The CYAA is proud to announce the support of Savage’s Wharf to classic yacht owners in Melbourne. With spring now upon us and warmer days ahead young men and women start to think of the
The committee of the CYAA is proud to announce that once again the trustees of the Joe White Bequest have pledged their support for the CYAA Cup Regatta in 2025. Joe White’s name is synonymous
Insurance and the power of working as a team! A reminder to those renewing their boat insurance for the upcoming season. The CYAA has partnered with Tudor Insurance Brokers to capitalise on our combined buying
Click HERE to start your No Fee attendance registration. The latest version of the Racing Rules of Sailing (2025-2028) has been released and the Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron (RMYS) which conducts racing in Victoria on
01 August, 2025 – Melbourne Great news! The CYAA has been advised that a new custodian for Blue Jacket has come forward. Her restoration will be completed and she will be staying put at the
** TECH TALK PRESENTATION EVENING POSTPONED ** THE CYAA is disappointed to once again advise members and guests that due to unforeseen circumstances we have had to postpone our Tech Talk presentation evening with Frank
05 April, 2025 – Melbourne Last weekend (29/30 March) saw the Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron (RMYS) host the 2025 edition of the biannual Tumlaren Victorian State Titles. Both days saw challenging conditions with 1-2m swells
Insurance and the power of working as a team! The committee of the Classic Yacht Association of Australia is delighted to announce a partnership with Tudor Insurance Brokers to provide a significant improvement in classic
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.
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