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The Royal Vancouver Yacht Club ( RVYC ) is a yacht club located in Vancouver , British Columbia. Royal Vancouver Yacht Club currently operates two marinas, the one at Jericho Beach in English Bay and another in Coal Harbour . The Jericho site includes a clubhouse, two restaurants, and berths enough for 350 as well as a dinghy dock. In 2017 the award-winning Dock Building was completed, designed by Michael Green Architecture , providing offices for the Harbour Master, instruction and amenity space and workshops to maintain boats, sails, and gear. [1] The Coal Harbour site has approximately 350 berths, some with covered moorage, and is the location of the floating restaurant called The Mermaid Inn. [2] The club also has seven offshore stations in BC waters.
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The club was founded as the Vancouver Yacht Club in 1903. [3] The club officially became the 'Royal Vancouver Yacht Club' in 1906. J. Kennerly Bryan and his partner Mr. Waterson designed the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club club house in Stanley park (1910). [4] The permanent yacht club located at Jericho Beach was opened 21 years later in 1927. [3] Fred Laughton Townley & Mr. Matheson designed the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club club house on Point Grey Road at Highbury Street in 1926 [5]
In 1940–41, the Royal Canadian Navy Reserves scheme for training yacht club members developed the first central registry system. [6]
In 1970, George A Cran edited 'Annals of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, 1903–1970' which was condensed and rewritten from records of G.B. Warren, first historian of the club, and the personal recollections of the members of the History Committee, R.V.Y.C., by Norman Hacking.' The Club Annals provides a history of the RVYC's "founding, granting of the Royal Charter, prominent early yachtsmen, racing contests and trophies, officers of the Club, and a general review of sail and power boat activity for sixty-two years in the waters of Burrard Inlet and English Bay, Vancouver, B.C., and Gulf of Georgia, British Columbia, Canada." [7]
In 1986, M. Watson MacCrostie edited 'Annals of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, 1971–1985': an updating of the history of Club's members, boats, events and trophies as they appear (or have been amended) in the Year Books, Seabreezes and Annual Reports of the years 1971–1985. The information was taken and rewritten from the records and pictures in the Archives of the Club [8]
In 2003, as part of the Club's centennial celebrations, James P Delgado wrote 'Racers and rovers: 100 years of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club.' [9]
The Royal Vancouver Yacht Club has a collection of model yachts. 'My Calliope', for example, designed by naval architect Jack Hargrave was donated to the club on 31 May 2012. [10]
British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. , operating as BC Ferries ( BCF ), is a former provincial Crown corporation, now operating as an independently managed, publicly owned Canadian company. BC Ferries provides all major passenger and vehicle ferry services for coastal and island communities in the Canadian province of British Columbia. Set up in 1960 to provide a similar service to that provided by the Black Ball Line and the Canadian Pacific Railway, which were affected by job action at the time, BC Ferries has become the largest passenger ferry line in North America, operating a fleet of 41 vessels with a total passenger and crew capacity of over 27,000, serving 47 locations on the B.C. coast.
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The New York Yacht Club (NYYC) is a private social club and yacht club based in New York City and Newport, Rhode Island. It was founded in 1844 by nine prominent sportsmen. The members have contributed to the sport of yachting and yacht design. As of 2001, the organization was reported to have about 3,000 members. Membership in the club is by invitation only. Its officers include a commodore, vice-commodore, rear-commodore, secretary and treasurer.
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The Royal Canadian Yacht Club ( RCYC ) is a private yacht club in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Founded in 1852, it is one of the world's older and larger yacht clubs. Its summer home is on a trio of islands in the Toronto Islands. Its winter home since 1984 has been a purpose-built clubhouse located at 141 St. George Street in Toronto, which includes facilities for sports and social activities. In 2014, the club had approximately 4700 members, about 450 yachts and a number of dinghies, principally International 14s.
Burrard Dry Dock Ltd. was a Canadian shipbuilding company headquartered in North Vancouver, British Columbia. Together with neighbouring North Van Ship Repair and Yarrows Ltd. of Esquimalt, which were both later purchased by the company, Burrard built and refitted over 450 ships, including many warships for the Royal Navy and Royal Canadian Navy during the First and Second World Wars.
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Is a beautiful day watching this 6-meter world's from the upper deck at the rvyc The sashimi was very good tuna and salmon served very nicely and they had a really nice bison burger with melted cheese that was really nicely done as a special today Wonderful location It is not open to the public. A private club
We had a party here for my in-laws 40th anniversary. It is a beautiful place in a great location, with that grandness you would expect from a yacht club. They set us up in a separate room and there was a set menu. The meal started with some butternut squash soup. This was very nice. It was followed up with a Caesars salad that was just OK. The main course was salmon with veggies and rice. The salmon was overcooked, but this happens often in groups. My favorite part was the dessert, pecan pie with ice cream. Worth visiting.
