The Adelaide Radio Control Yacht Racing Club (ARCYRC) meets almost every Sunday of the year at the Patawolonga Lake, Anderson Ave, Glenelg North. Racing times vary throughout the year to best make use of prevailing wind conditions. We hold events from Club sailing, Australian Ranking events, State Championships and in recent years many Australian Championships in the IOM and Marblehead classes. We also sail the DragonFlite 95. Glenelg North, SA Australia

A world class sailing club founded on proud traditions, with an active racing program and social functions. Adelaide Sailing Club was formed from the union of Glenelg Sailing Club with Holdfast Bay Yacht Club. This union took place in 1998 with the construction of these world class facilities at the end of Barcoo Road as part of the Holdfast Shores development of Glenelg. Active sailing encompassing senior mono, multi-hulls, sports boats, trailerables, Sailability and junior racing. An Accredited Yachting Australia Training Centre, our Qualified Instructors regularly conduct adult and youth learn to sail courses. West Beach, South Australia

The Adelaide University Sailing Club is the oldest university sailing club in Australia, the Club was established in 1959 and hosted its first intervarsity competition in 1960. A stronghold of Australian university sailing, the Club sails with the fleet of the Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron (RSAYS) at Outer Harbor with access for members to both dinghies and keelboats. The club has a long tradition of producing first-class yachtsmen and yachtswomen, with many present and former members having competed in prestigious and challenging ocean races including the Sydney to Hobart, Teakle Classic and the Three Peaks Yacht Race. North Haven, SA Australia

We are situated on the Eastern Eyre Peninsula at Arno Bay. Arno Bay is almost halfway between Whyalla in the North and Port Lincoln in the South of Spencer Gulf. The fishing is legendary at Arno and is known for white sandy beaches. The Arno Bay Yacht Club is one of the very few yacht clubs that the racing is seen so close to the clubhouse. The Arno Bay Yacht Club is run by a small and dedicated group of volunteers. Arno Bay, SA Australia

Brighton and Seacliff Yacht Club (BSYC) is one of Adelaide’s leading sailing clubs. More than just a yacht club, we are a function centre, a sailing and aquatics school and a community focus area with two bars and a bistro. People of all ages and backgrounds feel at home in BSYC where there is something for everyone. We are Adelaide’s foremost off-the-beach yacht club and our experience is gained not just through the successful organisation of Club sailing but the management of numerous state, national and world championships. Adelaide, South Australia

Christies Sailing Club (CSC) was founded in 1958 and has steadily grown to be known as one of the friendliest clubs in South Australia. Former Junior Sailors have gone up through the ranks to become national title holders in several classes. The club's members have travelled far and wide throughout the country attending many major regattas, often bringing home the trophies. Located on the Esplanade at Christies Beach, the club has excellent facilities that include a licensed bar, fully equipped kitchen, change rooms and a view that is one of the best in the state. The club has an active social committee which do a fantastic job organising social events for club members and friends. Esplanade, Christies Beach, South Australia

The Clayton Bay Boat Club conducts a series of well organised sailing events and races including the "Red Top series", novelty races and the annual Rat Race Regatta. With a mixture of boats ranging from catamarans, dinghies and trailer sailers, entrants compete for a series of club trophies. Races are usually followed by the Club BBQ. With a range of activities available, Clayton Bay also offers the perfect location for a great weekend getaway. Whether you enjoy sailing, water skiing, canoeing or just relaxing with friends, you will love the day you visited Clayton Bay. Clayton Bay, SA Australia

Is prominent in all forms of yachting in South Australia, including Racing, Cruising, and Fishing. The Cruising Yacht Club of South Australia is the State’s premier yacht club and caters for over 1200 members with a diverse range of sporting and social interests. Located on the Le Fevre Peninsula at North Haven, the Club was incorporated in 1973. Just 5 minutes from Semaphore, 10 minutes from increasingly thriving Port Adelaide, and 15 minutes from West Lakes, the CYCSA's location is unreservedly convenient. North Haven, South Australia.

