Mandurah Offshore Fishing & Sailing Club has launched a new three-day regatta, branded Sail Mandurah
“The theme of Sail Mandurah in March will match the club’s new motto of “Fun on and off the water”, commented Commodore Bryan Pemberton. “Of course, fun means different things to different people, but the vibe of the regatta will be relaxed, and there will be a strong social side after racing. The inclusion of cruising monohulls and catamarans doing passage courses will suit a family and friends
20/01/2023
Or you can Sail Busso in February ...
Morning Skippers,
Si's and race information is now live on event website, head online to view: http://www.gbyc.com.au/race-week-gbrw
Below Pic of your official watering station at GBYC fully stocked with West Winds Distillers and Shelter Brewing Co
Geographe Bay Race Week Western Australia's Premier sailing regatta hosted on the waters of Geographe Bay In February every year!
09/04/2014
04-09-2014 - E-News 9 April 2014 Well Done Jan Mason for winning the $2450 on Saturday night in the Automasters Chase the Commodore. A HUGE Thank You to our Game Sponsor - Kevin from Automasters Mandurah .
26/02/2014
All the latest information including amendment to Notice of Race
2014 Sail Mandurah in March 2014 Sail Mandurah in MarchThe annual Sail Mandurah in March Regatta for 2014 will be held over the WA Labour Day weekend, Saturday 1st March – Monday 3rd March. The regatta is held off the Mandurah coast, perfect for boats of all types and sizes.This will be the second year the regatta is held and…
23/12/2013
Sail Mandurah in March - it's back bigger and better for 2014 with the Notices of Race now released and on the MOFSC website http://mofsc.com.au/sailing-2/sail-mandurah-in-march/
The registration forms and lunch/BBQ order forms are also on the MOFSC website.
Classes included are:
· Cruisers with Spinnakers
· Cruisers - Jib and Main
· Multi-hulls
· Solings
· Sport boats
· Dufour-brand yachts
Rear Commodore Sail Annette Walker looks forward to a fantastic Regatta with you all.
Event Director is Mikael Lundh.
Please contact Mikael at [email protected]
28/07/2013
Mandurah Commodore's Ball - what a hoot!
Nice to host the Commodores of FSC, RPYC, SOPYC, HYC & EFYC - and to announce that MOFSC will be conducting the Australian leg of the Alpari World Match Racing Tour from Nov 14 on - on a grandstand estuary course between the old bridge and M on the Point!
Sailing in Mandurah - Yeah Baby!
12/05/2013
Rolly Tasker Perie Banou, featuring Mandurah legend Lance Rock, is doing very well in the Bali Race.
29/04/2013
They're at it again in Mandurah. This time, a symphony for watercraft - this Saturday at 1630. What next?
Those crazy Mandurians have been at it again - an Abrolhos Cruise!
Report by Melian Tomsett (Fontaine Pajot 40 Cat "Indian Summer 1") -
The Mandurah to Abrolhos cruise this year was a great success, with 7 yachts taking part. Indian Summer 1, Seeker and YKnot left on Friday 5 April, and headed straight there (Abrolhos Islands), with Semi Circle, My Way, Anthelia and Periwinkle leaving the following day to go up in stages arriving the following week.
Initially, we all headed for different areas as we all had different time schedules. On Thursday 11th April, Semi Circle, Anthelia and My Way arrived in the Pelseart Group to meet up with Indian Summer 1 and Seeker in Middle Island. They arrived in 35 kt winds which made it hard for them to anchor securely and as other boats from less sheltered bays had all come to get some shelter - there was little room. Unfortunately we were not able to get together that evening because of the high winds, so all tucked down for an early night.
It was another four days before we all managed to get together again this time in the Easter Group of Islands on Morley Island. YKnot had returned from the Wallaby Group, Seeker and Indian Summer had come up from Middle Island and Semi Circle, Anthelia and My Way came up from Pelseart Island where they had been exploring the magnificent corals.
In Morley Island we had the whole bay to ourselves. We were also joined by an adorable seal who spent most of his time swimming with us he showed no fear just wanting to play. There was even one time when he swam back to our boat. The corals here were truly exceptional with an abundance of fish. For the fishing enthusiast, the Abrolhos is second to none - and we caught mackeral, tuna, snapper, sweetlips and baldys. Spoilt for choice. After two weeks in one of the most beautiful group of Islands, most of the boats headed home. Semi Circle and My Way will be staying on for a couple of weeks and then will be going on up the coast to the Kimberly.
The Abrolhos Islands are unique. They offer little shelter as they are flat and spread out, but they offer a completely different type of holiday. There are very few people there as the cray fishing community has nearly all gone. There are some emergency facilities such as a nursing post and daily flights to Geraldton, but mainly you need to be completely self-sufficient even with your fuel and water.
On most of the popular bays there are a few moorings but no other boat facilities. The whole experience of sailing with others to this untouched part of WA was fantastic. We will definitely be going back and encourage anybody who would like to join us next year to pencil in next Easter for the 2014 Mandurah- Abrolhos Cruise.
16/04/2013
Nice two-page spread on SMIM 13 in FSC's Blue Water Bulletin. Only rated half a page in the MOFSC mag!
Mandurah Easter Regatta brought a busy sailing month to an end.
| Monday | 9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
| Friday | 9am - 5pm |