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Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania

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Just a five-minute drive from the heart of Hobart, The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania offers Members and visitors alike a fantastic dining experience with a relaxed atmosphere overlooking our stunning marina and the beautiful Derwent River beyond. Our Bistro Menu offers a wide range of delicious meal options catering to a range of tastes with daily specials and a dessert menu that changes daily.  

The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania (RYCT) is proud of its achievements over almost 135 years of service to yachting and the community. In that time the RYCT has grown from a club established to support the needs of a group of dedicated sailors running yacht races on the River Derwent through to today, now servicing thousands of sailors and jointly managing, with the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, one of the world’s greatest blue water classics the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. But it’s not all about racing, with regular cruising and social events, junior sailing programs, training and education opportunities, plus excellent function facilities and a delicious Bistro menu.

LUNCH Monday – Friday

12.00 – 2.00 pm

Walk-ins welcome but bookings are recommended to avoid disappointment.

DINNER Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday

›  5.30 pm – onwards.

For Bookings contact the Club on:

(03) 6223 4599

Public Holidays bar only 2pm  – 6pm. Christmas Day and Good Friday we are closed.

We have a Covid Safe Plan in place and employ strict hygiene and cleaning practices.

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• Monday 09:30 AM - 06:30 PM
• Tuesday Day Off
• Wednesday 09:30 AM - 09:00 PM
• Thursday 09:30 AM - 07:30 PM
• Friday 09:30 AM - 08:30 PM
• Saturday 10:00 AM - 07:30 PM
• Sunday 11:00 AM - 07:30 PM

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RYCT Tasmanian Anchorage Guide 6th Edition

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The Tasmanian Anchorage Guide (TAG for short) is published by the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania to enable passage planning and to provide details of possible shelter usable by small craft cruising on the Tasmanian coast. The information is provided as a guide only and is intended for use in conjunction with the Australian Pilot , Australian charts and other cruising publications.

Many individuals have contributed to the TAG. It combines several hundred person/years of knowledge and experience of cruising the Tasmanian coast. It continues to be a cooperative work-in-progress and is subject to continuous improvement as new information or a new need arises. Comments and criticisms are welcome – especially if they can be used to enhance the Guide to make it more useful. Although every effort has been made to check the accuracy of the details, the RYCT, as well as TAG editors and authors, do not imply or accept any responsibility for the accuracy, authenticity or validity of the TAG’s contents.

The TAG has 7 sections and a detailed index that cover the Tasmanian coast starting from Hobart and traversing the coast in an anticlockwise direction – in the same direction as the Van Diemens Land Circumnavigation cruises. Mud-maps of most anchorages and cruising areas are included adjacent to their descriptions.

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1 – General information about cruising in Tasmanian waters. 2 – Hobart to Low Head via the East Coast. 3 – The Furneaux Group (including Deal Island) 4 – Tamar River to Hunter Island (including King Island) 5 – Hunter Passage to Macquarie Harbour (including the Gordon River) 6 – Cape Sorell to Recherche Bay (including Port Davey) 7 – Recherche Bay to Hobart (via D’Entrecasteaux Channel)

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Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania

The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania hosts a range of activities for members of the Club and community, including Senior Pilates, monthly lunch groups, sailing courses, an annual cruise on Opening Day and regular socialising opportunities. The Club is home to a number of senior groups including National Seniors, Probus and Ionians, of which members can participate.

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Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania (RYCT)

Set against the captivating backdrop of the River Derwent and Mount Wellington, The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania (RYCT) is a prestigious organization that has been fostering yachting since 1880. With its long-standing tradition of promoting and developing yacht sailing and racing, the club is deeply embedded in the nautical life of Tasmania, offering excellent facilities, services, and events for sailors, yacht owners, and boating enthusiasts.

The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania is ideally located at Marieville Esplanade, Sandy Bay, in the beautiful city of Hobart, Tasmania’s capital. Its picturesque setting at the water’s edge of the stunning River Derwent, with the towering peak of Mount Wellington serving as the perfect backdrop, enhances the charm of this well-established club. It’s a short 15-minute walk from Hobart’s city centre and waterfront, overlooking the beautiful Derwent River and its stunning marina. The RYCT marina is closely located to the clubhouse, providing a secure, modern berthing area for vessels.

