Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club

St Peter Port

Standout

164-year heritage (1862)

About

Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club is a private members' club, founded in Jersey in 1862, with the Guernsey club operating separately since 1979. It offers a racing programme of over 20 races a year, with Andrew Round as Honorary Sailing Secretary and Peter Lloyd as Commodore. The clubhouse, located near the Visitor's Marina in St Peter Port harbour, hosts a bar, lunches, talks, and live music evenings. The club also has reciprocal arrangements with eleven overseas yacht clubs.

Quick facts

Legal form
Guernsey Registry company CMP48365, registered 18 January 2008, status Normal
Established
1862 (founded in Jersey; Guernsey club separate since 1979) · 164 years
Facilities
Clubhouse roughly 100 metres from the Visitor's Marina in St Peter Port harbour, open to members, their guests and visiting yachtsmen
Client focus
Members only; candidates must be proposed and seconded by two ordinary members of at least two years' standing, normally resident in the Channel Islands

People2

  • Andrew Round — Honorary Sailing Secretary
  • Peter Lloyd — Commodore

Services offered

  • Clubhouse bar open year-round to members
  • plus lunches
  • talks and Friday live-music evenings
  • Racing programme of over 20 races a year
  • run by a race team under Race Officer Stuart Place
  • Member cruising
  • with a logs-and-blogs competition open to cruises sailed under the RCIYC burgee

Hours

Mon
Closed
Tue
Closed
Wed
Closed
Thu
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Fri
5:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Sat
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Sun
Closed

Contact

Address
45, 47 N Plantation, Guernsey GY1 2LH, Guernsey

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