Royal British Virgin Islands Yacht Club
About Royal British Virgin Islands Yacht Club
Established in July 1973, the Royal British Virgin Islands Yacht Club (RBVIYC), the club's origins trace back to a group of local sailors who organized informal races and decided to establish a formal club. Officially recognized by the Royal Yachting Association and World Sailing, RBVIYC serves as the National Governing Body for sailing in the British Virgin Islands. The club's facilities, located at Road Reef, offer stunning views of the Sir Francis Drake Channel and include a clubhouse, marina, and dining facilities. Over the years, the club has become synonymous with competitive sailing in the region, hosting events like the BVI Spring Regatta.
Social facilities
The RBVIYC offers a range of social facilities, including a clubhouse with a dining room and bar, providing members and visitors a comfortable environment to socialize. The club regularly hosts social events.
Sailing and racing events
The club organises sailing events. The club's sailing programs cater to all levels.
Other activities
Beyond sailing, the RBVIYC offers various activities to engage members, including social events, educational programs, and community outreach initiatives. The club plays an active role in the BVI's maritime community, contributing to the region's cultural and sporting life.
Mooring and marina facilities
The RBVIYC's marina facilities at Road Reef provide secure mooring options for members and visiting yachts. The marina's strategic location offers easy access to the region's popular sailing destinations, making it a favored spot for sailors navigating the Caribbean waters.
Visiting the club
Visiting yachtsmen and members of affiliated clubs are welcome at the RBVIYC, where they can enjoy the club’s facilities and participate in its events. The club's central location in Road Town makes it an ideal base for exploring Tortola and the surrounding islands.
Around the club
The RBVIYC is located in Road Town, the capital of the British Virgin Islands, which offers a blend of historical sites, local culture, and beautiful natural scenery. Visitors can explore nearby attractions such as the Virgin Islands Folk Museum, local markets, and the pristine beaches of Tortola.
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Club status
The club is open.
The club is accepting reciprocal visits.
Facilities
Address
Road Town
Tortola
VG1110
Virgin Islands, British