Beaumaris Yacht Club in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Community organisation

Beaumaris Yacht Club

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9589 6222

Address: The Foreshore Ricketts Point Beach Rd 3193 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.beaumarisyc.com/

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24.01.2022 Ever wondered why the new AC75 boats occasionally take off? Read on!

24.01.2022 CHECK YOUR INBOX FOR WHEN WE CAN GO BACK TO SAILING Happy Dance

22.01.2022 Well done to Paul Hardie for being a sport

22.01.2022 No spinnaker? No worries! Congratulations to Evan and Kanako Chapman for 1st in the No Spinnaker division

20.01.2022 The tackers are back #australiansailing #tackers #sailmelbourne #optis #beaumarisyachtclub #byc

20.01.2022 Missing Sailing? We have some podcast suggestions to help you with your sailing cravings. 1. The Ocean Sailing Podcast (interviews with various professional sailors and inspirational stories). 2. Race to Win Sailing Podcast (short episodes 5 mins to 10 mins). Quick soundbites to help you with strategy. Highly recommend episode 5 - The Dinghy Start. 3.Shirley Robertson's Sailing Podcast. Interviews with professional sailors.

19.01.2022 Just edging past the date when Port Phillip becomes cooler than Bass Strait - typically in the second week of May. Means the northerlies can hang in there just a little longer, with little chance of an ocean breeze. baywx.com.au/temps.html

19.01.2022 The count down is on for the AGM tonight.

18.01.2022 Exercising with someone from outside your household in Metro Melbourne under Step 2. It is important to note, that while you may exercise with someone from anot...her household (max 5 people) within 5km of your home and for 2 hours. You must keep the 1.5 meter social distancing 100% of the time. So while we are under step 2 this means that double-handed dinghy sailing with someone from outside your house hold is NOT permitted. It would also be extremely difficult to sail any vessel without keeping the 1.5 meters distance 100% of the time. Hopefully we will be in step 3 very soon, whereby sailing will open up as a sport once more. Many thanks for your understanding, Australian Sailing

18.01.2022 Finally! The last batch of photos from the 2019-20 Season have just gone up. Head to the Photos tab to check them out.

18.01.2022 ATTENTION: Cancellation of the remainder of the 2019/20 BYC season Dear members,... Last night the BYC committee voted unanimously to cancel all Club activities and functions for the remainder of the 2019-20 season, effective immediately. This includes all racing, Tackers, Learn to Sail programs, canteen, bar, presentation and the AGM. This is difficult for me to write, to my knowledge this is the first time in our Clubs history that this action has been taken. However the state, national, and international COVID-19 situation is deteriorating rapidly, and the health and well being of our members and the wider community must be our highest priority. The social distancing measures that are recommended for all situations, and especially those in indoor situations would have made our usual activities difficult. These measures are only likely to tighten as the number of infections grows, making operating our club even harder, if not impossible. I understand this news will be disappointing, if not unexpected. Believe me, I am just as disappointed as you. To be ending BYCs 70th season and my final season as Commodore not with a bang but a whimper is not ideal, however these are the cards we have been dealt, and together we will weather this storm. Current modelling suggests the COVID-19 outbreak will peak in Australia in late June, and if this holds true it should mean we can start our next season as normal. Certainly, this is the assumption the committee will be working under unless more information comes to light. The next few months will bring great uncertainty, anxiety and stress to many of us. I ask that in these times the BYC family bands together wherever possible. It is almost inevitable that some of us will end up contracting this virus, or at the very least in isolation due to being exposed to it. If this occurs, perhaps consider offering to go to the shops to collect supplies or offering to help in other ways. Items can be left at the front door or in prearranged locations to limit exposure. Social distancing and physical isolation do not have to mean we maroon each other and have no contact at all. Many of us have large networks of family and friends who we can call on in times of need, however for those of us who dont, the next few months may prove more challenging that we can imagine. Lets stick together and look after each other. Beaumaris Yacht Club has been here since 1950, and you can bet well be here again in October 2020, ready to go. Regards, Will Sharp | Commodore | Beaumaris Yacht Club Inc. ________________________________________________ The Foreshore, Ricketts Point, Beaumaris

17.01.2022 A well sailed regatta for Lauren and Eliza of Bebop fame who took out 4th place.

17.01.2022 Whether you sail on the ocean or above the ocean, wherever you are, look after it. #WorldOceansDay

17.01.2022 Information about the 2020 AGM has sailed into your inbox. Please checkyour junk mail.

16.01.2022 Hi there Beaumaris-sans sailing. Sorry all that joke was probably rubbing sea-salt into the wound. If you are bored and missing sailing, while Captain Holt has a great idea for a game with the fam, we have a list of top 3 sailing related movies/tv shows on Netflix right now. 1. Maiden (a movie about skipper Tracy Edwards and her all female crew woohoo ) 2. Adrift (slightly darker and may actually get you to question whether you should jump aboard) 3. Below Deck (A REALITY SHOW ABOUT WORKING ON A YACHT - yessss the rest of lockdown is sorted now)

