18 March, 2025 – Melbourne The CYAA handicapper, Peter Costolloe has advised that following conversations with the owner of the stunning 8mR, Frances that his custodianship of this beautiful yacht is coming to an end.
Almost. Or how our S&S 36 Boambillee didn’t quite make it to the 2025 Australian Wooden Boat Festival. CYAA member George Fisscher recounts his crews voyage to Tasmania – or thereabouts. The Genesis. The idea
THANK YOU YVONNE SPONSORS, GOAL ACHIEVED! In 2023 a special Classic Yacht General Maintenance Fund was established and a call put out to members to contribute. Classic Yacht supporters were asked to support the Tumlaren,
20-23 February, 2025 – Auckland The CYANZ invites all CYAA members to participate in their annual peak regatta, the Perpetual Guardian Classic Yacht Regatta, to be held 20-23 February 2025 in Auckland. The format is
29-30 March, 2025 – Melbourne Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron (RMYS) will again host the Tumlaren State Championship in March this year. First introduced to the waters of Port Philip in 1937 only four years after
December 13-15, 2024 – Sydney, NSW A prelude to the time-honoured Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, the Sydney Hobart Classic Yacht Regatta recognises the contribution that classic yachts have made to the blue water classic,
Hakkaa paalle! The Swedish battle cry emanates across the waters of Port Philip. From the pencil of renowned Swedish designer Knud Reimers the Tumlarens are gathering to do battle for the 2024 Cup Regatta Tumlaren
The Cup Regatta for 2024 is rapidly approaching. The team at Southern Wooden Boat Sailing have been actively organising what is going to be a fantastic celebration of Classic Yachting on the waters of Port
NOTICE – TECH TALK SEMINAR POSTPONED. Due to unforeseen circumstances we have had to postpone the Tech Talk seminar sceduled for this week. We will hold this session at a later date to be advised.
November in Melbourne…. Football fades to a memory as the roses begin to bloom, and spring promises, then disappoints, and then promises again. For the last 18 years the weekend before the Melbourne Cup has