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*This is a review of the yacht club as a wedding locale only* What better place to feel like a princess for a day than someplace with "Royal" in the title. Oh wait, have some random kid come up to you before you walk down the aisle and tell you that you look like a princess might help too. Hubby and I were lucky enough to get married here going on a few years ago, but I've always wanted to yelp about how special this place was and made for an absolutely perfect day. I know, cliche right? But believe it or not, I'm not one of those people who dreamt about a wedding day and I didn't want to get overly involved with the details. I was the anti-Bridezilla. The person in charge of events at RVYC took care of a lot of the details since I was planning my wedding from California. I've heard about some wedding locations that have a lot of rules (no personal flowers or decorations, etc.) but the people at RVYC were very accommodating. We ended up getting married on the lawn behind the club which is perfect for a small to medium size wedding. We had to rent the chairs ourselves but that was relatively pain free. My bridesmaids and family also decorated the dining room themselves. They have several preset menus to choose from. We ended up doing a midday wedding and had a great assortment of hot and cold dishes. For a yacht club the prices were not ridiculous and at the time we actually thought it was pretty reasonable. The food was all five star. The desserts were absolutely incredible. They are also able to accommodate canapes and beverage service. No matter what the weather wants to do, the huge windows in the dining area provide a gorgeous view of the water, which is perfect for a place where it can potentially rain just about every day of the year. I come from a sailing family so I was lucky enough to be able to have a wedding here. At the time (I don't know what the rules are now) you had to be a member or closely associated to one. If you can snag it, I say by all means look at having your wedding at this yacht club.
Out of all the yacht clubs I've been to, this is definitely top 3. The clubhouse is beautiful, the location unbeatable, great service, good food, and a vibrant sailing community to mingle with. To dine here or use the club facilities, one must have a membership to the club or at a reciprocating club, so many simply can't go, but there is a way - start sailing! The Club maintains the most visited directory of sailors looking to crew for racing. Learn to sail a bit, sign up on the crew bank. Someone from the club will likely contact you asking you to crew on the recreational Wednesday night races, after which there is always a social gathering at the bar/restaurant for the sailors. If you sail on a member's boat, you'll likely be invited into the club for a drink or dinner. So, start sailing! Of course, if you like, you can always apply for membership, and knowing how to sail and having a sponsor for the club racing community won't hurt ;)
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We attended a 50th birthday party at the RVYC this past weekend. We were impressed with the view, the service and the food. It was a fantastic venue and everyone one that attended had an amazing time! We also had a family dinner here a couple years ago with our children (7 & 2) and the lower level restaurant was also lovely, tasty food and very family friendly.
Came here for our work Christmas dinner party. Beautiful venue with view of the water. Nicely decorated in and out, not over done. The buffet dinner was fabulous! Good selection of seafood and the carvery had prime rib and turkey with all the fixings. The dessert table was just as long as the dinner buffet. Every dessert imaginable was available. Servers were attentive. Wonderful atmosphere.
Great food, great people, great view! A club worth joining if you are a boater of any type.
I've been attending the Christmas buffet with my family, and coming here for special occasions since I was a baby. The food has always been great and the Club itself is gigantic and beautiful. I love the giant wooden spiral staircase. On sunny days you get an amazing view of all the boats, the ocean, and the mountains in the distance. The staff have always been warm, friendly, and attentive. The buffet this year was as great as expected. Although I felt slightly limited because I am a vegetarian and none of the hot dishes had labels, so I avoided anything that wasn't obviously a potato or something. The dessert buffet was to DIE for. I'm so glad I left room.. I piled my dessert plate high and headed back to the table. The chocolate cream pie was amazing, the cheesecake was creamy and wonderful.. one of the best I've ever had, and the eggnog creme brulee was incredible. I've been talking about it for days to anyone who will listen. The Christmas dinner buffet does have a dress code of "informal festive". Basically no jeans or athletic shoes. I was disappointed to see a few attendees ignore this. You are also not permitted to use your cellphone inside.
The view alone is worth five stars!!! We had the sushi and sashimi the toro was amazing!!! The tuna tartar also amazing. If you know a member get them to take you. If the wind is down you may even get to paddle board!
