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Start Crewing - Learn to Sail

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If you've never sailed before, this course if perfect for you. No experience needed at all. Start Crewing is one of our iconic courses. We assume that you have no prior knowledge and all you need to bring are soft soled shoes and a warm jacket. Don't forget if you are an existing member you get a 10 % discount - use 'BYC' as the voucher code

You'll learn the basics and by the end of the course you'll be able to tie the correct knots, understand the terminology and how to rig up a yacht in readiness for sailing. We'll get onto the water as quickly as possible and show you how to trim sails.

Our instructors are the most experienced in Hobart,  and our training boat is perfect for showing you the basics. BYC are an Australian Sailing fully accredited Discover Sailing Centre and winner of Club of the Year 2021 in the Tasmanian Sailing Awards, so you are in excellent hands! 

Course Cost $400.00 includes handbook, log book and 6 months BYC membership. 10% discount for BYC members.

* Please note that the course dates and times are subject to revision/cancellation if minimum numbers are not reached or due to adverse weather events - we will keep you informed ;)

Course Overview This course introduces participants to the basics of sailing on keelboats, including boat handling, safety and sailing theory.

Course Prerequisites

Water confident.

Who should do this course?

This course is designed for participants who wish to begin sailing in a keelboat. Learn the basics, whilst staying relatively dry! All the equipment and gear will be provided by your accredited Discover Sailing Centre.

Course Outcome

You will gain your Start Crewing completion certificate. 

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Bellerive Yacht Club

The Bellerive Yacht Club promotes and encourages yachting, providing facilities for its members. The Club runs twilight and weekend racing, with the annual Banjos Shoreline Crown Series Regatta in February. The Yacht Club is a family club, and partners and children are encouraged to participate in club events and activities.

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The Bellerive Yacht Club was established in 1926 to promote and encourage yachting, and to provide facilities for its members, which it continues to do. The club has grown to over 1000 members, with assets of over $3.5 million and an annual turnover of nearly $2 million. With two bars, Anchors Restaurant, a marina, slipyard and ample parking the club provides superb facilities for members and guests. Improvements are continually being made to club facilities and the club prides itself on providing great facilities at competitive rates. Our marina holds 170 vessels and we are in the process of lodging a Development Application to increase the marina size to 270.

The club runs twilight sailing on Wednesday evenings during summer, Saturday racing throughout the summer season, and Sunday racing over winter. The club also runs the annual Banjos Shoreline Crown Series Regatta, in February, one of the largest regattas in Tasmania.

As well as sailing, the club provides an active social calendar.

The Bellerive Yacht Club is a family club, and partners and children are encouraged to participate in club events and activities.

Functions are a speciality of the Bellerive Yacht Club, providing facilities for weddings, dinners, cocktail parties, meetings and all special occasions. With a north westerly aspect the clubhouse not only provides fantastic views over the marina and bay, but is also positioned to benefit from the afternoon sun in both summer and winter.

• Boatyard/ Haul out
• Customer Lounge
• Food & Beverage outlets
• Supermarket Within Walking Distance
• Water at Berths

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• 64 Cambridge Road, Bellerive Tasmania 7018, Australia
• 03 62441353
• [email protected]
• http://www.byc.org.au
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Bellerive Yacht Club in Bellerive , Australia , was established in 1926 and is in an ideal location, overlooking the picturesque Kangaroo Bay. Bellerive Yacht Club is fondly recognised as a family club, and families are encouraged to take part in club events and activities. And if you've enviously watched the yachts Sailing on the river and wished you could join in the fun, why not enroll in our Learn to Sail program, you will not be disappointed. Our aim at Bellerive Yacht Club is to provide Sailing opportunities, training and a relaxed social environment for members and friends. The Sailing Academy at the Yacht Club also offers courses ranging from a basic introductory level which is aimed at complete novices who are just wanting to experience yachting on the Derwent, to more specialized courses aimed at increasing the skills of members who are already involved in some form of Sailing .

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Oak Ridge Lions Club awards scholarships to four 2024 ORHS graduates

The Oak Ridge Lions Club recently awarded $500 scholarships to four Oak Ridge High School graduates from the Class of 2024.

John Adams Jr., Dayanara Ayala, Abbygail Gormley and Blayne Quilty were guests with their families and friends at a dinner with Lions Club Members.

“This process started with 120 applicants for the scholarships,” said Lion Bob Smallridge, chairman of the scholarship committee. “We interviewed six students and decided on these four deserving and outstanding students.

“All four of these students had a GPA of 4.0 or above. They are very talented academically and have a variety of interests.”

Adams will study physics and mechanical engineering. He plans to start at Pellissippi State and then transfer to Tennessee Tech. At ORHS, Adams volunteered as a tutor and was in the National Honors Society. Memorable classes included calculus and physics. As an underclassman, he was involved in varsity football and track and field. His interests include guitar and visiting state and national parks.

Ayala will attend the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and study graphic design. At ORHS, she was the design editor of the yearbook. In addition, she was assistant chief editor of the Oak Ridge Sports Media Club. Ayala was also the student leader of the Wildcat Pride Club. She enjoys photography, digital arts, and design.

Gormley will study at Pellissippi State for the first two years and transfer to Auburn University. Although undecided, she plans to study marketing and sales. At ORHS, she was on the Prom Board, Honors Orchestra, Work Based Learning, and made blankets for homeless shelters. She also was a training assistant teaching children at the Concord Yacht Club Sail Camp. Gormley is certified in CPR and first aid.

Quilty will study computer science, first at Roane State Community College and then at Tennessee Tech. At ORHS, he was a member of Masquers, Robotics electrical team, TSA, and Wildcat Manufacturing. At TSA State, Blayne was part of the team that won 1 st place in CAD Engineering and 1 st place on the Drone Challenge. At TSA Nationals, he was part of the team that won the 9 th place Drone Challenge.

Along with Smallridge, the scholarship selection committee comprised Lions Ron Bugos, Gaylan Good, Ann Rigell, George Smith, Bill Truex, and Ron Wilson.

The Oak Ridge Lions Club meets via Zoom at 6 p.m. on the second Tuesday of the month. The club meets at 6 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of the month at Shoney’s, with a Zoom option available. 

Info: 865-297-3251.

Anchors Restaurant

Our main restaurant is located upstairs with stunning panoramic views of the marina, Kunanyi and Hobart with bifold doors opening up to a balcony.

Dinner available Thursday & Friday 5.30pm - 8:00pm

Members Bar

Monday 5:30pm – 7:30pm Thursday & Friday 5:30pm - 8:00pm

Our Marina Bar is located downstairs on the waterfront and is open Monday - Sunday .

Monday – Friday 11:00am – 5:30pm Saturday - Sunday 11:00am – 6:00pm Lunch Service available daily 12:00pm – 3:00pm

Bookings essential for meals as limited spaces available

A perfect spot for a morning coffee, an afternoon light meal with drinks or catch up with friends! During the summer we often have live music on a Sunday afternoon - check out the latest on our facebook page or events calendar for those details.

Reservations

You can reserve seats for lunch in the Marina Bar OR dinner in the Anchors Restaurant by calling 6244 1353 or filling in the form below.