The Bellerive Yacht Club is situated at 64 Cambridge Road Bellerive, overlooking Kangaroo Bay. It was established in 1926 to promote and encourage yachting and to provide facilities for its members. It has grown to over 1000 members. The club is a family club and partners and children are encouraged to participate in club events and activities. The Clubs runs Twilight sailing on Wednesday evenings during the summer and Saturday racing throughout the year. With two bars, Anchors Restaurant, a marina, slipyard, dinghy storage and ample parking the club provides superb facilities for members and visitors. Bellerive, Tasmania, Australia

The Bruny Island Boat Club was incorporated in April 2005 with the aim to improve boating facilities on Bruny Island and to encourage 'safe boating fun' by organising a series of events throughout the year. Alonnah, Bruny Island, Tasmania, Australia

The home of Tassie catamaran sailing. News and talk about catamaran sailing, racing in Tasmania. Hosting TASCAT and Tasmanian Paper Tiger Catamaran Association.

The Cruising Yacht Club of Tasmania (CYCT) aims to: promote and encourage cruising generally in Tasmania and to provide support facilities; encourage sailing and boat building by amateur boat builders; organise cruising of boats and classes of instruction relating thereto. Sandy Bay, Tasmania, Australia

Established in 1906, DSS is a friendly family orientated club which offers a racing program, a junior training program, as well as cruising and social events. Sandy Bay, Tasmania, Australia

Deviot Sailing Club is based on the beautiful Tamar River Estuary, about half way between Launceston and Low Head. The clubrooms are situated on the western shore of the river just under 2 nautical miles south of the Batman Bridge. Club days are most Saturdays, from October through to late April. Deviot is an ideal location for sailing with reliable winds, a wide expanse of water, and the interest of some interesting tidal patterns. The club offers a Sail Training Program and social activities. Launceston, TAS Australia

Named as a 'boat' club specifically to include all water going vessels, much of the club's activities revolve around sailing events that happen throughout the year, with monthly sail days, a summer twilight series, and a healthy cruising calendar. Situated at the head of the bay beside tennis courts, a community oval, and the local high school it has substantial club rooms with bar and catering facilities that open 5 days a week. As well GBBC has 2 slip ways, 2 jetties and a boat ramp that is also open to the public. Lindisfarne, Tasmania, Australia

We are located at the southern end of Kingston Beach at the mouth of the Derwent River, Hobart, Tasmania. The club boasts some of the best sailing in Australia with views to match. Whether you are a seasoned sailor or someone who is new to the sport, by joining the Kingston Beach Sailing Club you can enjoy a whole host of benefits, including coaching, low-cost sailing lessons, Power boat courses, racing, social events and boat storage. We also offer a range of adult and junior sailing lessons to the public which provides a great opportunity to experience the fun of sailing in a safe environment. Kingston Beach, Tasmania, Australia

Lauderdale Yacht Club is located on beautiful Frederick Henry Bay, 20 minutes south east of Hobart. Lauderdale Yacht club (LYC) was originally founded by a keen group of amateur sailors, regularly sailing out of Frederick Henry Bay. With no clubhouse or facilities to speak of at the time, the first races eagerly commenced in 1977. Construction of the bespoke facilties commenced in 1981, with the clubhouse itself completed in 1983. Today the club provides sailing training to youth and adults. For those more experienced sailors keen to test their skills and sailcraft, races are held most Sunday afternoon's in the warmer months. The LYC organises racing for 29ers, catamarans, windsurfers, and any off the beach class, that wish to sail with the club. We have a fleet of Bic O'pen Skiffs, Sabots, Puffin Pacers and Lasers that are sailed on Sunday mornings from late September every year-to-April. Roches Beach, TAS, Australia

Lindisfarne Sailing Club is a family based sailing club, offering dinghy sailing for adults and children. We have Tasmania’s largest fleet of Sabre class dinghies, and we are seeing a resurgence of interest in the Heron and Sabot classes. The club owns a number of Pacers, Optimists, Sabots & Sabres which are used for our popular Learn to Sail programs and available for hire. In addition to our traditional focus on dinghy sailing, we now run keelboat races in conjunction with the Motor Yacht Club of Tasmania. We are proud of our club, our history and our achievements and welcome visitors and new members alike. Lindisfarne, TAS Australia

Midway Point Yacht Club is a family oriented club, that provides weekly races and training. The Midway Point Yacht Club is family based club that welcomes new members and provides a training program for all ages. Age and sailing experience is irrelevant, we welcome everyone! The club has 8 different classes of boats sailing each week and on a good day 22 boats take to the water. Sailing at the club can be what you make of it, whether it be for leisure, social or competitive. Midway Point, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

The Motor Yacht Club of Tasmania prides itself in offering outstanding facilities and services including: Safe berthing in our Marina; Function facilities which accommodate up to 100 guests seated, or 150 guests cocktail style; We have a range of catering options to suit a variety of functions; Weekly social activities; Club bar with excellent atmosphere. Over the past 85 years the Motor Yacht Club of Tasmania has grown into one of the pre-eminent boating organisations in Tasmania with 150 berths accommodating boats of all sizes in one of the largest floating marinas in the state. Lindisfarne, Tasmania, Australia

