For over 30 years, ASABC (formerly DSABC) has been providing opportunities for people with physical disabilities to experience recreational and competitive sailing in fully accessible sailboats. Adaptive sailing is a unique experience, leaving one's disability onshore to experience the freedom and exhilaration of sailing independently. Vancouver, BC Canada

Established in 1964, the 'AYC' has been a part of the Fraser River for over 40 years. The AYC strives to promote boating safety and fun on the water! The AYC offers a Private Floating Clubhouse to its members. Access to the club is only available to members of the AYC. The AYC is now accepting new member applications. Membership Benefits: 24 hour access to clubhouse, Reciprocal Moorage, Access to Club Functions & Cruises, Discounts on insurance, Discounts on Fuel and much, much more. Richmond, British Columbia, Canada

BC Sailing is the provincial sport authority for sailing and is affiliated with the Canadian Yachting Association and the International Sailing Federation. Richmond, BC Canada

Bowen Island Yacht Club was founded in 1987 to encourage and organize sail training, sailboat racing, and social activities for boaters living on Bowen Island and the immediate area. Major Activities of the club include the popular Round Bowen Race, Spring Race Series, Devil's Tankard Fall Series and a Summer Sail Training program. Bowen Island, B.C. Canada

The BCMS is dedicated to the construction, racing and cruising of multihull sail and powerboats in British Columbia (Canada) and beyond. We became a registered society in May 1969. Delta, BC, Canada

Established in 1932, The Burrard Yacht Club is located in beautiful North Vancouver, British Columbia. We are an active club consisting of power and sailing vessels mainly 25 to 60 feet in length. Approximately 300 members enjoy secure moorage, social activities, community service, product discounts, vessel insurance policy, group boating activities, and reciprocal moorage privileges. North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

We are a sailing club based out of our compound in Gyro Park in Cadboro Bay. The mandate of the Cadboro Bay Sailing Association is to provide open access to recreational sailing at an affordable cost. With the support of the District of Saanich we are able to provide access to those who otherwise may not have the means to get out on the water. We are an open community of dinghy sailors who operate the club on a volunteer basis. We welcome new membership applications. We are not strictly a racing club either - we are a dinghy club and many of our members sail regularly but do not race. Victoria, BC, Canada

Our club is dedicated to bringing ENJOYMENT to all aspects of Boating. We are a FAMILY recreational organization that operates within a family budget. If YOU are interested in boating, you may be interested in becoming a member. Campbell River, BC, Canada

The Canadian Forces Sailing Association (Esquimalt Squadron), located at Munroe Head on the north side of Esquimalt Harbour, supports recreation primarily for military personnel of CFB Esquimalt, their families and civilian members of DND, their dependants and a wide range of employees of Federal Government agencies. It also is the home of the Victoria Branch of the Disabled Sailing Association of British Columbia. The primary objective of CFSA is to provide training, recreational and competitive sailing opportunities for serving military members and their families. Esquimalt, BC Canada

The Canoe Bay Sailing Club was formed in 1969 with the idea that yacht racing could be inexpensive, uncomplicated and available to everyone. Sidney, Vancouver Island, BC Canada

The Capital City Yacht Club has an extensive history dating back to early World War II when the club was organized as a civil defense unit. Over time the purpose and objectives of the Club have changed to meet the needs of its members and the community it serves. Today the Capital City Yacht Club is one of the premier yacht clubs on south Vancouver Island providing facilities and activities for its 300 active and social members. Capital City Yacht Club is located on the south east side of Blue Heron Basin, which is on the west side of Tsehum Harbour, Sidney BC, Canada

A community oriented sailing club which offers racing, Learn To Sail Lessons for people of all ages, youth development, disabled sailing, and social activities. The Central Okanagan Sailing Association (COSA) is a non-profit sailing club located in the heart of Kelowna's Lower-Mission. Minutes from downtown, the club is ideally located on the shores of beautiful Okanagan Lake. Home to one of Canada's largest Sailing Schools, COSA instructors teach more than 3,000 students sailing and windsurfing every year! Members of COSA have access to world class facilities, along with moorage opportunities for sailboats 20' or less in length. Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