I must say, in the interest of full disclosure that I am not generally a fan of clubs unless they are professional ones. I have been to yacht clubs like this one where guests treated the staff as if they worked exclusively to satisfy their needs (demands?). From my experience here as a guest I have been impressed with the down-to-earth, caring staff and members who didn't seem to be there merely in order to be seen. The food at lunch is tasty. The club sandwich was so big that half each was more than enough. I really liked the random, home made look of the turkey instead of that bleached-white chicken or turkey in razor thin slices that is often used. The lobster bisque was tasty with juicy, not mushy pieces of seafood. The dessert choices could be more creative but that's a minor quibble. If you are lucky enough to be here on a clear day, the view is fantastic and it's a great place to dream. And maybe drink Moet et Chandon as the people sitting next to us were.
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Take your game to the next level with World Class guest coaches including 3x Etchells World Champion & All time Winningest US HS Coach (11x National Champion), America One Racing’s Steve Hunt; Olympic Coach & Skiff expert, Willie McBride; Royal Van Racing Head ILCA Coach, Maru Urban, and more. Train with the latest technology from Vakaros, complimented by professional video and drone by the Salty Bros. From the Director of the 2023 CISA Advanced Racing Clinic, Aubrey Mayer - RVYC’s Director of Sailing & High Performance Manager - 13x US National & North American Champion Youth Sailing Manager & Coach.
This Clinic will be run in conjunction with Royal Van's "Splash Regatta" which will take place on Sunday October 1st and Monday October 2nd (note: 10/2 is a school holiday). The benefit of having both of these events occur simultaneously, allows the athletes to experience an Olympic Quality race day experience, including forecasting, tuning, regatta mindset briefing and more. We believe this will optimize the long weekend of learning and set the tone for the fall/winter/spring regatta circuit.
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Monday, September 18 to Friday, September 22, 2023 Royal Vancouver Yacht Club
Registration is Open! On the Forum registration site, you will see a link to “Sign up Now”, as well as links to several documents containing information for the 2023 ICOYC Forum. To register, click Sign up Now and enter the information requested. Once you have created a unique log-in, you will be taken to a section of the site that will allow you to purchase your delegate and/or partner package, and securely pay using your credit card.
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Honored to Host In 2003, Past Commodore of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club Heinz Rautenberg dreamt up the ICOYC and announced its inauguration to coincide with the Club’s 100th anniversary. The Royal Van welcomed the finest yacht clubs from around the world to join the Council and — you joined. In 2005, the ICOYC hosted its very first World Forum at the RVYC.Now, 20 years later, the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club celebrates is 120th anniversary and the ICOYC turns 20. Once again, the RVYC invites the ICOYC to return for a World Forum, September 18 – 22, 2023.
The team of professionals and volunteers at the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club is planning an exciting week of meetings for ICOYC delegates, wonderful experiences for partners, an optional post-forum cruise to our beautiful outstations, and most importantly, the return of the Commodore’s Cup on Friday the 22nd of September. The Cup will be held in the Royal Van’s fleet of six matching Elliott 6ms where ICOYC’s sailors can show their skills on the waters of English Bay.
The RVYC secured a limited number of rooms at the Westin Bayshore. The rate is $389 CDN plus 17.5% tax. When you contact the Hotel, request the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club rate or use the link below. The room rate is guaranteed from September 17 – 23.
The ICOYC cruise will commence at the Royal Van Jericho Marina on September 22 with a welcome reception, and will wrap up on September 29 at Jericho with a closing dinner. To charter a yacht, we recommend Nanaimoyachtcharters.com. The Cruise itinerary will be finalized by early May.
Friday, September 22 18:30 – Cocktails at the Club and welcome reception for start of Cruise.
Friday, September 29 Final dinner at RVYC Jericho for the ICOYC Cruise at 18:30
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Looking forward to seeing all of you in Vancouver in September.
Past Commodore Brian W. Angus Royal Vancouver Yacht Club [email protected] 604-961-5891
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The Royal Vancouver Yacht Club is situated on unceded, traditional and ancestral territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish) and səl̓ilw̓ətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) peoples. 19º C. 3811 Point Grey Road Vancouver, BC V6R 1B3 CANADA. 604.224.1344.
MEMBERSHIP. The Royal Vancouver Yacht Club is one of the world's premier yacht clubs and one of the finest in Vancouver. Our mission is to promote yachting, seamanship and fellowship among current members and those who share our values of tradition, sportsmanship, and community service, among many others. Those 19 years and older can choose ...
The club was founded as the Vancouver Yacht Club in 1903. [3] The club officially became the 'Royal Vancouver Yacht Club' in 1906. J. Kennerly Bryan and his partner Mr. Waterson designed the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club club house in Stanley park (1910). [4] The permanent yacht club located at Jericho Beach was opened 21 years later in 1927. [3] Fred Laughton Townley & Mr. Matheson designed the ...
