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The Boathouse CYCA

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Ahead of its 80th anniversary in 2024, Rushcutters Bay’s Cruising Yacht Club of Australia (the home of the Sydney-Hobart Yacht Race) has introduced a waterfront venue by The Boathouse Group.

The Boathouse CYCA kicks things off with simple satisfying breakfasts, followed by a Mediterranean-influenced lunch and dinner menu with calamari fritti, orecchiette with crab and chilli, and taramasalata with charred flatbreads fresh from the pizza oven.

Crowd-pleasing staples like burgers, fish and chips, steaks, and Boathouse’s beloved prawns with seafood sauce and fish tacos also feature.

A perfect spot to watch the sun set over the bay, The Boathouse CYCA’s drinks menu covers a diverse wine list with local and international producers, Boathouse’s signature coastal cocktails and a wide range of tap beers.

The Boathouse Group’s signature coastal-chic styling flows throughout the 300-person space, with lobster pot pendant lights, natural seashell elements, and plenty of sailing memorabilia.

Under the Registered Clubs Act, The Boathouse CYCA is open to members, guests of members, and non-members who reside five kilometres or more from the club.

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Rushcutters Bay Marina

Welcome to Rushcutters Bay Marina, a state-of-the-art boating facility situated in one of the most vibrant and beautiful coastal areas of Sydney. A preferred destination for both local and international sailors, Rushcutters Bay Marina is the perfect blend of contemporary design, world-class amenities, and a deep respect for the maritime heritage it upholds.

Located in the serene environs of Rushcutters Bay, the marina is strategically positioned just east of the Sydney Central Business District (CBD). It graces the shoreline of the bay that lends its name, enveloped by the lush greenery of Rushcutters Bay Park, creating an oasis-like feel amidst the bustling city.

Approach to the Marina (Marina Entry and Navigation)

The marina entry is seamlessly integrated into the bay’s natural contours, ensuring a smooth sailing experience for all vessels. Navigational aids are positioned at key points to guide sailors into the berths, while our experienced and welcoming marina staff are always ready to assist with docking, ensuring a hassle-free arrival.

Specifications of the Marina

Rushcutters Bay Marina is designed to accommodate a wide range of vessels with its well-equipped berths. The marina offers 106 wet berths, accommodating boats up to 35m in length. These berths are ideal for short and long-term stays, offering a secure and convenient docking solution for all types of boats. Rushcutters Bay Marina is equipped with a 24/7 fuel station. You can refuel at your convenience, and as a member, you will receive markdown fuel rates. The marina features 24-hour security and a swipe card access system, ensuring peace of mind at all hours.

Infrastructure, Services, and Facilities

Rushcutters Bay Marina boasts a robust infrastructure that caters to the diverse needs of its guests. From maintenance and repair facilities manned by experienced marine engineers to a well-stocked chandlery for all your boating supplies, the marina provides a comprehensive range of services. For your comfort, they provide clean toilets and showers, accessible whenever you need them.

In addition to the above, the marina also houses a restaurant and café, offering visitors the chance to relax and socialize over a meal or a cup of coffee. Flybridge Café offers a dining experience right on the water’s edge. Enjoy your meal amidst the tranquil backdrop of the marina. Security is top-notch, with round-the-clock patrols and CCTV monitoring for the safety and peace of mind of the marina guests.

Available daily between 8.30am and 5pm, pump-out facilities and trolleys make maintenance tasks easier for our patrons. Free and metered parking is available around the marina, ensuring easy access for all visitors.

Amenities in the Marina and Nearby

While the marina itself is packed with conveniences, the surrounding area adds to the overall experience with a variety of amenities. Proximity to the Sydney CBD means a wealth of shopping, dining, and entertainment options are just a short drive away. For those seeking outdoor activities, the nearby Rushcutters Bay Park provides plenty of green space for walks, picnics, and more.

How to Get There (by Plane, by Road, by Sea)

By Plane: For international visitors, the Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport is the nearest airport. From there, you can easily hire a taxi or use a rideshare service for the 16-kilometre drive to the marina.