GIYC is a club that upholds the traditions of a club environment. The Club provides activities for all our boating fraternities. Finally, GIYC is a social and family club. Our members of all ages enjoy many social activities at our club facilities. The Garden Island Yacht Club (GIYC) was founded in 1978, and still boast a family friendly, social community of sailing enthusiasts. The GIYC has 4 marinas, plus hardstands for trailer sailors. Port Adelaide, SA Australia

Founded in 1854, GRYC conducts a wide variety of regattas and events catering for trailer-sailers, riverboats, catamarans and dinghies. Also there is an active cruising calendar and social activities. The Club's marina accommodates 106 boats up to 12 metres in length. The majority of vessels on the Club's register are trailer-sailers or other lifting-keel yachts which are well suited to the relatively shallow waters of the adjacent Lower Murray Lakes and Coorong areas. However an increasing number of power boats are kept in the GRYC marina as well. Goolwa, South Australia

The Grange Sailing Club has a long tradition of training newcomers to the sport. The Club owns a selection of boats suitable for training purposes and trainees are encouraged to use these boats both in training and during normal club racing. The boats owned by the club include five Holdfast Trainers, 1 Heron and 1 Laser. When training numbers are high several other boats can be called in as well to allow everyone to get the most out of the session. A 125 is also available and 2 Hoby 14 catarmarans are now proudly in our fleet. The Esplanade, Henley Beach, Adelaide, South Australia

Henley, founded in 1911, is the oldest existing club along the metropolitan coast. With a long tradition of producing champions, Henley prides itself on its on-the-water activities. Clear of land influences, Henley offers some of the best dinghy sailing waters in Australia. Sail Training Programs October to March each year. The Club has large, accessible carparking, expanses of lawned area and wide beach facilities for boats. Tractors and beach buggies provide easy access to the beach. An active social calendar during both the sailing the the "off" season. West Beach, SA Australia

The Lake Bonney Yacht Club is situated on the shores of Lake Bonney in the Riverland of South Australia. The club can boast beautiful grassed rigging areas down to the wide sandy beach and the water's edge. The club rooms are available for hire. Overlooking the beautiful Lake Bonney, and with seating for up to 150 people, the club is suitable for various events including corporate functions, weddings and anniversaries. Barmera, SA Australia

The Largs Bay sailing Club was founded in 1926 as the "Largs Bay Dinghy Club" and was renamed as the "Largs Bay Sailing Club" in 1948. The club is located on the esplanade at Largs Bay, just 200 metres north of the historic Largs Bay jetty. The club has a friendly atmosphere, and caters for people from all walks of life who are interested in sailing and socialising. The club provides sailing regattas and squash courts and a range of social activities for its members. The club is especially orientated towards family memberships with many families having two or three generations, who sail and share their social activities at the club. Largs Bay, SA Australia

Laser racing in South Australia. The SA Laser Association organizes sailing/social events, training, promotional activities, for people who sail Lasers in South Australia. The South Australian Laser Association also supports other Laser regattas held throughout the state.

Milang, SA, Australia

The Port Adelaide Sailing Club was founded in 1897. It has a strong history of supporting both cruising and racing interests for club members. PASC are now located in their new home at Marina Adelaide at Snowdens Beach, Largs North. The Club offers facilities for Social, Sailing, Racing and Sailability activities. All new members are assured of a warm welcome. Port Adelaide, S.A. Australia

Established in 1931, PLYC offers racing for dinghies, multi-hulls and keelboats, a junior sailing program, and social activities. Our Club is nationally recognised as one of the best country sailing facilities in Australia. In any given year we will host a couple of national championships, run a comprehensive junior sailing program, sailability class competitions and regular weekend racing for dinghies, multi-hulls and keelboats. Situated on Boston Bay foreshore with stunning bay views, we enjoy sailing and racing on Australia's best natural harbour. Port Lincoln, South Australia

Port River offers excellent sailing in sheltered waters that is both safe for beginners and challenging for experienced sailors with excellent viewing for spectators. Port River Sailing Club (PRSC) SA is a family oriented Club that organises racing for dinghies and off-the-beach classes from Clubrooms located at Snowden Beach, on the Port River, Port Adelaide. Largs North, SA Australia

