
CYAA Cup Regatta 2026 – update
23 October, 2026 – Melbourne The 20th edition of the CYAA Cup Regatta is just around the corner (or the mark). Everything is in place for what will be a spectacular demonstration of classic yachting

23 October, 2026 – Melbourne The 20th edition of the CYAA Cup Regatta is just around the corner (or the mark). Everything is in place for what will be a spectacular demonstration of classic yachting

26 September, 2026 – Melbourne The Cup Regatta planning is racing along. Bookings are open for the social events with a full house of events organised. On the water, racing will include the Tumlaren Challenge

18 September, 2026 – Melbourne The CYAA is once again happy to announce that bookings are now open for the 2026 Cup Regatta social events. As is now tradition, the regatta will kick off on

04 August, 2026 – Melbourne The CYAA is once again happy to announce the ongoing support of the Joe White Bequest to the 2026 Cup Regatta as well as the production of the magnificent table

04 June, 2026 – Melbourne An early call out to CYAA members and friends to note in their calendars the 2026 CYAA Cup Regatta to be sailed on the waters of Port Phillip from Friday

Additional images from our 2025 Cup Regatta. Thank-you to our official photographer Alex Mckinnon and to Cas Bukor who had a great vantage position on the beautiful motor launch Yarolla, for these images. CYAA 31

And so it came to pass in the two thousand and twenty fifth year, that that Cup Regatta was run and won. It is a strange phrase that “it came to pass”; The feeling of

The second day of the 2025 Cup Regatta is done and dusted and what a great day we enjoyed. Race 1 was a classic windward leeward return in a 8kt southerly, whilst for Race 2

They’re off and running, the Cup Regatta kicked off today with the Tumlaren Tussle, pitting teams from interstate and New Zealand against one another. Not since the heady days of the Sayonara Cup has Port

One week to go until the 2025 Cup Regatta kicks off on Friday afternoon with the eagerly anticipated Tumlaren Challenge. Five teams representing Tasmania, Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and New Zealand will duel it