Established in 1927, the club offers a full range of facilities and organizes major international and Philippine yacht racing events. The Manila Yacht Club, considered as a social and sporting Mecca, is a member's only Club. Most of the sailing in the Philippines is based in MYC. It remains today as the country's premiere yacht club, owing to its strong reputation and rich historic past. The Club is a yachting hub in Southeast Asia committed to the promotion of sailing as a sport. Manila, Philippines

Known worldwide for its warm and gracious hospitality. The Puerto Galera Yacht Club welcomes sailing yachts and luxury motor yachts from Asia and all around the World to enjoy our unique hospitality and our focus on all things sailing; come tie-up at our typhoon-safe moorings and pull-up a stool at the bar for the best introduction to the Philippines the sailing center of Equator Asia. Puerto Galera, Mindoro, Philippines

Welcome to the Premiere Marina Country Club! Located north west of Manila, the Club is set with Zambales Mountain range on the eastern part and the tranquil Subic Bay that opens to the South China Sea on the west. A perfect paradise with safe harbors and pristine flat waters, A vacation destination with elegant design. An exquisite service and warm hospitality. Subic Bay is known for being the safest and deepest bay in the whole Pacific Isle. With top of the line security and environmentally friendly system, the berths are beyond compare. It will appease any yacht owner as the Club observes the Marina Floatation System and the Triton Service Pedestal. Experience us, Experience Subic Bay Yacht Club. Subic Bay, Philippines

The club aims to spread the love of boating and breed a new generation of Filipino sailors that will give pride to our country as well as honor the countless Filipino seafarers around the world as we continue our legacy as a Maritime Nation. Have fun and learn how to sail in the pristine waters of Subic Bay from small dinghy boats to large keelboats. The Subic Sailing Club in partnership with the Philippine Sailing Association (PSA) and the International Yachting Fellowship of Rotarians (IYFR) have established a sailing school in Subic Bay Freeport Zone to promote sailing as a sport, a hobby, a fitness regimen, and as a career. Olongapo, Philippines

TLYC is a family oriented club offering one-design, Hobie 16 and windsurf racing, sail training, rowing & kayaking activities, and social events. Our focus is using environmentally friendly watersports to promote environmental awareness and family togetherness. Makati, Philippines