Clubs

There are 108 affiliated clubs throughout New Zealand; each of our affiliated clubs are unique in what they offer to their membership from Taipa in the North to Bluff in the south. Find the right one for you here.

Covid-19 Latest Updates

Find all the latest information here about the Covid-19 outbreak and what it might mean for your club or class association.
Club Manual

This manual is for clubs affiliated to Yachting New Zealand to provide them with support, resources, ideas and guidance for running great clubs.
Find a club

On this page you will find all the clubs in New Zealand affiliated to Yachting New Zealand, information on what they offer and how to get in touch.
Regional Associations

There are eleven regional yachting associations in New Zealand, helping promote and grow the sport in their area.
Class Associations

Get in touch with one of the many class associations in New Zealand.
Regional Development Managers

The RSO programme helps build the capability of clubs and regions across New Zealand.
Inclusive sailing

Sailing is a sport that allows everybody, regardless of ability or disability, to take part on a level playing field. What you need to know is here.
Embark - online learning

Embark is Yachting New Zealand’s online learning platform. Get on board here.
Member card and app

We have introduced a member card and app to provide more value to Yachting New Zealand affiliated clubs and their members.
Offers for clubs

Yachting New Zealand is pleased to offer an increasing number of benefits for member clubs.
Aon club insurance

Aon New Zealand have developed a package of insurance policies specifically for sailing and boating clubs. Find out more here.
MOSS exemption

Find out how your club can become compliant with the maritime operators safety system (MOSS).
Become an Authorised Club Purchaser

Yachting New Zealand’s learn-to-sail resources are available to purchase from the online shop – but only to authorised club purchasers.
Women and girls in sailing in New Zealand

Yachting New Zealand have developed a wide-ranging women and girls in sailing strategy to attract more female participants, retain those already sailing and advance equal opportunities.