Discovery Bay Yacht Club

Join DBYC yachts on Saturday, April 11th for a friendly race around the western islands of Hong Kong - sign up here: https://app.sailsys.com.au/club/203/entry?tab=entry
Or email [email protected]
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Coming up on Saturday, 21st March - DBYC Open Day!

Have you ever wondered how to get to crew on a yacht in Discovery Bay? Or thought about owning your own boat?
DBYC's Open Day is an opportunity to get to know DB sailors and learn more about DBYC events.

To register, follow the link: https://forms.gle/8NhNHAEBWmEJCA1dA

LINE HONOURS! – Team Alive-Rampage !

RP 66 Alive crossed the finish line at 13hrs 15mins 57secs, taking Line Honours! Huge congratulations to Skipper Phillip Turner and teammates from Alive and Rampage.

The RP66 posted a time of 49hrs 55mins 57secs, showing a formidable pace from the combined Australia–Hong Kong campaign.

AHOY! If you haven’t signed up already - The Sportsboats Class is hosting a Sports Day at KI Sports Bar NEXT Saturday (16th AUG) at 4pm! All bowling lanes have been booked and plenty of food to soak up the booze. 🎳 The club will roll out a BBQ in the evening 🙌🏻

•⁠ ⁠Chicken Souvlaki
•⁠ ⁠Lamb, Greek style
•⁠ ⁠Spanakopitas
•⁠ ⁠Zucchini Fritters
•⁠ ⁠Falafel
•⁠ ⁠Pita bread & Fries
•⁠ ⁠Tzatziki, Hummus, Olives
•⁠ ⁠Baklava

Warning Signal at 1555h to go over the games and format so start practicing your bowlines, bowls and darts 💛🧡🕊️

$300 SBA Member or $380 Non-member. DM me or @⁨‎Unknown user⁩ to sign up 🙌🏻
See you there! 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

Thank you Louise for letting me put this here 🥰

After being rained off last weekend we hope to get to the Outpost this coming Saturday to enjoy the good food that is awaiting us there. 🤞for good weather

For those of you who like to take photographs here is something for you to get involved in. We all have many photos on our phones and you never know yours could win you a prize. And its for a great cause

So join the “Sail to Thrive” Sailing Photography Competition and Win an Exclusive Prize!

Participate in the Resilience at Sea Photography Competition, part of the Sailability Po Toi O Seafood Lunch - Sail to Thrive fundraising event on Saturday, August 30, 2025. This event supports Sailability Hong Kong’s Hong Kong mission to empower sailors with disabilities.

Prizes:
•⁠ ⁠Champion (public vote at the August 30 Lunch):
•⁠ ⁠Exclusive Mohan Sailing Experience for you and your guests
•⁠ ⁠Commemorative Souvenir.
•⁠ ⁠Cash Prize: HKD 1,000.
•⁠ ⁠Silver (2 winners):
•⁠ ⁠Exclusive Mohan Sailing Experience for you and your guests
•⁠ ⁠Commemorative Souvenir.

Competition Details:
•⁠ ⁠Theme: Resilience at Sea – capture the challenges of sailing. Shots of battling winds, harsh weather, or crew determination are encouraged. Creative photos from support boats or the shore are welcome.
•⁠ ⁠Entry fee: HKD 100 per work. (All proceeds go to Sailability Hong Kong)
•⁠ ⁠Deadline: August 20, 2025.
•⁠ ⁠Shortlist Announced: August 21, 2025.
•⁠ For Participation and more details, please visit the Google Form in https://forms.gle/YcURVHP7kgPDw21q8

This competition raises funds for Sailability Hong Kong by showcasing the resilience of sailors. Join us to celebrate the spirit of sailing and make a difference!


參加“Sail to Thrive” 帆船攝影比賽，贏取獨家獎品！

參與「Resilience at Sea」攝影比賽，此活動為2025年8月30日星期六（星期六）舉辦的Sailability Po Toi O海鮮午餐 - “Sail to Thrive” 籌款活動的一部分。該活動支持Sailability Hong Kong 賦能傷健人士的使命。

獎項：
冠軍（於8月30日午餐由公眾投票選出）：
獨家一次Mohan出海體驗 ，與您的賓客一同享受，
紀念品，
現金獎：港幣1,000元。
亞軍（2名得主）：
獨家一次Mohan出海體驗 ，與您的賓客一同享受，
紀念品。

比賽詳情：
主題：Resilience at Sea – 捕捉揚帆出海的挑戰。鼓勵拍攝對抗風浪、惡劣天氣或船員決心的畫面，來自支援船隻或岸邊的創意照片亦歡迎。
參賽費用：每份參賽作品港幣100元。（所得款項全數捐予Sailability Hong Kong）
截止日期：2025年8月20日。
入圍名單公佈：2025年8月21日。
報名及詳情請瀏覽Google form 連結: https://forms.gle/YcURVHP7kgPDw21q8

此比賽通過展示水手的堅韌精神，為Sailability Hong Kong籌集資金。加入我們，一同慶祝航海精神並為之帶來改變！

CREW ALERT!!
JUST A FEW DAYS TO GO BEFORE THE DBYC CRUISE TO THE OUTPOST,SOUTH LANTAU.
Aiming to leave about 1030, lunch about 1 or2. PM Louise on what's app to book your place on this fun day out and food

Check out the important marine conservation work being done by DBYC member John Orams who is a director of the Living Seas Project. Always looking for volunteers and it is a very rewarding experience

6th July Coastal Cleanup on Lantau, we managed to collect more than 300kgs of discarded nets and trash. Great work from our volunteers

The fun never stops here at DBYC. If you miss out on the Outpost flotilla then you can still get your fill of salty dog chat at the 3 remaining events planned later this year. Make a note in your diary now.