By Road: For those travelling by road, the marina is easily accessible via New South Head Road. It’s just a quick journey from Sydney’s city centre, with ample parking available onsite.

By Sea: For sailors, navigating to Rushcutters Bay Marina is a straightforward journey. It’s conveniently located in Sydney Harbour, with the entry and navigation well-marked to ensure a smooth arrival.

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Attractions Nearby

Situated near Sydney’s CBD, the marina is close to numerous attractions. These include the iconic Sydney Opera House, the stunning Royal Botanic Gardens, and the historic Elizabeth Bay House. Additionally, a short drive takes you to the world-famous Bondi Beach, a must-visit for any traveller.

Are there any repair and maintenance services available at the marina?

Yes, Rushcutters Bay Marina provides access to experienced marine engineers and repair services to take care of your boat's maintenance needs.

Does the marina have restaurants or cafes on-site?

Yes, Rushcutters Bay Marina houses a restaurant and cafe, where guests can enjoy meals and beverages with stunning views of the marina.

Is there parking available near the marina?

Yes, there is ample parking available near Rushcutters Bay Marina, making it convenient for visitors coming by road.

Does the marina have a fuel dock?

Yes, Rushcutters Bay Marina is equipped with a fuel dock, offering easy and convenient refuelling for all marina patrons.

What are the emergency procedures at the marina?

The marina prioritizes safety and has detailed emergency procedures in place. On arrival, you will be provided with emergency contact numbers and information on what to do in the event of an emergency.

How far is Rushcutters Bay Marina from the Sydney CBD?

Rushcutters Bay Marina is conveniently located just east of the Sydney CBD, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors.

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The History of Yacht Clubs in Sydney

Yachting has a rich history in Sydney, Australia, dating back to the early 1800s when ship captains would race their boats for sport. The first organized yacht race was held in 1858, and the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron was established in 1862. Today, Sydney is home to many prestigious yacht clubs, each with its unique history and culture.

The Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron

The Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron is one of the oldest and most prestigious yacht clubs in Australia. Established in 1862, the club has a long history of hosting international regattas and events. The club’s stunning clubhouse is situated on the shores of Sydney Harbour, providing members with stunning views of the city skyline.

The Cruising Yacht Club of Australia

The Cruising Yacht Club of Australia was established in 1944 and is located in Rushcutters Bay, Sydney. The club is best known for hosting the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race, one of the world’s most challenging offshore race s. Members of the club are active in cruising, racing, and social events, making it a popular choice for yachting enthusiasts.

The Benefits of Joining a Yacht Club

Yacht clubs offer many benefits to members, both on and off the water. Here are just a few of the advantages of joining a yacht club in Sydney:

Access to Facilities and Equipment

Most yacht clubs provide members with access to a range of facilities and equipment, including boat storage, maintenance services, and training. This can be particularly beneficial for new yachting enthusiasts who may not have access to their equipment or expertise.

Networking Opportunities

Yacht clubs provide an excellent opportunity to network with other like-minded individuals who share a passion for yachting. Members of yacht clubs often form close bonds and friendships, both on and off the water.

Social Events

Yacht clubs are not just about racing and sailing. They also provide members with access to a range of social events, from formal dinners to casual barbecues. These events are a great way to meet new people and expand your social circle.

Choosing the Right Yacht Club in Sydney

With so many yacht clubs to choose from in Sydney, it can be challenging to decide which one is right for you. Here are some factors to consider when selecting a yacht club:

The location of the yacht club is an essential factor to consider, particularly if you plan to sail regularly. Look for a club that is close to your home or workplace and has easy access to the water.

The facilities offered by the yacht club should also be a consideration. Look for a club that provides members with access to boat storage, maintenance services, and training.

Every yacht club has its unique culture and atmosphere. Some clubs are more focused on racing, while others are more social. Consider what type of club culture will suit you best.