Club Locarno is a non-profit, member-run sailing club offering dinghy and catamaran sailing, kayaking, windsurfing, ocean rowing and SUP. Our club offers first-class on-the-water experiences in a fun and supportive social environment, and at an unbeatable price. We provide affordable sailing lessons, rowing lessons, kayaking trips, windsurfing trips and unlimited access to our high performance fleets: sailing, rowing, kayaking, stand up padding and windsurfing. We offer individual, youth and family memberships. Club Locarno is based at the Jericho Sailing Centre on English Bay, Vancouver, one of the most scenic places to launch on the west coast. Jericho offers great beaches for launching, a volunteer rescue boat service, superb club facilities and great food and drink on Vancouver's best waterfront patio. Join us and take advantage of what Vancouver has to offer! Vancouver, BC Canada

Welcome to Club YOLO. An easy, flexible way to get out on the ocean. You pay a one-time membership fee and an affordable monthly payment and we take care of the rest! A club where members can trust that their boats will be looked after and they will receive an extremely high level of service. An organization that operates with integrity, delivers on their promises and is always open to growing and developing recreational opportunities for their members. Mill Bay, BC Canada

The Comox Bay Sailing Association strives to promote and facilitate recreational and competitive sailing in the Comox Valley. We achieve this by providing: Education; Through our sailing school and sailing team. Access; Through our society, boats and facilities. Community; Through social, recreational and competitive events. Comox, BC Canada

Today, the Club has about 50 members and is very active. It organizes and runs keelboat races, has a number of social activities, and runs a Learn to Sail Program for youth and adults. Comox, British Columbia, Canada

We are an active club with a fun, casual approach. The Comox Valley Yacht Club organize cruises for members in both sail and power boats every year during cruising season. Informal get-togethers, BBQ's etc. usually at the Comox Golf Club clubhouse. Planned cruises up and down the coast. "Tech Nights" at the Clubhouse. Speakers with different boating-related subjects each month September through May. Associating with a special group of sail, power and non-boat owners from all walks of life, who share a love for boating. We discuss where we have been, swap stories and help each other with boating issues. Comox, BC Canada

Our club is a small, family oriented, low budget co-operative. We offer a variety of sailing dinghies, stand up paddle boards, sailboards and kayaks. Throughout the year we have a variety of social gatherings both organized and spontaneous. We welcome families and individuals with all levels of sailing experience. Companionway Sailing Club is located at the at the Jericho Sailing Center (JSC) in Vancouver, B.C. Canada.

The Council of B.C. Yacht Clubs represents the interests of members from more than 50 British Columbia yacht clubs. The Council provides key input into the affairs influencing all British Columbia boaters including Canadian Coast Guard activities, debris control, water use license applications and parks research. When required, the Council can lobby regulators for changes that benefit the boating public. British Columbia, Canada

Crescent Beach Yacht Club is tucked away at the Crescent Beach Marina in a sheltered bay adjacent to the charming community of Crescent Beach just north of White Rock, British Columbia. The club was established over 38 years ago to "promote safe and orderly participation of members of the public into sail and power boating". Surrey, BC Canada

Learn to sail, become a member, book one of our boats, enroll your kids in our summer programs or take part in one of our Regatta's! Once you've been vetted to ensure your safety, members can sign out and use our fleet boats! Cultus Lake, BC Canada

The Deas Island Yacht Club was founded in 2005 with a vision to promote boating safety as well as to provide recreational boating opportunities to its members. Our club is located in Delta BC Canada at the RiverHouse Marina and has approximately 100 members. Although we are located in Delta, we have many members with vessels moored at various locations throughout the lower mainland and Gulf Islands. Delta, BC Canada

We have been located in beautiful Deep Bay, BC, Canada since 1997. Deep Bay Harbour facilities include protected moorage with power, excellent water and pumpouts. We are within walking or dinghy distance to the cafe and store. The DBYC shares a wonderful, floating clubhouse with the Lighthouse Country Marine Rescue Society

Founded in 1936, the club offers racing, sailing lessons for juniors & adults, and social events. The Club membership is dedicated to safe boating and continues to promote Junior sailing courses, as well as mooring spots for the North Shore Lifeboat Society’s new rescue vessel. Our members enjoy a mutual interest in boating, sailing and the wonders and beauty of Indian Arm. From the Deep Cove club house to our outstation at the head of Indian Arm we are provided with some of best boating and scenic views of the Pacific Northwest. Deep Cove Yacht Club is proud of its tradition of being a family-oriented, community-minded yacht club. North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Discovery Sailing Club is a member-owned and operated cooperative sailing club located in Vancouver, British Columbia. Our fleet operates out of the Jericho Sailing Centre and Burrard Civic Marina. Membership is open to people of all ages, backgrounds, and experience levels. Vancouver, BC Canada

