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YACHT CLUB DE CORSIER-PORT

CLUB NAUTIQUE SPÉCIALISÉ DANS LA NAVIGATION

SUR BATEAUX CLASSIQUES À VOILES ET À MOTEUR

Le YCCP est fondé en 2004 afin de faire vivre un lieu de rencontre exceptionnel au bord du Léman pour les passionnés de nautisme. 

Il réunit ses membres tout au long de l’année autour de divers événements tels que :

 - Sorties estivales de plaisance à voiles et à moteur

 - Entrainements à la régate sur des jauges classiques (6m JI & 8m JI)

 - Courses classiques

 - Rallyes de canots moteur

 - Conférences

 - Réunions sportives

Tous les membres du YCCP sont automatiquement Ami de la Fondation MJVP1909 puisque la moitié de la cotisation annuelle du YCCP est reversée à la Fondation afin de soutenir son travail de conservation et l'entretien des bateaux mis à la disposition du club.

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La base géographique du club est le Chantier Naval de Corsier-Port où se trouve le Clubhouse et où sont entreposés la plupart des vieux gréements et des canots automobiles appartenant à la Fondation MJVP1909 .

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Welcome to Port Washington Yacht Club

40’49’22” n 73’42’20” w, experience a place to gather amongst friends and create lasting memories..

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Located on the majestic Manhasset Bay, Port Washington Yacht Club offers a wide range of waterfront activities, including Ideal 18 and big boat sailing, kayaks, paddleboarding and much more. On land, members can partake in fine dining, sunsets with friends on the North Patio, trapshooting, tennis, platform tennis, swimming and more.

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While membership is limited and currently at capacity, please email [email protected] for information and to be placed on the waitlist.

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The Port Chester Yacht Club

Established in 1928, the Port Chester Yacht Club is located on Long Island Sound about 25 miles from New York City. The 2.4 acres and 220 feet of waterfront at the foot of Fox Island Road, Port Chester borders the City of Rye, with New York to its south, Greenwich, Connecticut to its north and Purchase, New York to its west. The Club is situated at the intersection of the Byram River and Port Chester Harbor and commands a spectacular view of Long Island Sound. With easy access through the harbor it is literally just minutes away from all that the Sound offers in the way of fishing, boating and sailing.

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84 Fox Island Road Port Chester, New York, 10573 (914) 939-9687

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Port Canaveral Yacht Club

Check out our great slip rates, member owned yacht club.

Port Canaveral Yacht Club is a non-profit, member-owned club with a deep water, 50 slip dock. Located on Florida’s central east coast, PCYC offers a full range of amenities for the active boater. We welcome transient boaters.  Address:  910 Mullet Rd, Cape Canaveral, FL  32920.  Office Phone:  (321)-784-2292.  Dockmaster Phone:   (321) 482-0167

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Located in Cape Canaveral, midway down Florida’s Atlantic Coast. PCYC is an important stop-over for vessels transiting the Inter-Coastal Waterway (ICW) and the Atlantic seaboard. The Club is ideally situated to experience the comings and goings of a bustling Maritime Center ( Helpful Links ). Recreational boating, racing, world-class sport fishing, cruise-line terminals commercial shipping, space launches, and amusement parks all abound here.

The Club maintains an active calendar including regular weekly dinners, the coolest Tiki Bar around (with food service on weekends), Cruise outs, Races, cookouts, and many Club-sponsored events. Take a look at the Calendar and see what’s up.

The heart of this Club resides with its members. The camaraderie, enduring friendships and abiding love for the sea are clearly apparent. It binds the Club into a wonderful mix of people.

For the 4th year in a row PCYC has won Marina.com Best Marina Award.

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Come get “Knot-ical” at the Tiki Bar!

Know your basic sailing knots – Bowline, Square knot, Cleat Hitch, Clove Hitch, Sheet Bend?

Come to the tiki bar on Saturday to learn or practice your knots over a cold brew with bartender Graham.