Yacht Club Membership Fees

Membership fees for yacht clubs in Sydney can vary significantly, depending on the club’s facilities and services. Some clubs offer different levels of membership, with varying fees and benefits. It is essential to review a club’s fee structure carefully before joining to ensure that it is within your budget.

Joining a yacht club in Sydney can be an excellent way to connect with like-minded individuals and explore your passion for yachting. With so many clubs to choose from, it’s important to consider the location, facilities, and culture of each club before making a decision. Whether you are a seasoned sailor or new to the world of yachting, there is sure to be a yacht club in Sydney that is perfect for you.

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First Look: The Boathouse Group Welcomes Guests to Already-Minted Waterfront Digs in Rushcutters Bay

Australia’s most prestigious yacht club – and home of the annual Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race – the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia (CYCA), is located in prime position: on the water’s edge in Rushcutters Bay. Now, it’s also home to the latest all-day restaurant from the Boathouse Group.

The Sydney-based hospitality group, which has built its empire on waterfront dining and long summer days, has taken over the space of the club’s former bistro. This marks the group’s 10th Sydney venue, but only the second one in the eastern suburbs. Up until the opening of the Rose Bay outpost just over two years ago, all the whitewashed beachy venues have been north of the Harbour Bridge.

It's a fitting union. Moving into the 300-seat CYCA dining room and terrace, the group has injected its signature nautical style via lobster pot pendant lighting, touches of marble and a jungle of lush greenery.

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Alongside the decorative changes, the group’s executive chef James Brownrigg has developed an all-day menu that both CYCA members and visitors can enjoy. To start, breakfast options are kept casual with classics like bacon and egg rolls and avocado on toast.

Shifting tune for lunch and dinner, the menu brings a sophisticated Mediterranean influence. Among Brownrigg’s dishes, there’s beef carpaccio with truffle pecorino, white taramasalata, a glossy round of house-made Turkish bread carrying the summery combo of lemon and sea salt, and a prawn pasta boasting a lip-smacking chilli hit. Making use of the kitchen’s newly installed pizza oven, there’s a selection of hand-stretched flatbreads available too.

“With the food, we try to make something unique and produce-driven,” Brownrigg tells Broadsheet . “We spend a lot of time finding the best ingredients and presenting them in a simple way for people to enjoy. We don’t try to overcomplicate things.”

In addition to switching things up at the CYCA, the hospitality group has refreshed the menu in its Manly Pavilion digs ahead of the warmer months, delivering snackable dishes of baby peppers, flash-fried calamari and sugar plum tomatoes. This freshen-up extends to the location’s interiors, shifting gears to something a bit more casual, taking advantage of the venue’s secluded waterside terrace.

There are plans to transform the Palm Beach eatery’s homewares store into Casa, an Italian pop-up cafe and restaurant. Plus, opening hours at Shelly Beach are extending and the cocktail offering is coming to the fore.

“We’re reflecting on what we’ve done well over the years and just reassessing,” Brownrigg says. “[We want to] give people more of what they want, which is relaxed dining, but we still want people to feel like they’re being looked after.”

Boathouse CYCA is open for both bookings and walk-ins to CYCA members, their guests and non-members who reside outside of the 5-kilometre radius.

Boathouse CYCA 1 New Beach Road, Darling Point (02) 4379 1131

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It’s been a big year for The Boathouse Group. The Sydney hospitality group closed its Palm Beach Boathouse location, opened a summer pop-up at Barrenjoey House called Casa, and on September 1, a new permanent venue, The Boathouse CYCA .

Located on the harbour foreshore at Rushcutters Bay, The Boathouse CYCA will offer breakfast, an all-day lunch and dinner menu and a bar, as well as play host to events.

The menu was designed by The Boathouse Group Executive Chef James Brownrigg, and features fresh, coastal dishes inspired by Mediterranean cuisine, like grilled barramundi, fish and chips and taramasalata, served alongside charred Turkish bread. Pizza, schnitzels and burgers will also be offered.

