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The Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay is ideally situated on the beautiful waters of Pittwater and is widely recognised as one of Australia’s premier yacht clubs. Since its inception back in the 1920s the Club has undergone many changes; once a small semi-rural establishment that has transformed into a modern facility catering for a diverse community of cruising, sailing, racing, fishing and social events and activities.

A spirit of kinship and camaraderie has always been evident at our club and continues to evolve. We welcome not only those who own a boat but also those who just want to socialise and enjoy the Club’s atmosphere.

The Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay offers a world-class marina facility with permanent and casual berths available. The Club provides secure safe parking for boat owner members and access to a range of services from fuel sales, on board catering and slipway facilities for vessels up to 100 tonnes.

The Club boasts 256 fixed berths of all sizes, 38 swing moorings, 17 Club moorings and a 300mtr floating break-wall of 11 casual visitor berths.

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A spirit of kinship and camaraderie has always been evident at our club and continues to evolve. We welcome not only those who own a boat but also those who just want to socialise and enjoy the Club's atmosphere. 

All members enjoy the restaurant, bars and heated pool which complements an international class marina facility catering to all sizes of watercraft. With a 100 tonne slipway and a variety of marine trade services on site most boating services are catered for at the Club.

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For the benefit of all members, the Royal Motor Yacht Club has a free shuttle bus. Suburbs of pick up and drop off in the 5 km radius from the Club are: Church Point, Bayview, Mona Vale, Warriewood, Newport, Bilgola, Clareville and Avalon (further only by arrangement). 

PLEASE NOTE:  Members are advised that children who are aged 7 years and under (or under 145cm) will not be permitted to travel on the RMYC shuttle bus. NSW law states that all children under seven years of age must be secured in a child restraint or booster seat when travelling in a vehicle. For the safety of all those involved, the RMYC are not able to transport children under the age of 7. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause to members.   CLICK HERE  for further information.

Phone the RMYC on  9997 5511  to be picked up or make a shuttle bus booking prior to your arrival at the RMYC or after 4pm contact the shuttle bus directly on  0417 558 535 .

HEATED SWIMMING POOL

NB: UNDER CURRENT RESTRICTIONS, THE POOL OPENS FROM SATURDAY 13TH JUNE FROM 7.30AM - 11.30AM FOR 18YRS & OVER/MEMBERS AND EXERCISE PURPOSES ONLY (MAX. 10).

The Club has a swimming pool located on the ground level, just outside of the restaurant. Use of the pool is for members & their guests of the Club; however exemptions apply for casual berths & moorings.  The pool is open between the hours of sunrise and sunset 7 days a week, with routine maintenance taking place occasionally mid-week. The pool is heated to 27 degrees all year round & is supervised in the summer months.

THE RMYC: A COLOURFUL AND EXCITING HISTORY

The Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay is not only a Club of distinction, but a Club with a rich history of growth and significance in the Pittwater region.  Originally the Club was formed as a branch of the Motor Yacht Club of NSW Rose Bay, which was purchased early in 1927 in Horseshoe Cove, Newport (still the existing site). 

His Majesty King George V conferred the right for the Motor Yacht of NSW Rose Bay, to use the prefix “Royal”. Subsequently the Broken Bay branch became the Royal Motor Yacht Club. The official opening of our first clubhouse, boat shed, wharf and slipway took place on 17th March 1928. The original clubhouse was built close to the seawall and was enjoyed for many years by members and the local boating fraternity. However, a fire brought forth new ideas and planning. In their re-thinking, Club executives decided the second clubhouse should be built further back, thus allowing cars to be parked between the seawall and the building alignment. In 1939 the land on the eastern side was bought for $200, thereby increasing the overall waterfrontage to approximately 500 feet. In 1942 with Australia heavily involved in the Pacific War, pleasure boating was curtailed because of petrol rationing. Many of the sizeable cruisers were confiscated for the Navy and saw service with the Naval Auxiliary Patrol. In 1947/48, the RMYC Broken Bay, like so many other organisations was “taking stock” after the War years. Progress was paramount and the Club was on the move again. Building and improvements continued gradually. On 15th March 1959, the swimming pool was opened and membership had grown to 354 active members. The Club was fast becoming known as the “family Club” where members could relax, swim and boat with family and friends. The RMYC Broken Bay was now one of the outstanding landmarks on Pittwater. A new lounge deck and bar was constructed and opened in 1964, which extended the clubhouse further. 1966 was perhaps the beginning of many mammoth constructions. Commodore Alan Leslie (Life Member 1970) could see only future growth and development for the Club and many successful projects were undertaken during his four years of leadership. The building of a new clubhouse started in April 1966 and was built around the old clubhouse, thus preserving the past with its fond memories.The official opening took place on 17th August 1968 and was performed by Lady Cutler, the wife of Patron and NSW State Governor, Sir Roden Cutler.

