The Aberdeen Boat Club was founded in 1967 by like-minded yachting enthusiasts and sports fishermen who wished to enjoy access to the seas off the southern side of Hong Kong Island. The Club was initially housed in relatively humble premises, and incorporated as the Aberdeen Boat Club Ltd in 1967. The club moved into its current purpose-built premises in 1979/ 80 and has since become one of Hong Kong's favourite recreational boating and sailing clubs. The Club has a wide range of facilities for yacht, speedboat and cruiser owners spread over two club houses, with jetty and pontoon moorings available for members' exclusive use. The Club has around nine hundred members and their families, hailing from over 35 different countries. Hong Kong

Originally established in August 1950 as the 'Cruising Section' of the RHKYC, the Cruiser Owners' Association is now one of the largest independent, non-profit making, sailing organisations in Asia, which represents the interests of sailors in Hong Kong. The COA organizes races, cruises and other sailing related activities, providing support services and promoting sailing throughout the region. Membership of the COA is open to anyone with an interest in sailing. The COA’s main objectives are to promote sailing and to provide a better sailing environment in Hong Kong and a variety of interesting activities. Boat owners and part owners may become Full Members and non-owners can join as Associate Members. Hong Kong

The Discovery Bay Yacht Club is based in Discovery Bay (DB) on Lantau Island, Hong Kong. We are yacht owners and crew who enjoy fun and friendly regattas, cruises and races. Since our first regatta in September 1999, we have grown into one of the premier sailing clubs in Hong Kong and our members have competed very successfully in many local races as well as to the Philippines. We host about 12 events each year, including day racing, islands cruising, weekend race rallies. We aim to explore those parts of Hong Kong which are otherwise inaccessible. Our aims are twofold: to draw local sailors together in friendly and social sailing events, and to introduce beginners to the fun of sailing and racing yachts. antau Island, Hong Kong

A premier marina, country and spa facility. Castle Peak Bay, Hong Kong

Established in 1963, The Hebe Haven Yacht Club has been providing yachting and boating facilities as a private members club in the picturesque bay of Pak Sha Wan in Sai Kung for over 50 years. The surrounding coastline and nearby islands in Port Shelter provide some of the best sailing waters and beaches in Hong Kong. Since its inception, the Club's main objectives are to provide first class boating facilities and yacht racing events for members together with the development of youth sailing. Members have worked hard to maintain the friendly character of the Club. Most members are water sports and boating enthusiasts and the Club's boatyard, where members can carry out annual maintenance work on their boats, is always a centre of activity. Yacht racing is very popular amongst members and races are held almost every weekend. Hong Kong

Mission: To promote Hong Kong as a "Sailing Paradise" worldwide hoping to attract thousands of overseas tourists and sailing students. Fulfill three missing gaps in Hong Kong, which include: "Keelboat Sailing Training", "Sailboat Day Charter" and "Eco-yacht" (Catamaran) tour. Wanchai, Hong Kong

Since its establishment in 1968, the association works consistently towards its objective: to promote the sport of sailing and yacht racing amongst schools in Hong Kong, to foster and participate in international sailing and yacht racing activities and to be the representative of interest for Hong Kong schools, teachers and students in the sport of sailing and yacht racing. Tai Po, Hong Kong

From beginners to those with years of experience, everyone is welcome. The club sits right on the beach in Discovery Bay and is perfect for paddling, rowing and sailing with fun events and competitive racing. Founded in the 1980s and run entirely on a voluntary, nonprofit basis, the club has space for many types of sailing, paddling, and rowing boats, with secure storage for equipment, a small clubhouse, and showers for a rinse after your on-water activities. Originally started as a sailing club we have expanded over the years to include thriving paddling and coastal rowing sections. Kayaks and outrigger canoes are also popular among members. Discovery Bay, Lantau Island, Hong Kong

In the heart of a fast-paced metropolis, discover a tranquil side of Hong Kong at Discovery Bay, Lantau Island. Lantau Yacht Club is a premium, members-only club offering world-class mooring facilities and modern amenities catering to the local leisure boating community, as well as superyachts from around the world. Lantau Yacht Club is ideally positioned as a gateway to explore China, as well as the perfect location to begin or conclude your sailing journey in Asia and beyond. Built to the highest standard, Lantau Yacht Club’s all-new marina offers 148 berths and is one of the few marinas catering to superyachts in the region. The custom-built marina is typhoon proof and equipped. In September 2021, LYC was accredited as a 5 Gold Anchor Marina, positioning LYC among the most outstanding marinas in the world for its exceptional facilities and remarkable services. Lantau Yacht Club offers members a curated selection of facilities and amenities like no other with exclusive access to the 27-hole golf course at Discovery Bay Golf Club, a comprehensive wellness and fitness centre, an infinity pool at Club Siena, and more. Discovery Bay, Lantau Island, Hong Kong

Organized in 1890 as the Hong Kong Corinthian Sailing Club. Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club (RHKYC) is one of the oldest sports clubs in Hong Kong and is proud of its rich, colourful history, which stretches back over 160 years of social and competitive sailing and rowing. RHKYC provides sailing and rowing courses for members and non-members at various levels to nurture the development of these two core sports. Kellett Island, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong