DISCOVERY BAY YACHT CLUB

"Dear salts, our thanks for making SUTS 2019 a memorable weekend. The weather was kind, pursuit race competitive, bonfire dramatic, Piper, singers, dancers and guitarists all in fine fettle. But most importantly, another great gathering of adventurous and fun sea dogs...

A legendary 2 day sailing event, the Middle Island Regatta consists of a Saturday race from Discovery Bay to Middle Island, (dinner & drinks at the Victoria Recreation Club) and a pursuit race back to Discovery Bay on the Sunday.

The Bart’s Bash is a multi-club worldwide sailing event which in 2014 broke the record for the largest sailing event in history with 9.484 boats participating. This year will mark the fifth annual event and participants will not only be competing against boats in their...

The 2019 DBYC Regatta was held on 7th September. This year it seemed that the weather gods did not want to favour this event as the forecast was winds anywhere from 1-3 knots with some rain. The worst was expected, however an hour before the start the wind picked up, w...

Last years DBYC Summer Beach Party was a blast! - so please join us again for this years event which will be held on Saturday 1st June at Sunshine Island from 2pm onwards. All members and friends of the DBYC are welcome to join. Our friends from the Lantau Boat Club wi...

The 2019 Lamma Rally took place on May 11th, under sunny skies and promises of fair winds.  In keeping with the tradition of this rally, the winds did not materialize until near the finish, resulting in a slow crawl to Lamma Island and a rather more boisterous sail hom...

The story is about a yacht club that has been stripped of its home, its premises and storage facilities gone. The spirits and memories of over 25 years of fun and serious sailing out brought back by the photographs on the Bilge Bar walls ripped away.

The lives and famil...

The Show Goes On!

On the 2nd of February, 4 of the DBYC yachts ( Speedy Gonzales , Nervous Breakdown, Sandmartin and Legs 11) participated in this fairly ad-hoc event ! Unfortunately the winds that were originally forecast at force 4-5 out of the east did not materialis...