Boating activity was steadily increasing in New South Wales, particularly in Sydney. The demand for cruisers, runabouts and sailboats was astronomical, as was the demand for marina berths, dry storage and moorings. The southern marina with 91 berths was built in 1966. In July 1978, the first pile was driven for the western marina with 103 berths. Through the mid to late 1980’s, additional parking was created and the entrance road re-routed to allow construction of the Garden Forecourt and BBQ area. The 1990’s saw many improvements to Club facilities. A Club Divisional boat was purchased, the Club lounge balcony with its magnificient views was built and the Garden Forecourt was refurbished with a new BBQ and retractable awning. The fuel wharf adjoining the car park was rebuilt, along with the installation of attractive planter boxes, stainless steel handrails, game fishing weigh station, stainless steel flag pole and relocating the Starters’ Tower.

On the 8th October 2000, a fire caused extensive water and smoke damage throughout the clubhouse. A $1 million refurbishment program saw a new lounge bar with other areas of the Club being replaced as original. In 2001, the new Garden Bar and Brasserie was opened, complementing the modern, all-weather design of the Garden Forecourt. With a major marina development completed in 2004, the Club now provides 218 marina pens and 49 swing moorings. Currently there are plans for another marina upgrade with 40 new marina berths to be added.

Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay continues to evolve to meet the ever changing needs of its members and guests.

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The Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay, is ideally situated on the beautiful waters of Pittwater and is widely recognised as one of Australia’s premier Yacht Clubs. Since its inception back in the 1920’s the Club has undergone many changes, once a small semi-rural establishment that has transformed into a modern facility catering for a diverse community of cruising, sailing, racing, fishing and social events and activities.

A spirit of kinship and camaraderie has always been evident at our club and continues to evolve. We welcome not only those who own a boat but also those who just want to socialise and enjoy the Club’s atmosphere.

All members enjoy the restaurant, bars and heated pool which complements an international class marina facility catering to all sizes of watercraft. With a 100 tonne slipway and a variety of marine trade services on site most boating services are catered for at the Club.

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Marina of the year award winners announced: royal motor yacht club broken bay named 'club of the year'.

The 2021 Club Marine Marina of the Year Awards were held Wednesday May 26th at the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia which provided a stunning and very appropriate backdrop for the events.  A COVID capped, sell-out crowd of over 120 of the industry’s most prominent people enjoyed the event with dozens watching the live feed remotely.  Finalists who couldn’t make the trip from Western Australia, Singapore, New Zealand, Cairns and Airlie Beach all joined from their own satellite events via Zoom, with drinks in hand.

18 finalists were in the running for nine hotly contested awards and the recurring theme throughout the acceptance speeches was that the accolades are the result of teams, not assets or individuals.   As Phil McGowen CMM and Marina Manager so eloquently put it when accepting the Marina of the Year Award over 140 berths, for his 5 Gold Anchor Platinum accredited Birkenhead Point Marina, “this is not about the marina, it can’t win it, it is about the people who set this facility apart……it is the best marina in the world, we set the benchmark for Platinum Marinas”.   It was indeed a proud and emotional win for the entire team. 

One of the most celebrated wins of the night went to the Club of the Year winner Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay (RMYC BB).  In accepting the award, Commodore Chris Lee acknowledged that the RMYC BB has undergone a transformation in recent years to create what is now a vibrant, world-class boating lifestyle destination that caters to the needs of all boaters.  He again gave the credit to CEO Jayson McDonald who in true style, passed it on to his team who were all on stage sharing the moment.

In the other big awards, the bespoke Koolewong Marina on the Brisbane Water took out the Marina of the Year under 140 berths.   Owner Les Binkin, recognised the 16-year journey he had been on with his business partner Symantha Suprain when they first bought Marmong Point together before embarking on the development of Koolewong Marina from a greenfield site.  He too gave the credit to the team running the marina and caring for his customers. Les then announced to those present that he had sold the marina to Toby and Ned O’Neill, also in attendance, owners of the Point Piper and Rose Bay Marinas encouraging them to remain close to the MIA and benefit from the leadership and services offered by the peak body. 

Andrew Fenwick, of Fenwicks Marina in Brooklyn NSW dedicated his Best Boatyard under 20 Boats to his father who passed away very recently.  Having developed the site with his father from a greenfield site in the 1970s, Andrew proudly shared the stage with his son Tim who joined the business seven years ago.  Andrew’s acceptance speech was a moving tribute to a true family business.  

Sydney Harbour Boat Storage at White Bay 6 Marine Park on the shores of Balmain NSW, took out the Best Dry Stack Storage Facility award in recognition of its innovative customer service initiatives, ease of booking and exceptional culture around work health safety.  Lorraine Yates, General Manager sang the praises of the business benefits of going through the application process saying, “I would recommend to any marina to go through the Awards submission process as it is a great opportunity to really scrutinise your business performance against criteria and reflect on what is great about it and what can be improved.  We really enjoyed it.”