Royal Vancouver Yacht Club (Official), North Vancouver, British Columbia. 3,386 likes · 27 talking about this · 16,050 were here. Est. 1903 ⭐️ Platinum Club of the World ⚓️ Built on Tradition,...
Private group for RVYC members to share social posts about cruises, racing, social events, etc. It is not a forum to discuss the business matters of the club - there is an online forum on the website that is more suitable for that purpose. Members are encouraged to invite other members to join the group. Admins will confirm that new group ...
See what you think - stop by and try them out. Royal Vancouver Yacht Club; 3811 Point Grey Road; Vancouver, BC V6R 1B3; 604-224-1344; www.royalvan.com or [email protected]. Photo Captions. Photo 1 - Easter Cruise weekend at Wigwam Inn 2014. Photo 2 - First Clubhouse. Photo 3 - Clubhouse 1938.
We are the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club. We are known for our exceptional sailors thanks to those such as Al Clark, Kevin Black and Donny Martin as well as many others. We also throw a wicked par-tay....
About Royal Vancouver Yacht Club. To be one of the world's premier yacht clubs. To promote yachting, seamanship and fellowship among members. The following values are embraced by the Club's members and their families: Courtesy, Respect, tradition and integrity. Seamanship, skill in navigation and safety on the water.
Member Login. Member Clubs. Sort by. Input Search Term. Select Country. Select Club. Apply Filters Clear ... Royal Vancouver Yacht Club. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Joined June 2007: Founding Member. royalvan.com; [email protected] +1 604-224-1344; Royal Varuna Yacht Club.
ICOYC Forum Update for Royal Vancouver Yacht Club. Past Commodore Brian W. Angus. Royal Vancouver Yacht Club. June 12, 2023. September 18 to September 22, 2023. Greetings to everyone from all over the world, Your forum group has been working diligently every week since December to put together a package of interesting topics for our forum ...
Welcome to Royal Vancouver Yacht Club. RVYC is a private club that welcomes Members of established yacht clubs outside our local waters, as visitors to our Clubhouse and Home Port marina in Point Grey. Your visit may include visits to our restaurant, bar & lounge facilities, and, if convenient, introduction to any Flag Officer on the premises ...
History. The club was founded as the Vancouver Yacht Club in 1903. [3] The club officially became the 'Royal Vancouver Yacht Club' in 1906. J. Kennerly Bryan and his partner Mr. Waterson designed the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club club house in Stanley park (1910). [4] The permanent yacht club located at Jericho Beach was opened 21 years later in 1927. [3] Fred Laughton Townley & Mr. Matheson ...
12 reviews and 3 photos of THE ROYAL VANCOUVER YACHT CLUB "Out of all the yacht clubs I've been to, this is definitely top 3. The clubhouse is beautiful, the location unbeatable, great service, good food, and a vibrant sailing community to mingle with. To dine here or use the club facilities, one must have a membership to the club or at a reciprocating club, so many simply can't go, but there ...
RVYC is a volunteer-based club established in 1903 whose members enjoy boating, friendships, and participating in club and community events through the year. Members and non-members are encouraged ...
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In Spring 2023, Royal Vancouver Yacht Club (RVYC) will host the 2023 Star Class North American Championship in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the English Bay Star Fleet (EBSF). With 30 to 50 entries on the starting line and some of the top sailors in the world, it will make for exciting racing! The Star Class is a 23ft, two-person, one-design racing keelboat designed in 1910.
Founded in 1903, RVYC promotes yachting, seamanship, and fellowship among members and those who share our values of tradition, sportsmanship, and community service. waterfront banquet facilities, restaurants and more, providing an exceptional experience on and off the water. The Royal Vancouver Yacht Club is situated on unceded, traditional and ...
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From the Director of the 2023 CISA Advanced Racing Clinic, Aubrey Mayer - RVYC's Director of Sailing & High Performance Manager - 13x US National & North American Champion Youth Sailing Manager & Coach. This Clinic will be run in conjunction with Royal Van's "Splash Regatta" which will take place on Sunday October 1st and Monday October 2nd ...
In 2005, the ICOYC hosted its very first World Forum at the RVYC.Now, 20 years later, the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club celebrates is 120th anniversary and the ICOYC turns 20. Once again, the RVYC invites the ICOYC to return for a World Forum, September 18 - 22, 2023. The team of professionals and volunteers at the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club is ...
Royal Vancouver Yacht Club Consultation Summary Report September 2020 This Consultation Summary Report has been prepared as part of an application under the Project and Environmental Review (PER) process of the Vancouver Fras er Port Authority. It presents the findings from public input received during the Application R eview public