Formed in May 1979 on the shores at Robley's Point, the first functions of the Port Cygnet Sailing Club were held in a tent with the first racing being in dinghies. In the 1980s there was only a handful of boats anchored in the bay, now there are well over 100 registered moorings. The club conducts races on most Sundays from early October until the end of April each year. Twilight racing commences on the first Tuesday in January and runs for 8 weeks with a very popular barbecue meal to follow. Cygnet, Tasmania, Australia

The club was founded in 1952. Sabot and Corsair dinghies are available for hire to prospective members. Slipway facilities with large concrete hadstand area and mast crane Fenced trailersailer/ powerboat parking area with double launching ramp . Club Jetty with Diesel sales, adjoining pontoons, mooring rental. The newly expanded upperdeck of the clubhouse is a wonderful place to wile away the time. PDYC has hosted many National titles, for Sabots, Cherub, B14, Skate and NS14 classes. Strong dinghy and trailable yacht fleets. Home of the Blockbuster Weekend invited class dinghy Regatta in early February. Juniors and new comers can gain confidence while being fully supervised at PDYC. Beauty Point, Tasmania, Australia

Sailing for all the family in Dover Tasmania. Port Esperance Sailing Club is the southernmost yacht club in Australia. It conducts regular dinghy racing and yacht cruising activities as well as sail-training. Dover, Tasmania, Australia

Founded in 1880, The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania is the premier yacht club in Tasmania conducting local events on River Derwent, national and international titles as well as finishing the blue water classic Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race. The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania in addition to its usual summer and winter pennant racing, conducts the annual Sailing South Race Week each January, assists the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia with the conduct of the Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race and conducts the six week cruise in company around Tasmania every second year. Sandy Bay, Tasmania, Australia

Sailability Tasmania is a voluntary non-profit organisation that aims to provide a safe and friendly environment where people with disabilities are accepted and encouraged to participate in the sport of sailing. We are a part of a nation-wide movement that is a member of the International Foundation for Disability Sailing. Beauty Point, Tasmania, Australia

Sandy Bay Sailing Club was officially formed in 1948. We are a Club which promotes competitive sailing in an atmosphere of co-operation and team work. We offer Learn To Sail Programs and Racing. Sandy Bay, Tasmania, Australia

The Spring Bay Boat Club was started in 1975 by a small number of local and weekender off-the-beach dinghy sailors. Yacht racing was held mainly from One Tree Point off Barton Avenue in Triabunna on the east coast of Tasmania but continued at other locations due to the easy transportability of the vessels. Today the Club has a permanent site situated in the harbour precinct at Esplanade East in Triabunna with a clubhouse marina and hardstand facility. The Club currently has about 140 nominal members plus family members and is affiliated with Yachting Tasmania. We conduct regular sailing races for our small fleet of yachts as well as other events for the large number of power boats in our membership. The social side is well catered for with barbeques and other non boating events. Cruising is covered by regular summer excursions to our beautiful coastal areas including Maria and Schouten Islands, Freycinet Peninsula and the famous Wineglass Bay. Triabunna, Tasmania, Australia

Since 1837, Tamar Yacht Club has provided members with the best competition, social, on-water and clubhouse facilities in Northern Tasmania. As the oldest yacht club in the Southern Hemisphere, members enjoy the benefits of the resources and advantages that only a long established club can provide. People have many reasons for joining the Tamar Yacht Club. Keen sailors and power boaters mix with those who join for the social aspects of the clubs and the chance to make new friends. Experienced sailors have the opportunity to skipper or crew, from dinghies to ocean racers. Novices have opportunities to learn, and gain recognised qualifications on all sizes of boats. Friends, supporters and retired sailors can enjoy the great social atmosphere at either our Launceston or Beauty Point Clubhouses. Launceston, Tasmania, Australia

Many of our members have boats, from small canoes and punts to large yachts and working boats. But you don't have to own a boat to be a member — the Guild owns boats which members can use! The Wooden Boat Guild of Tasmania Incorporated was formed in 1994 by a group wishing to keep and support wooden boat heritage and craft in Tasmania. Members of the Wooden Boat Guild of Tasmania see their role as being one of nurturing and educating in the art of wooden boat building and restoration. Tasmania is home to one of the world's finest boat building timbers, Huon Pine, so it's not surprising that it is also home to some of Australia's finest wooden boats. As well as being the destination for one of the world's premier off-shore yacht races, Hobart is also host to Australia's premier wooden boat festival. Battery Point, Tasmania, Australia

The Wynyard Yacht Club Clubhouse, Rigging area and Slip are situated near the mouth of the Inglis River, which opens onto Bass Strait. The club has two boatlauncing ramps and floating jetty between installed by Marine and Safety Tasmania and avaliable for public use. Sailing craft range from Sabots, dingys, Catermarans, Trailer Sailors, Cruising keelboats. The Wynyard Yacht Club conducts sailing training for all ages and regular races for juniors and seniors throughout the summer. Wynyard, Tasmania, Australia