Pulled Pork sandwiches & hotdogs available Saturday & Sunday

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The Port Canaveral Yacht Club is now partnering with Dockwa and Marinas.com to make it easier for you to book a dock online. Just click the button below to get started.   You can book through dockwa by clicking the “Book Now” button below.  You can also reach our dockmaster at [email protected]  or by phone from 8AM-8PM EST,  Dockmaster Phone #:  321-482-0167

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In this view from the Port Canaveral Yacht Club, the SpaceX Falcon 9 launches from nearby Cape Canaveral Air Force Station carrying a Lockheed-Martin GPS III satellite, Thursday night, November 5, 2020. The mission for the U.S. Air Force had been delayed multiple times before Thursday’s successful launch. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel)

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Welcome to Port Norfolk Yacht Club

A historical boating club on the neponset river.

Neponset River & Boston Harbor

PNYC is a limited membership boat and yacht club. We invite you to learn more about our different membership tiers and if we are accepting applications by sending us an email.

Situated on the scenic Neponset River in Dorchester MA, PNYC members enjoy stunning views of the Boston skyline, as well as easy access to Boston Harbor, Cape Cod & the Islands, and much more

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179 Walnut St, Dorchester, MA 02122

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OUR HISTORY

MÉGEVET SHIPYARD

1909 - 1913

Jules Mégevet

GENEVA LAKE NAVAL CONSTRUCTION YARD

1913 - 1919

Louis-Robert Coutant

GENEVA LAKE SHIPYARD

1919 - 1922

Baron Louis Sers

THE FAIRING

1922 - 1932

Henri Bénédicte de Saussure

PETIT LAC SHIPYARD

1933 - 1945

George Gangloff

CORSIER-PORT SHIPYARD

1946 - 1957

1957 - 1970

Louis Plojoux

1971 - 2001

Luc Plojoux

Eugene Patry

2001 - 2018

Thierry Plojoux

Serge Patry

2019 - 2021

2023 - to today

Jules Mégevet began construction of the main building (still existing today) in 1908. He rubbed shoulders with the world of automobiles, aeronautics and boating. His audacity leads him to participate to Sea Championships in Monaco with teammate Charles Picker in order toexperiment their motorboats But-I-Will-Sting and their engines. LThe quality and performance of their boats bring them several victories.

Jules Mégevet sells his shipyard to  Louis-Robert Coutant, owner of the Chantier Naval de Coppet.

The latter unites the two projects with significant commercial success. But the First World War suddenly stopped the nautical activity of the two shipyards.

Baron Louis Sers takes over the activity of the shipyard and begins the construction of several international series sailboats as well as a new 12m Swiss series.

It improves the comfort of Jules Mégevet's motorboats by offering, among other things, an engine sheltered at the front of the boat. Mais-Je-vais-Pique XIII won the Prix d’Elégance in Monaco in 1921.

The 1920s brought down the promising success of the shipyard. Under the management of Henri de Saussure, the shipyard's activity was limited to the maintenance and storage of boats.

The famous coachbuilder and also passionate about navigation, Georges Gangloff, took over the shipyard on March 16, 1933 and relaunched his activity supported by his son-in-law Louis Plojoux. In 1934 he built a dike and a port. Then in 1935 he installed a slipway for launching boats.

The workshops resume the construction of sports motorboats, international regatta sailboats and yachts.

Louis Plojoux took over the helm of the shipyard alone but was joined shortly after by his brother André Plojoux who developed Barrel Back Runabouts, an unmissable post-war success. The shipyard acquired an international reputation thanks to the manufacture of competition sailboats with, among others, the collaboration of the naval architect Henri Copponex. Bronze medal at the 1960 Olympic Games in Naples with a 5.5 JI built in Corsier-Port.

Luc Plojoux, son of Louis, takes up the torch with the help of his friend Eugène Patry. The appearance of fiber boat hulls has reduced orders for wooden boats. In order to save its activity, the shipyard is moving towards a Marina service. But his know-how in the maintenance and repair of classic wooden boats continues in the authentic "Atelier Bois" of Jules Mégevet.

Concerned about preserving a family history, Thierry Plojoux, Luc's eldest son, took over the reins of the shipyard and entrusted management to Serge Patry, son of Eugène. They are developing a Marina service of excellence. But the dilapidated infrastructure is making itself felt. In 2012 they therefore took steps to modernize the port.

In 2018, reactivation of the Corsier-Port Yacht Club and creation of the MJVP1909 Foundation.

While continuing its activity, the shipyard is starting major work at the end of 2019.

In spring 2020 a new dike comes out of the water, to increase the mooring capacity. In the fall of the same year a dry hall was built, equipped with the latest technologies, in order to optimize its Marina and wintering service. The Corsier-Port Shipyard is starting a new era.