The coveted Marina World International Marina of the Year Award presented a difficult decision for the judges as the finalists, One15 Marina Sentosa Cove Singapore and Westhaven Marina in Auckland were both exceptional, but very different entries.  One15 Marina Sentosa Cove Singapore was announced as the winner and the very happy Marina Director James Roy was joined by Jonathan Sit Acting General Manager to accept the award, masked up and via Zoom. 

In recognition of successive wins in their categories three of Queensland’s finest marine facilities Coral Sea Marina, Rivergate Marina & Shipyard and Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina were inducted into the Hall of Fame for successive wins in their categories. 

The full list of Award winners and finalists for the Club Marine Marina of the Year Awards 2021 are:

• Best Marina Restaurant: Waterside Bristro, Empire Marina Bobbin Head, NSW
• Best Community Engagement: South of Perth Yacht Club, WA
• Best Innovation by a Marina &/or Supplier: Gold Coast City Marina & Shipyard, QLD; finalist – Westhaven Marina, NZ
• Best International Marina: ONE15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore; finalist - Westhaven Marina, NZ
• Best Dry Stack Facility: Sydney Harbour Boat Storage, NSW; finalist – Gold Coast City Marina & Shipyard, NSW
• Best Boat Yard – Up to 20 Boats: Fenwicks Marina, NSW; finalists – White Bay 6 Marine Park, NSW and South of Perth Yacht Club, WA
• Club of the Year - Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay, NSW; finalist – South of Perth Yacht Club, WA
• Best Commercial Marina - Under 140 Boats: Koolewong Marina, NSW; finalist: Rivergate Marina & Shipyard, QLD 
• Best Commercial Marina over 140 Boats: Birkenhead Point Marina, NSW; finalists – Sanctuary Cove Marina, QLD and Wyndham Harbour Marina, VIC

Hall of Fame Entries this year:

• Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina, QLD for the category Best Commercial Marina - Under 140 Boats
• Coral Sea Marina Resort, QLD for the category Best Commercial Marina over 140 Boats
• Rivergate Marina & Shipyard, QLD for the category Best Boat Yard over 20 Boats

About the Marina Industries Association (MIA)

The MIA is the peak body representing the interests of club, recreational and commercial marinas, boatyards and industry suppliers in Australia & the wider Asia-Pacific region.  Working closely with other marina associations around the world, the MIA works in support of developing sustainable marina industries through the delivery of strong leadership, industry guidance, education, accreditation and research.  The MIA has over 300 corporate members and connects over 2,000 industry leaders and decision makers.  75% of members are marinas, clubs and boatyards and over 80% of larger marinas (over 100 berths) in Australia are members of the MIA. 

About the Marina of the Year Awards

The Marina of the Year Awards recognise and celebrate excellence and leadership in the industry and provides important benchmarks for industry and the wider community.  This year there are 11 categories open for submissions with Award winners announced at Marinas21 International Conference & Trade Exhibition.  The Awards are highly sought after and provide finalists and winners great promotional and marketing opportunities.   Further information on the Awards and the categories can be found at www.marinas.net.au/events-conferences/entry-and-submission-guidelines

Global Gold Anchor

Gold Anchor is an international accreditation which requires a rigorous assessment of a marina’s services, procedures, and facilities.  It involves an independent audit of 86 criteria across all areas of the business including service, facilities and infrastructure and includes a customer survey.  The accreditation aims to inform consumers as to the level of services and facilities at marinas and to provide marinas with a set of benchmarks to maintain and a pathway for continual improvement.  

The international program has accredited over 200 marinas across 27 countries and is a joint venture initiative between the Marina Industries Association (MIA) and The Yacht Harbours Association (TYHA).  TYHA delivers the Program in the United Kingdom, Europe, Middle East, Africa and the Caribbean.  The MIA delivers the Program in Australia, Asia-Pacific and in the USA in association with the Marine Recreation Association (MRA). A complete listing of all Gold Anchor marinas can be found at www.globalgoldanchor.com.

International Clean Marina & Fish Friendly

The International Clean Marina Program is an international, voluntary accreditation system for marinas, boatyards, and associated industry operators.  The goal of the Clean Marina Program is to reduce ‘non-point source pollution' associated with boating/marina facilities, and to promote clean water, clean air and thriving marina industry businesses. The program assists operators to protect and enhance inland and coastal waterways by leading them through an independently assessed accreditation process. The program involves an easy-to-follow system to develop valuable environmental management practices and rewards accredited operators with valuable business benefits. 

