Port Fairy Yacht Club

Port Fairy Yacht Club Blue water sailing in a boutique environment

29/07/2026

Another great performance from our ladies at the Mooloolaba Women's Keelboat Regatta where the Portland Penguins finished 5th overall. great to see our members putting their skills to the test at events all over the country.
Looking forward to another great summer for our SheSails program.

PFYC held the presentation night for the 2025-26 season on Saturday the 25th.Running Wild took out the Bill Dalton Short...
27/07/2026

PFYC held the presentation night for the 2025-26 season on Saturday the 25th.
Running Wild took out the Bill Dalton Short Series and the club Aggregate Series, the Peter Condon Short Course Challenge was won by The Demon.

09/02/2025

Big weekend coming up. Good luck to all the competitors.

Ka-Boom had a great race coming in 5th in division ( D ) and finished the weekend in style on their way to lunch! Well ...
11/03/2024

Ka-Boom had a great race coming in 5th in division ( D ) and finished the weekend in style on their way to lunch!

Well done to Peter, Max and Gary we look forward to hearing your stories once returned!

Safe travels home. see you on the water at club racing Saturday! ⛵

Representing the Port Fairy Yacht Club at the Marlay Point overnight trailerable yacht race we have Ka-Boom! Good luck t...
09/03/2024

Representing the Port Fairy Yacht Club at the Marlay Point overnight trailerable yacht race we have Ka-Boom! Good luck to Peter, Max and Gary. We look forward to receiving more photos of your race and the results.

Looking good with the hat Pete 😂⛵⛵⛵⛵

Photos from today's race
17/02/2024

Photos from today's race

HELPERS WANTED. Do you want to be apart of one of Port Fairy’s iconic events ? This is your chance. We are looking for h...
08/02/2024

HELPERS WANTED.

Do you want to be apart of one of Port Fairy’s iconic events ? This is your chance.
We are looking for helpers to help out around the club over Easter weekend.

Message this page for contact details if you’re interested.

Port Fairy Yacht Club is excited to host the ORCV - Queenscliff to Port Fairy Ocean Race again this year.

Traditionallyro held over the Easter holiday, the race to the historic and picturesque western district town of Port Fairy is one of three coastal races conducted by the club.
The 135 mile course is often a race in two parts. The first takes competing yachts south-westwards past the coastal resorts of Torquay, Anglesea, Lorne and Apollo Bay before rounding rugged Cape Otway. The second part is from Cape Otway to the finish line where it is often possible to ease sheets for a reach or run. The race is part of the offshore Championship.

Race Record: 14h 26m 20s by QUASIMODO in 1984

The club is generally a very busy and fun atmosphere during this event and we welcome you all to come along to cheer the yachts coming in the river after the race while enjoying what the club has to offer throughout the weekend!

Last years race proved to be a tough race. Let's hope for better conditions or potential record breaking conditions.

We look forward to seeing all yachts and crews at the club.

Final day of Festival of Sails. Was a typical festival of sails with wind between 5-10knots at times no wind at all. Wel...
28/01/2024

Final day of Festival of Sails.

Was a typical festival of sails with wind between 5-10knots at times no wind at all. Well done to all our members that took place in the regatta.

Across the 3 days we seen carnage and absolute chaos on start lines. Hold Fast tearing their head sail in yesterdays afternoon race unfortunately costed them their series lead. But that’s sailing!

Short fuse understandably had another successful regatta well done to all on board.

Running wild had a strong performance this year

Kaboom unfortunately only got the passage race in however the crew still very much loved the festival activities.

Final series results.

Hold Fast came 4th overall

Short Fuse got equal first however due to count back they came in 2nd overall in the series and line honours in all races.

Running wild got 7th overall

Well done all and safe deliveries back to Port Fairy. See you back in Port Fairy for Club racing on the 10th of February.

Race 2 today was another windy one 30knots Short race lead to some chaotic starts and beating back through the channel...
27/01/2024

Race 2 today was another windy one 30knots

Short race lead to some chaotic starts and beating back through the channel.

Handicap results

Short fuse - 9th
Hold Fast - 3 Rd

Running wild - DNS
Ka boom - DNS

Awaiting results for 3rd race however current series standings

Short Fuse - 3rd

Hold Fast - 1st

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Port Fairy, VIC
3284

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