Objectives of the Club: Promote participation in and the love of sailing and boating in a safe fun environment; Provide facilities for the use and enjoyment of the members; Provide training and development in boating and navigation for members, and the youth of our society; Promote sportsmanship and excellence in competitive sailing. West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Fairwinds is a sailing Association based in Victoria, British Columbia on the Canadian Pacific Coast. The Association is registered under the Societies Act of British Columbia and is operated by its members as a co-operative venture. We have members from all walks of life. Common to all is a passion for sailing and a willingness to share knowledge, experience, skills, and labor for the benefit of all. We are always interested in new members who share our interests and goals. Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

We are a top class marina that enjoys both power and sailing vessels and an award winning clubhouse with spectacular views. With approximately 250 members, a mixture of organized water based and social activities in our award winning clubhouse makes FCYC (The Star of False Creek) one of the finest yacht clubs in Canada. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

The Gibsons Sailing Club offers sailing lessons for youth aged 8-18 in Gibsons BC, on the beautiful Sunshine Coast. We are proud to be a non-profit society, we’re passionate about getting people out on the water and learning to sail. Future plans are to organize race nights and regattas so the fun can continue after the lessons are done. Gibsons, BC Canada

Located in beautiful Gibsons on the Sunshine Coast, B.C.Canada we have some of the best cruising waters any where in the world. Whether it is a Social, Cruising or Youth Sailing membership you are seeking we can provide many Club activities year round. Gibsons, B.C. Canada

The Gulf Yacht Club was formed in 1965. Our Membership consists of sailboat owners and their families who like to cruise under sail and explore the waters of British Columbia and beyond. Our primary focus is on companionship when cruising local waters (no racing). We welcome novice sailors and support them in their new cruising endeavors. Member's yachts are moored in a variety of marinas. Vancouver, BC Canada

The HYC was founded on March 7th, 1978 by a small group of sailing and boating enthusiasts from various communities in the Upper Fraser Valley. The HYC has promoted safe boating and sailing about Harrison Lake since 1978 through its close association with the Valley Power Squadron, the Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary, and the Kent-Harrison Rescue Unit. Harrison Hot Springs, BC Canada

Hollyburn Sailing Club began operation in 1963 with the main objective of training North Shore children in seamanship. HSC has operated out of Ambleside Park for almost 50 years training over 10,000 individuals. Our training programs have expanded to include adult sailing and kayaking lessons. The club supports participation across a wide range of non-powered boating activity, including sailing, kayaking and rowing. Over the course of the year we run races, social events and workshops which all are welcome to participate in. West Vancouver, BC Canada

We are an active sailing, cruising and racing club that offers racing, organized cruises, and social activities. White Rock, British Columbia, Canada

A non-profit, community-based institution which provides programs to teach sailing, windsurfing, rowing, ocean kayaking, safety and seamanship to people of all ages. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Formed in 1945, KYC is a family oriented club which offers sailing courses for juniors and adults, power boating courses, sailing regattas, and a host of yachting and social events. Okanagan Lake, Kelowna, BC Canada

KYC offers racing, adult sailing lessons, and social activities. Kitsilano Yacht Club was founded in the summer of 1934 to foster amateur yachting on English Bay in Vancouver and encourage competition at the highest level. The club is home to many active one-design sailing fleets, including the Star, 505, Martin 242, Melges 24, Lightning and Cal 20 and outrigger canoe and SUP racing teams. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Ladner Yacht Club was founded in 1958 and is located next to the core of Ladner Village on the Fraser River. The marina basin is owned by the club and accommodates 100 vessels. There are approximately 50 members moored at the marina, the remaining slips are rented to the public. Delta, B.C. Canada

LYC offers racing, recreational organized cruises, predicted log events, youth sail training, and social events. Our club offers enjoyable programs of cruising, racing and social events, along with a welcoming reciprocal dock. Ladysmith, British Columbia, Canada

The Lake Country Sail and Paddle Club (LCSP) has two waterfront sites for non-motorized boating activities. New club members welcomed! Bring your own boat, or use one of the LCSP sailboats, canoes or kayaks. Lake Country, British Columbia, Canada

