour, Chinatown, and The Rocks.
Wanna stretch your legs? There’ll be walks galore, and if you’re feeling peckish, stop by any of the pubs for a cheeky counter lunch. Don’t forget the ferry rides from Darling Harbour to Circular Quay—nothing like sailing through the lights of Vivid!
And for those who love a bit of art, the Archibald Prize exhibition at the Art Gallery is the place to be this time of year. But that’s just the start… Last year, Leon hooked us up with a super cool behind-the-scenes tour of the Maritime Museum, and this year? Rumor has it we might be exploring the mysterious old railway tunnels or taking a sneaky peek at the old GPO.
For first-timers: no stress! At 10am Tuesday morning, all the boats will cruise into Darling Harbour together when the Pyrmont Bridge opens. The boats will dock one at a time, and those who arrive first will help everyone else with lines and parking—plus, the marina staff are always there to lend a hand. You’ll be kept in the loop with all group activities, so you won’t miss a thing!
And here’s the best part: at just $140 a night, you’ll have a cozy and affordable room right on the water in your own boat – way better than some overpriced hotel room! And you get to do it all with a bunch of fellow sailors.
The list of things to do is seriously endless. This is going to be a Vivid week to remember!
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ANZAC weekend Cruise – 25-27 April
More details to follow.
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