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Formed in 1986, Hillarys Yacht Club resides in the Hillarys Marina overlooking the pristine waters of the Indian Ocean.

The Club has come a long way since then and it is renowned for its range of social and competitive sailing activities as well as diving activities, angling, power boating, kayaking, paddle boarding, social events and on water training courses.

Hillarys Yacht Club is an active family recreational facility and a thriving enterprise. It boasts a large Clubhouse as well as 270 on the water pens, boat lifting and racking services and junior club house.

Hillarys Yacht Club’s second storey restaurant, function room and ocean view bar showcases some of the best views along the northern coastline and is the premier water sports Club of the Northern Suburbs.

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July 2022 – Christmas in July at Hillarys Yacht Club

July 17, 2022 @ 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm.

This years Christmas in July function will be held at Hillarys Yacht Club on Sunday July 17th from 12pm – 4pm. We will be enjoying a delicious festive buffet lunch with great views, secure on site parking and a cash bar.

Please see the attachments below for more details.

Corvettes of WA have subsidised the cost to $50 per member or $100 per couple.

Pre payment is required as we need to settle with the venue prior to the event.

To RSVP please reply to this email and make payment to the clubs bank account using your surname and Xmas as the reference ie –  Tchorzewski Xmas

Corvettes of WA

BSB: 036-051

ACCT: 270072

COWA Christmas in July Menu 2022 Click Here

We hope to see you there!

Natalie Tchorzewski

M 0439 954 947     E  [email protected]

Social Director

Corvettes of Western Australia Inc

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Exploring Hillary's Yacht Club: A Fascinating Look into a Piece of American History

In Australia, there is a well-known yacht club called "Hillarys Yacht Club" located in the coastal suburb of Hillarys in Western Australia. Established in 1986, the Hillarys Yacht Club offers a range of facilities and services for its members, including boat storage and maintenance, training courses, social events, and competitive racing. The club has a strong emphasis on fostering a sense of community and camaraderie among its members, with a welcoming atmosphere for sailors of all ages and skill levels.

The Hillarys Yacht Club is also a popular venue for hosting events and functions, with stunning ocean views and versatile spaces suitable for weddings, corporate events, and other special occasions. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or just looking to enjoy the beautiful Western Australian coastline, Hillarys Yacht Club offers something for everyone.

The Rise and Fall of the Elite Society that Once Called Hillary's Yacht Club Home

Hillary's Yacht Club, located in the coastal suburb of Hillarys in Western Australia, was once the epicenter of the elite society in the region. Established in the late 1980s, the club quickly became the go-to destination for the rich and famous in Western Australia, boasting a luxurious clubhouse, fine dining options, and a marina filled with opulent yachts. However, like many elite social institutions, the rise and fall of Hillary's Yacht Club was inevitable. In its heyday, membership at Hillary's Yacht Club was highly coveted, and the club's reputation as a haven for the wealthy and influential only grew stronger with time. Its exclusive events, such as the annual yacht race, drew crowds of spectators and cemented the club's place as a symbol of status and power in the region. However, as the 21st century dawned, the winds of change began to blow. The global financial crisis of 2008 had a significant impact on the Australian economy, and many of the country's wealthy elite found themselves facing financial hardships. The allure of lavish yacht parties and extravagant lifestyles began to lose its appeal, and many members of Hillary's Yacht Club started to reconsider their priorities.

Sailing through Time: Tracing the Legacy of Hillary's Yacht Club from the Gilded Age to Today

Hillary's Yacht Club, located in the coastal suburb of Hillarys in Western Australia, has a long and storied history that spans over a century. Originally established in the Gilded Age, the club has grown and evolved over the years, becoming a beloved institution for sailing enthusiasts both locally and internationally. In this article, we'll take a look at the fascinating history of Hillary's Yacht Club and explore how it has evolved over time. The Early Years Hillary's Yacht Club was first established in the late 1980s, during the height of the Gilded Age. At the time, yachting was a popular pastime among the wealthy elite, and Hillary's Yacht Club was a place where they could gather, socialize, and participate in sailing competitions.

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Free Tackers Sailing Experience 2023

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Hi there, sailor!

Now that you have experienced a tester of Tackers sailing, your  might like to attend a Tackers sailing course at Hillarys Yacht Club during the school holidays or come down to the Club for our free Discover Sailing Day on Sunday, 22nd October where you can try sailing keelboats and dinghies, kayaking and stand up paddle boards and take a look around Hillarys Yacht Club.

The Tackers Pathway - 7 to 12 year olds

Tackers 1 – Having Fun Learn the basics of sailing in a fun, safe and affordable way. Kids pair up and sail in the Tackers boats. It’s a great way to build confidence, make new friends and learn to sail with others in their group.

Tackers 2 - Tricks and Techniques (Completion of Tackers 1 is required) This course aims to consolidate the experience and knowledge gained in Tackers 1 and build on the fun participants had in Tackers 1 to progress their sailing skills.

Tackers 3 - Sailing Fast (Completion of Tackers 2 is required) This course aims to build on the skills learnt in Tackers 2 and focuses on advanced sailing skills through games and adventures on the water.