Approach to the Marina

Approaching the marina, sailors will find clear entry points and marked navigation channels, which are well-maintained to ensure easy access. The marina’s basin is protected and provides safe berthing, offering a secure harbour for vessels of various sizes. Nautical charts and tide tables are advisable for best navigation practices into the marina.

Specifications of the Marina

With 210 berths, ranging from 10 to 20 metres, the marina can accommodate a variety of boats. Temporary berthing is also available for larger visiting vessels. All berths have easy access to electricity and water.

Infrastructure, Services, and Facilities

The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania’s marina offers an array of facilities and services. These include a slipway, bosun services, fuel and gas supplies, trailer parking, hardstand areas, shed storage and lockers, and trailer boat launching facilities. A fully automated 24-hour easy access to fuel – high and low flow diesel plus unleaded – is also available.

RYCT prides itself in offering a comprehensive set of services and facilities to cater to all your boating needs. A full array of on-site marine services including wash bay, anti-fouling, cut & polish, spray booth, and boat repairs are provided. For all boat slipping requirements, RYCT provides professional service with a team of qualified contractors ready to assist.

The RYCT also extends Wi-Fi access to guests of the club, which extends to sections of the Marina.

Amenities in the Marina and Nearby

At the marina, guests can find a host of conveniences for a comfortable stay. These include clean restroom and shower facilities, laundry services, waste disposal, and recycling facilities. For relaxation and refreshment, the club features a well-stocked bar and a restaurant that offers fine dining with fantastic views over the marina and the River Derwent. The local area surrounding the marina offers a range of amenities including shopping centres, hotels, restaurants, and recreational facilities.

Events in Marina

The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania is renowned for hosting a variety of sailing events, including the celebrated Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race finish. The club’s vibrant calendar is filled with racing series, sailing regattas, social events, and club activities that cater to all ages and levels of sailing experience, promoting camaraderie and competition among its members and visitors. RYCT offers a unique venue steeped in old school maritime tradition for all types of events. From large family weddings to discreet and professional corporate functions, the RYCT events team ensures a successful event. The flexible function rooms offer easy access to outdoor areas and a balcony, boasting unsurpassed views.

How to Get There

Hobart International Airport, located about a 20-minute drive from the club, offers regular flights from major Australian cities. By road, the club can be accessed via main roads leading into Hobart and then onto Sandy Bay.

For those approaching by sea, the River Derwent provides a clear and safe passage right up to the marina.

Attractions Nearby

The club’s location in Hobart puts it within reach of various Tasmanian attractions. Visitors can explore the historic Salamanca Market, the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, or take a drive up to the summit of Mount Wellington for breathtaking views. The nearby MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) is an unmissable experience, as is a trip to the beautiful local vineyards.

How many berths does the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania marina have?

The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania's marina has 210 berths, ranging from 10 to 20 meters. There is also temporary berthing for larger visiting vessels.

What facilities does the marina offer to boats?

All berths at the marina have easy access to electricity and water. It also offers a fully automated 24-hour fueling station that provides high and low flow diesel plus unleaded fuel.

Can non-members dock their boats at the marina?

Yes, casual visits are most welcome. Arrangements can be made by submitting the Berth Enquiry form to the RYCT office or by phoning +61 3 6223 4599.

Are long-term berths available?

While club member occupancy is high, long-term berths do occasionally become available for lease. If you are interested, you can contact the Club administration office.

What services are available at the RYCT slipway?

The RYCT slipway operates five days a week and offers a range of services, including boat repairs, anti fouling, cut & polish, and spray booth services.

Can I host an event at the RYCT?

Yes, the RYCT has function rooms with capacity for 400+ guests and provides a unique venue for all types of events. They offer dedicated event management services to ensure your event's success.

What dining options are available at the RYCT?

The RYCT offers a bistro with a wide range of delicious meal options catering to a variety of tastes, with daily specials. It is recommended to make a booking to ensure a table is available.

Does the RYCT provide training and education opportunities?

Yes, the RYCT is a Discover Sailing training center and offers Tackers and junior sailing programs, along with a year-round racing program.

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