16.01.2022 Good morning Long Beach Group of Sailing Clubs, Given the current situation surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, Beaumaris Yacht Club has made the difficult decis...ion to cancel the Long Beach Regatta scheduled for this Sunday. Sporting codes around the country are in the process of cancelling or significantly curtailing their operations, and major events nationwide are being cancelled left, right and centre. While sailing is different to many sports in that it is predominantly conducted outside and in semi-isolation, there are still times during regattas when we need to come together in large numbers: such as information sessions and presentation functions. These aspects could be modified however once we get to that point we are implicitly acknowledging that we know there are risks and are choosing to run the event regardless. There is also a significant PR angle we need to consider. To run a large, inter-club event in the shadow of a global pandemic while events are being cancelled all around us looks dismissive and arrogant. This is not a sailing stereotype we should be looking to reinforce. This is a situation which is changing hourly, and is likely to get much worse before it gets better. Rather than postpone the decision until Thursday, we thought it would be better to make the decision eary so we all have some clarity for the rest of the week. I know this decision won't please everyone, some of you will think we are being overly cautious, and others will think we have waited too long, but at the end of the day the health and safety of the participants, and the future of the event itself should take precedence. As the COVID-19 crisis is clearly beyond the control of any of us, I hope we can count on your support to host the Long Beach Regatta in 2021, away from the spectre of a global health emergency. BYC will contact those who have entered to inform them of the cancellation, however we would appreciate it if you can all put the word out at your respective clubs and pass on our reasons for cancelling. Regards, Will Sharp | Commodore | Beaumaris Yacht Club Inc. and the Long Beach Group of Sailing Clubs.

15.01.2022 BYC is back tomorrow Don’t forget your mask

15.01.2022 In very little time the old yacht club building is gone... exciting things to come!

14.01.2022 That's how it's done

14.01.2022 Melbourne might be in lockdown, but things are still happening at BYC. Check out our new cladding on the southern end of the building! It should be all finished in the next week or so. Bring on the 2020-21 season!

14.01.2022 OMG Capsize forbidden! . Repost @basenauticaarenys Ens encanta com s'ho passen els companys de l'escola de vela de Getxo. ... Aúpa! . . . . . #sailing #sailingaddicts #sailingfun #roadsailing #sailingonshore #crazysailing #sailingfanatics #cantstopsailing #sailinglife #alwayssailing #sailingforfun #optisailing #optisailor #optimistclass #opticlass #sailandsmile #neverstopexploring #havefun #jointhelaserclass #keepsmilingkeepsailing See more

14.01.2022 A few shots from today while live broadcasting the final three practice races for the first event of SailGP Season 2 in Sydney! Can't wait for racing to kick off tomorrow from 1500! Today, the Great Britain SailGP team monstered it in with three from three wins!

13.01.2022 Dreaming of warm sailing days? New photos from the 2019-20 Season have just been posted... Check them out under the Photos tab.

13.01.2022 And were off! Tackers 1 starts today at BYC

13.01.2022 Thanks to everyone for coming to the Covid style AGM last night!

12.01.2022 Like our tackers we are ready to hit the ground running, with BYC back from this Sunday 29th November 2020. There are a few rules we need to follow to return to our beloved sport and club, safely and responsibly. 1. The BYC COVID Safe Plan is a must read document for everyone returning to the club, it hit your inbox last night. 2. If you feel unwell at all, are awaiting a Covid-19 Test result or have come into contact with someone with the virus, you must remain at home. 3. A...ll attendees to BYC must enter through the main pedestrian door on the southern end of the building. Then everyone is to sanitize their hands and register, with either the QR code or paper and pen. 4. Masks that cover both your nose and mouth must be worn indoors and outside where social distancing is not possible. 5. Avoid touching surfaces in the club, hands to be washed after touching any common surfaces. Remember the canteen is closed for the time being so its BYO lunch for a little while. For more specific guidelines regarding restricted areas and capacities please refer to the BYC COVID safe plan PDF. See more

12.01.2022 Laps on the America's Cup race course - so close you can almost touch it.

12.01.2022 Hey there Beaumarisians! Are these balmy nights getting you craving a Sunday spent sailing? Check your emails for the latest news about getting back to tacking, dim sims and all things sailing.

11.01.2022 Did you know that 14 August is on average the coldest day of the year for water temperatures in Port Phillip... Long term average water temp: 11C. From now on it warms up - roll on summer!! http://baywx.com.au/temps.html

11.01.2022 A little festive sail

10.01.2022 We thought you might like to see how the new Parkdale Yacht Club is shaping up. Works are progressing well, despite COVID-19 and are on track for completion in September. The works will ensure the Club's future for years to come and open the facility up for use to other groups.

10.01.2022 It's here! The Notice of Race for the 2020 Long Beach Regatta. Download here: https://drive.google.com//1sYlVAomqYCXSwUO6xLClSs6Na/view

09.01.2022 49er brothers Will and Sam Phillips, and 49erFX duo Jaime Ryan and Tess Lloyd are off to #Tokyo2020! #Selected #TokyoTogether @aussailingteam

09.01.2022 Maybe BYC can do socially distanced graduations via pacer?

09.01.2022 The Reef out now!

08.01.2022 It might be windy but we can still rig! #beaumarisyachtclub #sailing #sailmelbourne #learntosail #australiansail

07.01.2022 Any other year we would have been sailing today, we will just leave these tips for you here... from a sailor https://www.telegraph.co.uk//survive-self-isolation-solo-/

05.01.2022 Hey Beaumaris-inos, The link for the zoom AGM this Friday is in your inbox. Also, a joke: Why didn’t the skipper want to turn the boat around? She thought it was tack-y

04.01.2022 Batten down the hatches....

04.01.2022 When you capsize and cannot be bothered getting the boat back up

03.01.2022 Adult Learn to Sail 2020 starts today!

03.01.2022 Cracking shot of last year's LBR at Frankston! Are you joining us at BYC in 2020? Don't miss it: Book here now https://www.trybooking.com/BINTU

01.01.2022 Some training inspo for when the season returns *cue Eye of the Tiger*