Green Fleet Upon completion of Tackers 3, sailors are invited to join Hillarys Yacht Club's Green Fleet to continue the development of their boat handling skills to independently manoeuvre their boat in moderate conditions on all points of sail and give racing a try. Green Fleet trains on Saturday mornings with the HYC Dinghy Club.

More information is available on the Hillarys Yacht Club website or you can phone or email Adele in the Training and Development Department on 92462833 (extension #5), [email protected]

Experience Overview

This course is for participants keen to experience what dinghy sailing is about.

Course Prerequisites

Water confident.

Who should do this course?

This is the perfect 'taster' for anyone who wants to discover sailing for the first time. This is the perfect introduction and can be the ideal way for you to begin your sailing journey, without having to commit to a full training course.

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Following the course, you will receive a completion certificate.

We recognise that some of our course participants are completing the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award and may be using sailing and/or club membership to complete one or more sections of The Award. To learn more,  click here . 

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‘A Day of Exploration’ at the Yacht Club de Monaco

MONACO, March 22, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — ‘A Day of Exploration’. It is the title of the Environmental Symposium organised by the Yacht Club de Monaco in collaboration with The Explorers Club   of New York. Thisconference took place under the aegis of its ‘Monaco Capital of Advanced Yachting’ approach and as part of Monaco Ocean Week, organised by the Prince Albert II Foundation and the Monaco Government, in partnership with the Monaco Oceanographic Institute & Scientific Centre of Monaco. Contributions from many famous scientists and explorers such as Nina Lanza, Kathryn Sullivan, Victor Vescovo, Mike Horn, Bertrand Piccard and many more were the highlight of the day. The event was attended by the Prince of Monaco Albert II who said: “The tradition of exploration is so deeply entrenched in the history of our Principality and inherited from my great-grandfather, Prince Albert the 1st, reminds us of the urgent need to safeguard our marine envinronment and give it all the respect and devotion it warrants”. 

“Today is a very special day because for the first time we have gathered an exceptional fleet of seven explorer yachts in the YCM Marina and at the same time we received the New York Explorer Club. A large delegation of around 150 people came to visit us here at the Club and to us it’s important to have them here because we need to know more about the Planet, the ocean and their beauty. If you want to protect something, it is fundamental to have a deep knowledge of it”, said the Yacht Club de Monaco General Secretary Bernard d’Alessandri.   

A multidisciplinary, professional society dedicated to the advancement of field research, scientific exploration and resource conservation, the Explorers Club has its the headquarter in New York City with a community of chapters around the world. It has been supporting scientific expeditions of all disciplines, uniting the members in the bonds of good fellowship for more than a century. “The Explorers Club is the leading exploration society in the world. It was founded in 1904. Women joined the club in the 1980s and it’s a really place where people come together”, underlined Richard Wiese, president of the Explorers Club. Notable members include Jane Goodall, Kathryn Sullivan, Jeff Bezos, Walter Cronkite, James Cameron, Sylvia Earle, U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt, The Apollo 11 crew of Neil Armstrong, Edwin ‘Buzz’ Aldrin and Michael Collins, The Mount Everest summit team of Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary, the first team to descend to the Mariana Trench Don Walsh and Jacques Piccard, the crews of the first expeditions to the North and South Poles.  

Discovering as a way to build a better world it’s the common trait of the different experiences shared during the panels held through the day. Nina Lanza, planetary scientist, fulfilled her childhood dream of working on a spaceship. She’s the lead for the ChemCam instrument onboard the NASA Curiosity rover, she’s on the science team for the NASA Perseverance rover and working with a spacecraft which is going to the Moon as well. “I really think that exploration is a leap of imagination. We’re looking for the unknown so we really can’t plan. We do our best to hypothesize what we might discover and we always find new things which I think it’s the most exciting part of my job”, said Lanza.  

The symposium was also the occasion to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Bertrand Piccard historic Breitling Orbiter 3 expedition, the first non-stop global circum navigation in a balloon. Piccard has also circumnavigated the world on a solar powered plane,   a 43,000 kilometer flight . “Today I’m not only celebrating an anniversary but also announcing a new project which is a hydrogen powered aeroplane to fly nonstop around the world”, said Piccard. He will be joined in the 2028 project, Climate Impulse, by French engineer and fellow adventurer Raphaël Dinelli, who is supervising design and construction of the aircraft and will navigate the nine-day, non-stop journey around the equator.   Piccard has a message for new generations: “I would tell to young people: stop to rely on habits, certitudes, old beliefs. You have to know that you can achieve what other people think it’s impossible and the main job for an explorer right now is to find new solutions. Solutions exist, they need to be discovered”. The Yacht Club de Monaco continues its programme hosting the 2ndMonaco Smart Yacht Rendezvous to promote sustainable and adaptable solutions for large yachts (over 24 meters). This event organized in collaboration with the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, will bring together innovation experts, architects and yachting enthusiast from around the world. The Rendezvous is a unique platform for collaboration and discovery of the smart, sustainable sustainable technologies shaping the future of yachting. 

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