Fish Friendly is an add on accreditation available to all certified Clean Marinas and has been developed to inform marina managers on how to maximise beneficial fish habitats.  Currently, there are over 60 accredited Clean Marinas and 35 Fish Friendly marinas in the country.  The program continues to grow as marinas realise the risk management benefits of the program and the goodwill it generates with all stakeholders.

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The Royal Motor Yacht Club has built an enviable reputation as one of Australia's premier boating clubs. Since 1928 the Royal Motor Yacht Club has been operating on the shores of Pittwater. The gateway to Broken Bay and the Hawkesbury River, arguably one of the most beautiful boating waterways in the world. MARINA The Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay, offers a world-class marina facility with permanent and casual berths. The club provides secured parking for boat owner members and access to a range of services from ''boat pack'' on board catering to a slipway facility for vessels up to 60 tonnes. Amenities include: - 220 fixed berths - all sizes - 49 Swing Moorings - 300m floating breakwall - Casual berthing area - Work pontoons - Fuel, Ice and bait (Member Discounts) - On Site parking - Visitors welcome - Vessel pumpout facility - Boat Ramp - Showers and laundry - Boat Catering Service - Heated Swimming Pool - Wi Fi Service - 1hr from Sydney CBD by Car - Brasserie open 7 Days …

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excellent eggs Benedict and coffee service was swift and gracious loved the location we were lucky with almost no one there we will definitely be coming back for more

This review is for the restaurant. I'm not from around here, so take my review with a grain of salt. The restaurant is pub style, where you order and pay at the counter, given a buzzer, and pick up your own food. Get your own water at the bar, and drinks. We put in reservations, so I was expecting table service, but that's on me. I had 1/2 dozen oysters, nice and creamy. SO had the seafood plate. Nice, typical Australian. Friendly staff. Best part seems to be the history of the yacht club itself. Think it would be a good spot to relax as a member.

What's not to love about the Royal motor. This place has it all. And now the pizza oven, delicious. Great spot for somewhere different breakie lunch or dinner. Staff friendly and they make a damn good cuppa to!

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There is truly something special about RMYC Broken bay, hidden in the beautiful waters of Pittwater, it boasts views over Scotland Island and the surrounding water ways. RMYC Broken bay offers that relaxed ‘feel-good’ vibe and natural positive energy. We are a club of camaraderie catering to a diverse community of cruising, sailing, racing, fishing and social events & activities. We believe in the spirit of kinship and welcome both those who want to socialise and enjoy the club’s atmosphere, along with the boating community.

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Address: 46 Prince Alfred Parade, Newport NSW 2106

Phone: (02) 9997 5511

Website: http://www.royalmotor.com.au/

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Welcome to the Broken Bay Game Fishing Club

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Based on Sydney’s northern beaches, the BBGFC is widely recognised as one of Australia’s premier game fishing clubs. As a division of the Royal Motor Yacht Club, our members have access not only to some sensational fishing grounds, but also to world-class facilities that include a 256 berth marina, secure parking, restaurant, bars, weigh station, fuel & ice, as well as onsite contractors to handle most requirements.

Our fishing heritage as one of Australia’s largest and most successful clubs at a competition level is well-documented, and our annual BBGFC Invitational Tournament has grown to become one of Australia’s largest, and richest, tournaments regularly attracting over 300 anglers competing for a sought after prize pool. You can find out more about the  club's history here ,  and find more information on our  Invitational Tournament here . 

With over 170 members in our club (and climbing), including several well-known professional charter captains & crewmen, our fishing fleet is diverse and extremely experienced. We cater to anglers & vessels of all kinds, with everything from 5m trailerboats to 50-foot+ battlewagons, including some of Australia’s most prestigious charter & private vessels, all proud to call the BBGFC their home club.

Whether you are a seasoned veteran or new to the sport, the BBGFC should be your first port of call when searching for a game fishing club. New members are ALWAYS welcome, and we encourage ALL members to get involved with the club’s extensive calendar of events, including pointscores, tournaments, club meetings and other social events.

Please take the time to browse this site, visit the chat forums and check out our photo & video galleries. To find out more about joining the club, or for any other information please contact a member of the  committee .

• Established 1961
• Strong History
• Competitive Tradition
• Tournament Success
• 200+ members
• "The Broken Bay Invitational"
• 19 Champion Club Awards
• Capture and Tag & Release
• Division of Royal Motor Yacht Club
• Monthly Club Meeting
• Division Events & Meetings

Royal Motor Yacht Club: 46 Prince Alfred Parade, NEWPORT NSW 2106. ABN: 70 001 040 811

Tel: + 61 2 9997 5511       |       Online Enquiry / Contact       |       RMYC on Facebook       |       RMYC on Instagram

Postal Address: Royal Motor Yacht Club, PO Box 78, NEWPORT NSW 2106       |       Website Developed by IT3.com.au .