The chairman, together with a few crew (including some from the CBYA) successfully delivered his yacht Sapphire from Cowes, Isle of Wight, to Calpe Marina during June and July. We left Shepherd’s Wharf on the 18th June from Cowes (right…
Why not join us to watch the 37th America’s Cup Racing with exciting foiling AC75 monohulls? The CBYA Social Team has arranged a room with a big screen at KAWANA Bar Restaurante in Jávea to watch the 37th America’s Cup…
Fifteen CBYA members took part in this trip to Cowes on the Isle of Wight from 13th to 17th June. We arrived in Cowes on Thursday afternoon and met up at the Royal London Yacht Club, where most members were…
Member’s Liabilities when Sailing on the TOMs This is a change to the published terms and conditions when sailing on the TOM 28 yachts at RCNC Responsibility for costs to repair damage incurred when sailing TOMs After long discussions between…
The CBYA pennant has joined the many others on display at the Island Sailing Club in West Cowes! See last pennant on the right CBYA members who are joining the CBYA Round-the-Island Race trip this month will be able to…
Would you like to watch the 37th America’s Cup Racing in Barcelona with some exciting foiling AC75 monohulls? If you would, you will be pleased to know that the CBYA Social Team has arranged a room with a big screen…
The CBYA met at a new venue on Monday 20th May – Restaurante Anissa. This is a new restaurant, recently refurbished by the owners Redy and Fatima, as well as being a new venue for the CBYA. Click HERE for…
MATador II a MAT 1070 racer/cruiser, co-owned by Barry McCrae and Chris de Boer, is once again entering the Trofeo Peñón de Ifach. This is the 35th edition of the regatta and the crew will be aiming to beat their…
The Après Sail is a monthly gathering for sailors to exchange war stories about their favourite type of sailing. About 15 members gathered at Bar Tropicana in Moraira on Monday 13th; some dinghy sailors, some TOMs sailors, and several big…
New purchase product – charity subscription The CBYA raised 750€ last year for our supported charity. However, this was raised entirely from donations made at social events. The club recognises that not everyone is able to attend social events, such…