Welcome to the Glenelg Yacht Club
Located at the Holdfast Quays Marina (locally known as the ‘Patawalonga’), with access via a lock capable of handling boats up to 24.0m long
and 5.5m wide, Glenelg Yacht Club is a new yacht club, with a big difference. Our low-cost memberships allow everyone to take part in sailing
or power boat activities, without the high costs normally associated with yacht club memberships and berth ownership.
With a strong focus on social outings and functions, Glenelg Yacht Club is run “by boaties, for boaties”, to ensure that we offer facilities,
services and social events that are tailored to the needs of our membership.
Our no-nonsense approach is a breath of fresh air to the yachting and boating scene in South Australia, and our low overheads, and therefore
low costs, mean that becoming a member of a yacht club is within everyone’s reach.
While we maintain a strong focus on social events, we are committed to our primary goal of improving facilities, representing our membership,
and for improving facilities for boat owners. State governments and local councils provide considerable resources and facilities for small boat
operators, but the owners of keel yachts, and larger power boats require very different facilities.
The lack of public swing moorings at popular locations means many boats are forced to anchor, often resulting in damage to seabed plant-life,
especially when, due to seaweed covered bottoms, anchors drag, causing considerable ecological damage. The simple act of installing a
mooring can prevent this on-going damage.
…by boaties, for boaties
Our Mission Statement…
To promote yachting and boating, while fostering a community centred on the fellowship between mariners.
Inclusivity - Community - Sport - Passion
North Haven Marine
For all your boat parts and general maintenance advice, Rob, Mandy and team are ready to help.
Ochre Digital
Ochre Digital is an innovative South Australian based company providing quality digital printing and signage solutions from concept to completion.
Pacific Marine
Boats, trailers, motors and much much more.
Rope and Marine
A complete range of high quality ropes for all domestic and commercial vessels. Great discounts for members. We also stock a wide range of marine fittings
Adelaide Boat Sales
Adelaide Boat Sales specializes in the sale of second hand yachts, trailer-sailers and powerboats. The Adelaide Boat Sales website is the best place to search for your new vessel.
Rebuild the Independence
Building the first boat in South Australia.
Glenelg Yacht Club is proud to acknowledge that women make up almost half of our membership, and half of our Committee positions being
held by women also.
If you are looking for an active club environment with a fun membership, then Glenelg Yacht Club is for you!
GLENELG YACHT CLUB
Welcome to the Glenelg Yacht Club
Located at the Holdfast Quays Marina (locally known as the
‘Patawalonga’), with access via a lock capable of handling
boats up to 24.0m long and 5.5m wide, Glenelg Yacht Club
is a new yacht club, with a big difference. Our low-cost
memberships allow everyone to take part in sailing or
power boat activities, without the high costs normally
associated with yacht club memberships and berth
ownership.
With a strong focus on social outings and functions,
Glenelg Yacht Club is run “by boaties, for boaties”, to
ensure that we offer facilities, services and social events
that are tailored to the needs of our membership.
Our no-nonsense approach is a breath of fresh air to the
yachting and boating scene in South Australia, and our low
overheads, and therefore low costs, mean that becoming a
member of a yacht club is within everyone’s reach.
While we maintain a strong focus on social events, we are
committed to our primary goal of improving facilities,
representing our membership, and for improving facilities
for boat owners. State governments and local councils
provide considerable resources and facilities for small boat
operators, but the owners of keel yachts, and larger power
boats require very different facilities.
The lack of public swing moorings at popular locations
means many boats are forced to anchor, often resulting in
damage to seabed plant-life, especially when, due to
seaweed covered bottoms, anchors drag, causing
considerable ecological damage. The simple act of
installing a mooring can prevent this on-going damage.