The River Murray Boat Owners Association (RMBOA) is a group who enjoy the Murray for its beauty, wildlife, vegetation, recreational qualities and priceless value to our country. Our code of practice is designed so that we do not degrade these qualities or negatively impact on other river users. We are perhaps best known for conducting the biennial "River Ramble". This event is not a race and is conducted at a leisurely and civilised pace. The always-colourful fleet is made up of all types of vessels from luxury houseboats to modest tinnies, or even kayaks! North Adelaide, SA Australia

Situated overlooking Karatta Beach on Guichen Bay, adjacent to the entrance to the Robe Marina, we provide an excellent outlook. The summer sailing season allows members and visiting yachties the opportunity to enjoy many hours out on the water competing or just enjoying a day's sailing. Karatta Beach, Robe, SA Australia

Our Club is located on the north eastern side of Spencer Gulf at Pt Pirie, South Australia. Our club rooms are located on the Main Road in Port Pirie and overlook the Pt Pirie River. The view from the club house from the River Bar is stunning anytime of the day with lovely views looking out to the Flinders Ranges to the north east and at night the lights on the water of the harbour and river looking west towards the Nyrstar Smelter are spectacular. The club's racing season is between October and May and we sail on the Port Pirie River on Saturday afternoons. Pt Pirie, South Australia

The Royal SA Yacht Squadron sits on and around a totally sheltered basin just inside the mouth of the Port River at Adelaide's Outer Harbor. The Squadron boasts a fully serviced marina with over 200 marina berths ranging from 10mts to 30mts, 130 hard stand berths and 40 chain moorings all with 24hr security access. Other services within the basin include a fuel berth, storage facilities, maintenance pontoons, mast crane, ramp facilities and extensive, professionally staffed slipway and maintenance yard. The atmosphere is relaxed, the beautiful clubhouse boasts full dining and bar facilities and a most popular outdoor quarter deck. The Squadron has a strong heritage in Keelboat racing conducting midweek twilight racing in the summer and weekend races throughout the entire year. Cruising and Social events are also a very large part of club life at the Squadron with each year numerous events scheduled by a group of enthusiastic club members. Adelaide's Outer Harbor, SA Australia

We are a small but active dinghy sailing club located on the corner of College Road and The Esplanade in beautiful Somerton. We blend both a competitive environment for serious sailors with a relaxed helpful environment including plenty of training for the lesser skilled amongst us and we think we have the lowest membership fees on the metropolitan coast. We boast several State and National Championships won by club members over the years but we also provide an entertaining and varied social calendar with club barbecues and weekend trips away. The club sails Tasars, Herons, Sabre, National E's, Paper Tiger and Mosquito catamarans. Somerton Park, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

The TSASA covers all classes of trailer sailers, almost any trailerable yacht that has a cabin where members may sleep and membership is open to anyone interested in trailerable yachting. The aim of the TSASA is to promote safe trailerable yachting through a program of: Cruising, Racing, Social Events, Skills development.

Wallaroo is less than two hours drive from Adelaide and has ample accommodation. The Club has conducted many State Championships and invites all Clubs and Classes to visit and enjoy the Club's hospitality. The clubhouse provides all amenities for sailors plus bar and catering facilities, while the clubhouse verandah provides the perfect spot to view the racing in comfort. Adjoining the clubhouse is a large area for rigging, launching and parking, as well as concrete ramps for launching trailer sailers. Wallaroo, SA Australia

The Wooden Boat Association of South Australia (WBASA) is a collective of very interesting people. But no where near as interesting as the boats they own, love and muck about in! The WBASA was formed over 20 years ago. Having just compiled the history of those first 20 years has reinforced the fact that the original ideals of the Association are still very relevant today. Our members are men and woman from all walks of life, all ages and differing levels of experience. Our boats are big and small, they are sail, electric, power or people propelled and they range from the very new and pristine to the very old and "rustic" in appearance. Whatever their characteristics they are all built predominantly using that most magical of boat building materials, the one that is environmentally friendly and a renewable resource, wood. And apart from anything else, we just love to talk about them, compare them and have fun in them. Halifax St, SA, Australia

The Objects of the Association are to: participate as a member of Yachting Australia so sailing, yacht racing, cruising, power boating and any other forms of water sport and recreation can be conducted, encouraged, promoted, advanced and administered in South Australia; organise, encourage, promote, advance and administer sailing throughout South Australia.