The mission of the Lake Osoyoos Sailing Club is to provide a unique lakeside facility offering affordable recreational access to Lake Osoyoos for individual and family members in their pursuit of sailing and naturally-powered water sports. Located in the sunny South Okanagan on the shores of the warmest lake in Canada, the Lake Osoyoos Sailing Club welcomes all enthusiasts of naturally-powered water sports. Whether you're a sailor, a kayaker, a canoeist, a kiteboarder or even a landlubber, the Lake Osoyoos Sailing Club offers you a place of camaraderie and fun. Osoyoos, BC Canada

The Lower Mainland Yacht Cooperative (LMYC) is a cooperative owned and operated by its members. We are a composite of like-minded people ranging from rookies all the way to “salty dogs” with decades of yachting experience. The mission and purpose of the LMYC is to promote affordable, safe and enjoyable recreational sailing. LMYC offers fun and social sailing experiences such as the Club Cruise. White Rock, B.C. Canada

Since its inception in 1925, Maple Bay Yacht Club has served its members and the community by providing an affordable means to enjoy the many benefits of yachting and related water sports on our beautiful coast. Our facilities include protected moorage with excellent water and power, a clubhouse with licensed lounge, showers and washrooms. A large lawn with swing set, horseshoe pitch and barbecue pit leads up to the clubhouse from the beach. We are within walking or dinghy distance to stores, shipyards and restaurants. Maple Bay, Vancouver Island, BC, Canada

Established in 1931 to encourage the sport of yachting, to foster seamanship and navigation, and to provide and maintain a suitable clubhouse and moorage facilities for the use and recreation of its members. The Nanaimo Yacht Club is an integral part of this community, with approximately 750 members who enjoy benefits such as a modern clubhouse and first rate moorage. Nanaimo, B.C. Canada

The Nanoose Squadron is part the Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons (CPS), a nationwide organization of recreational boating enthusiasts dedicated to the advancement of safe and pleasurable boating through education. Squadron members have delivered training for boating safety in the Nanoose Bay area. Students have included power boaters, sailors and non-boat owners who have wanted to find out what knowledge is needed to safely navigate the waters of the Salish Sea. As well as training we also have an active social program that includes a monthly members night (members partners and guests are welcome to attend) with entertaining and informative topics and speakers. Nanoose Bay, Parksville, Qualicum Beach, BC Canada

Dedicated to the promotion of small boat, catamaran and dinghy sailing. We offer racing, and learn to sail courses for juniors & adults. Vernon, British Columbia, Canada

The mission of OACBS is to bring people together with a common interest in historic, antique and classic boats, sharing fellowship, information, experience and exchange of ideas. To promote and encourage a love and enjoyment of all aspects of historic, antique and classic boating. Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

Oak Bay Power and Sail Squadron is a non-profit association of boating enthusiasts in Victoria, B.C. joined by a common goal: that is to promote safe boating awareness for both power and sailing vessels. Join us in providing boating education and enjoy the good fellowship that membership brings. Just a reminder: you do not have to be a boat owner to enroll in classes or be a member! Remember, all operators of a motorized pleasure craft must be in possession of the Pleasure Craft Operators Card (PCOC). This is the only card approved by Transport Canada, and is the only card recognized in the United States. This card is available when taking your Safe Boating course in either our fall or winter course sessions. We provide club cruises around our scenic waters of the Gulf Islands. See events calendar for cruise schedules. Victoria, B.C. Canada

The Oarlock and Sail Wooden Boat Club is a club for people who enjoy building, repairing, sailing, talking about, thinking about, and simply messing about in small wooden boats. Members can be found each Saturday morning restoring the club's fleet of small wooden boats or working on a new build. The club operates out of a floating boat shed at the Vancouver Maritime Museums Heritage Harbour in Vancouver, B.C. Canada

The Peachland Yacht Club and Marina is a non-profit Society located in Peachland, British Columbia, Canada. Our location is south central, midway between Kelowna and Penticton on the west side of the 135 km long Okanagan Lake. Our Executive Committee consists entirely of volunteers who manage the club for the benefit and enjoyment of current and future members. As a member of the Boating BC Association, our mission is to promote boating enjoyment, safety and education. Our club boasts 60 slips for boats ranging in size from 16 to 33 feet and includes one reciprocal yacht club slip. We are proud to be the home of the Central Okanagan Marine Search and Rescue boat, operated by the Peachland Fire Department. Peachland, British Columbia, Canada