The historic Corsier-Port building, which is the origin of the Mégevet Shipyard in 1909, has been completely restored.

Upgraded to current standards and thermal requirements, this emblematic building now houses the Atelier Mégevet where wood and fiber is worked and the Atelier Gangloff used for mechanical work. The MJVP1909 Foundation has taken up residence in the rest of the building with an archive room, a library, a gallery, offices and the Picker Workshop.

In the wake of the renovation of the site, a final construction project will see the light of day in 2023. In order to improve the storage and wintering of large boats and sailboats, an additional boat cover will be built at the end of August, thanks to the removal of a mound. From now on, around twenty boats will find their place under this new space sheltered from bad weather.

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Mailing Address: 1198 Pacific Coast Hwy, # D107, Seal Beach, CA 90740 Email: [email protected] Phone: (714) 686-5558

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Year club founded: 1937 Year club joined SCYA: 1960

Our modest outdoor facility, located in the beautiful cove of Emerald Bay (Catalina Island’s West End), is the 2nd home to a small fleet of 75 Southern California boaters. The white sands, complex reefs and luscious kelp make a home for many underwater creatures, which is why Emerald Bay is considered one of the best dive spots in California. After a single visit, many boaters quickly come to see why Corsair Yacht Club is considered to be the “Best Little Yacht Club in the World!”

ROYAL CINQUE PORTS YACHT CLUB

Established. 1872

WELCOME TO THE ROYAL CINQUE PORTS YACHT CLUB

Serving the channel marine community since 1872, supporting the sailing, boating and maritime community.

Why Join The RCPYC?

Join hundreds of like minded local and international mariners in a prime location with top-level hospitality!

INTRODUCING THE RCPYC

Established in 1872, Dover's Royal Cinque Ports Yacht Club has been serving the international and local sailing and maritime community for over a century.

With a royal patronage, active membership and first class club facilities, the RCPYC offers visiting and local members a home from home in the busy port of Dover, the heart of the Cinque Ports.

We have a growing and active membership drawn the sailing, commercial and recreational boating communities and look forward to welcoming you to our club! 

Get In Touch With The RCPYC

Royal Cinque Ports Yacht Club - 4-5 Waterloo Crescent - Dover CT16 1LA

Email: [email protected]

Call: +44 (0) 1304 206262

We welcome all membership, dining, event and visitor enquiries - please get in touch with the RCPYC team through the details above or simply submit your enquiry via the enquiry form.

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Corsair Yacht Club
1198 Pacific Coast Hwy.
Suite D-107
Seal Beach, CA 90740

Corsair Cove: 33.28.1 N 118.31.8 W

Corsair Yacht Club is open to all visitors!

As we have no permanent shoreside-based home, we rely on various venues (such as other yacht clubs, restaurants, etc.) to host our monthly meetings. These are usually located around the San Pedro or Long Beach areas.  

Most of our cruises are based out of our beautiful facility at Emerald Bay on Catalina Island located approx. 3 miles west of the Two Harbors area. The mooring field consists of approx. 100 moorings rigged for 25 to 50 foot boats. Mooring availability is on a first-come/first-served basis and governed by the Catalina Mooring Service. There is limited anchoring at Doctor's Cove, and just east of Indian Rock (between Emerald Bay and Howland's Landing). Our facility consists of picnic seating for up to 175 people, restrooms, showers, firepit, BBQ, and a pizza oven. Access to the facility is limited to beach landings in front of Corsair Cove. Reciprocity with other yacht clubs and non-members is limited to our scheduled events (and not accepted on Memorial Day, the 4th of July and Labor Day weekends). However, if you see us up there, please stop by, say hello, and get a tour of the Cove.  

Navigation to Corsair Cove: The entrance to Emerald Bay is approx. 33.467N and 118.526W. When arriving, keep Indian Rock to starboard as there is a submerged/unmarked reef running west of Indian Rock. Contact the Emerald Bay Harbormaster on VHF channel 9. Corsair Cove is located at the west end of Emerald Bay; just to the left of the Camp Emerald Bay.

Please consult our  Calendar  for our various meeting and cruises. If you would like to attend one of our events, please contact our  Port Captain  to make arrangements.

We look forward to seeing you there!!!