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The CYCA, short for Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, is one of Sydney’s most-known yacht clubs, around for 80 years. It’s also the home to the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race.

Antony Jones, CEO of The Boathouse Group, says the groups’ venues are known for their picturesque waterfront settings so the CYCA was the perfect fit. This will be the first time the group will operate out of an existing venue, taking over as the hospitality partner.

“The key difference will be working alongside the team at CYCA to ensure our offering aligns with their club ethos and, most importantly, is well-received by the members and their guests,” says Jones.

Like other The Boathouse spots, The Boathouse CYCA will include plenty of plants, lobster-pot ceiling pendants and other nautical décor details. The design was looked after by Laura Patterson, The Boathouse Gorup Manager for Interior Design and Venue Presentation, who also worked on the relaunch of the Manly Pavilion.

As for how to best experience The Boathouse CYCA, Jones suggests you might arrive by boat if you’re coming from another part of Sydney.

“It’s magnificent puttering into Rushcutters Bay and through the yachts in the marina, then being dropped right in front of the CYCA,” he says. “Then, grab a picnic table on the deck, so you’re as close to the water as possible and order a round of cold drinks, as well as some of our smaller shared plates to get started.”

His picks for starters? The house bread, which is served charred with flaky sea salt, taramasalata, beef carpaccio, calamari fritti and tiger prawns, which are served in a bowl.

“I would then grab some larger plates to share with your group, such as the barramundi, which is served with artichoke, preserved lemon and fennel; eggplant parmigiana layered with stracciatella; and a prawn flatbread,” he says.

“Plus, I’d ordered some hot chips and salad. After the meal, I would take the opportunity to soak up the history of the club through the memorabilia, then have a stroll around Rushcutters Bay foreshore to walk off lunch. What a day out!”

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Rushcutters Bay Marina

The jewel in our crown, d’Albora Rushcutters Bay sits in a prime location in one of the world’s most spectacular waterways, the iconic Sydney Harbour.

Tear yourself away from the dazzling waters of the harbour to explore the shopping opportunities in the boutiques of Double Bay, meander through the restaurant districts in and around Potts Point or make the most of the Sydney nightlife.

A premium Sydney Harbour marina location surrounded by parkland and on the doorstep of everything Sydney has to offer, it’s easy to see why Rushcutters Bay is so popular with d’Albora members and guests.

Boasting stunning views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and unrivalled access to Sydney’s packed calendar of on-water events, including the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race and the New Year’s Eve fireworks, you can’t get a better location than the Rushcutters Bay Marina.

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Purposely built all weather large format lockable storage units located at Rushcutters Bay, The Spit & Akuna Bay Marina, providing members the ability to easily store and manage equipment and additional items right on the waterfront for easy access. Lease monthly, quarterly or annually to suit your particular storage requirement needs.

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As part of Australia’s leading marine and hospitality group, d’Albora Marine provides specialist new and used boats sales and service nationally whilst also having an office at all 10 d’Albora locations across QLD, NSW & VIC and are open 7 days a week. They are also the exclusive Australian representative for;

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Facilities and services at the Rushcutters Bay marina include:

• Wet berthing – 106 wet berths for boats up to 35m
• Dockmaster assistance – 7 days a week
• 24/7 fuel – refuel at your convenience, including markdown fuel for members
• Superior security – 24-hour security and swipe card access
• Member & Guest Services – to help take care of all your needs phone 1800 DALBORA (32 52 672)
• Waterfront café –Dine on the water’s edge at Flybridge Café.
• Toilet / shower – available at your convenience
• Pump-out facilities and trolleys – available between 8.30am – 5pm daily
• Parking – both free and metered parking available in and around the marina
• d’Albora Marine New & Used Boat Sales – onsite exclusive Australian representative for Azimut Yachts, Bertram Yachts USA and Monterey Boats. Exclusive brokerage commission for members.

At d’Albora Rushcutters Bay Marina, we offer a premium service and first-class facilities with a view, to ensure your visit to the dazzling harbour city is one to remember.

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