Nedlands Yacht Club has one of the best positions on the river for 'Off the Beach' sailing. The wide grassy lawns, sandy beaches and protected water make launching the dinghies and multihulled yachts an easy task, especially with many eager hands to help.

The club races fleets for Juniors, as well as medium sized dinghies, cruisers, sports boats, and catamarans for all ages.

The Junior fleet has small monohull dinghies such as Manly Juniors.

The medium sized dinghies have 2 fleets, the Flying 11 section and the National 125 section, while the Open Cat fleet is a section comprising very fast Tornados and Nacras. The Hobie fleet is very large and has 2 divisions, A and B.

The Cruiser fleet also runs 2 divisions, with division 2 catering for fast sports boats such as Elliots and fast Cruisers, and division 3/4 catering for the slower cruisers such as Red Witches, Spacesailer 22s, and some 24 ft cruisers such as  Roberts 24, MB24s, as well as fast boats with inexperienced crews such as S20s.

Sailing is conducted every Sunday from October to April then every 3rd Sunday for the Winter Frostbite series. Nedlands Yacht Club also conducts both State and National Titles, as well as open invitation regattas to members of other yacht clubs.

Training Courses are available for both beginners and those wishing to improve their sailing. Students are encouraged to practise new skills through the Sunday sailing activities.

Other training courses are conducted from First Aid Courses to Race Duties. Visit our Training webpage for more information.

Nedlands Yacht Club is a friendly, energetic club dedicated to promoting the enjoyment and knowledge of sailing, and making sailing accessible for all. If you would like to have a sail come down and introduce yourself to the Officer of the Day who will help you to find a position on a boat. Non-members are able to participate in 3 races before they are expected to become members.