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Safety Bay Yacht Club is located at Safety Bay Rd, Safety Bay, Safety Bay WA 6169, Australia

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Safety Bay Yacht Club is open: Monday:8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Tuesday:8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Wednesday:8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Thursday:8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Friday:8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Saturday:8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Sunday:8:00 AM – 10:00 PM

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Revived Safety Bay regatta resounding success

Safety Bay Yacht Club hosted its first regatta in more than a decade on the Australia Day weekend.

The Sunsmart 65th Anniversary Regatta was a resounding success with about 40 boats competing over two days of competitive sailing.

New club commodore Anthony Saw got the events underway, sending three fleets onto the water.

A multihull fleet (Windrush and Hobies), a monohull fleet (Lasers and Mirrors) as well as a junior fleet (Pelicans and a JD) competed against each other.

Competitors enjoyed the glorious ocean sailing and ever changing wind conditions of Warnbro Sound.

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The Friday afternoon invitation race was blown out with the sea breeze measuring more than 25 knots, gusting to more than 30 knots.

Permission from the City of Rockingham was granted for those travelling to camp at the club.

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Things To Do Safety Bay , Rockingham , Western Australia

From the white sands of Safety Bay you can sail, windsurf, kayak, cruise, snorkel or dive to meet some of the amazing marine life of Shoalwater Islands Marine Park. Visit Penguin Island and the west coast’s largest colony of little penguins, spot rare Australian sea lions on Seal Island, and see a huge variety of fish species and seabirds.

An easy 45-minute drive south of Perth brings you through the seaside town of Rockingham to the shores of Safety Bay.

Between September and June, ferries and wildlife cruises will take you across to Penguin Island and the interpretive centre for an introduction to some of its cutest inhabitants – 1,200 fairy penguins. You may also spot some of the 50 species of seabirds that rest and nest here, including the largest colony of pelicans in Western Australia.

Take the glass-bottom boat for a 45-minute cruise of nearby Seal Island, and you’ll also get to meet their neighbours – the rare Australian sea lions. Fresh afternoon breezes in the summer months create excellent sailing and windsurfing conditions in Safety Bay.

The flat, sheltered waters are also perfect for paddle boarding, jet skiing and even jet packing adventures.

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Rockingham Women's Circle - April

Event description.

You are invited to join us for a gathering of women to connect, share experiences and support each other in a safe, nurturing environment.

These circles will involve things like discussions, rituals, meditation or various other activities centred around personal growth, empowerment and well-being.

Benefits of joining a women's circle include:

• Support and connection -getting to know like-minded women, share stories and build a supportive network
• Empowerment - often the focus is on empowering each other, building confidence, and celebrating each other's strengths.
• Personal growth - through discussions, activities, and shared experiences, you gain new perspectives, insights and personal development
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Safety Bay Yacht Club

Place number.

Safety Bay Rd Safety Bay

Location Details

Nearest cross street Arcadia Drive

Local Government

Metropolitan

Construction Date

Constructed from 1947

Demolition Year

Statutory heritage listings, heritage council decisions and deliberations, other heritage listings and surveys, statement of significance.

The site has social value for the members of the community who have attended functions and activities at the club since 1947.

Physical Description

Single storey to Safety Bay Road and double storey to the beach to provide for boat access. The Yacht Club is of brick construction with shallow pitched gable roof clad in colorbond. A steel frame and colorbond observation tower is located at the south west corner of the roof. Whilst the street facing façade is quite blank in its presentation incorporating timber and glazed doors and a number of high level windows, the southern ocean facing elevation is activated demonstrating the use of the building with roller shutter doors along the ground level and expansive windows across the upper level. The current Yacht Club is not the original building but continues the use of the site.

The Safety Bay Yacht Club has been operating from this site since 1947. The club rooms were originally with a Nissan Hut built closer to the water’s edge which regularly flooded. The Safety Bay School used these premises as a class room when the numbers of students increased in the post war period. The Safety Bay School was completed in 1954 and students no longer needed to use the Safety Bay Yacht Club rooms. Fundraising from the community led to the construction of the current clubrooms in the early 1960s on a peppercorn agreement with the former Shire of Rockingham. Since that time the building has been used for the Yacht Club functions and a variety of community events and regular activities. The Safety Bay Yacht Club has hosted Regattas and State Titles with in excess of 120 boats on the water at any given time. Since establishment of the club water levels have shifted dramatically. From a deep channel between the mainland and a manufactured island (now known as Tern Island), the land has now merged and an inlet formed on the southern side which is now used for kite and wind surfing beginners. In the 1970s the waterline was within metres of the club but has now receded some 100m offshore. The beachline continues to be a challenge getting boats in and out of the water and the club now uses a vintage Ferguson tractor for this purpose.

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Set sail with safety bay yacht club.

Providing endless opportunities to get out on the water, improve skills, meet new people and of course, enjoy spectacular views from the club house, Safety Bay Yacht Club is a must-try this summer! There’s something for everyone with membership benefits including access to club house facilities, discounted event entry prices, access to club dinghies, Friday evening social events, school holiday activities and skipper’s ticket, and marine radio courses through ‘Go Sailing’.

The Shoalwater Foreshore Reserve is the perfect place to enjoy your smoothie on a summer’s morning, taking in spectacular views of Shoalwater Bay while the kids play.

Located on Safety Bay Road, underneath the Safety Bay Yacht Club, you’ll find Rockingham’s very own local kite shop/school, ‘WA Surf’. WA Surf is the “go to” place for everything kite and foil related. Last week, I was lucky enough to be given the opportunity to try my hand at wing foiling.

Azacca Kitchen aims to bring the Safety Bay dining scene to a whole new level and provide customers with a memorable experience with their thoughtful, quality food and drink menu – offering a range of share plates and main dishes. With spectacular sunsets and delicious food, this beautiful spot near the beach is a must-try!

Most of you who live in or have visited Rockingham have likely driven around the

Why not embark on a culinary experience on your next visit to Rockingham? Out of all the exciting things to do in the area, indulging in Rockingham’s finest cafes and restaurants should be at the very top of your list. From multi award-winning cafes to beachside restaurants, here are some of our best dining recommendations to check out this weekend or in the near future.

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There are countless cool things to do in Rockingham – and of course, that means

Rockingham Visitor Centre

19 Kent Street, Rockingham WA 6168

Opening Hours

Weekdays: 9am - 4pm Saturdays and Public Holidays: 10am - 2pm Sundays: 10am - 2pm

(08) 9592 3464

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Debbie Hart

Coach coordinator.

Debbie’s background includes founder and owner of Debbie Hart’s Swimming School for 35 years teaching children from 3 years to competitive swimmers, representing Great Britain from 1975-1978 at County, National and International swimming events around the world, Silver medalist in 50m butterfly and Bronze medalist in 100m butterfly at FINA World Masters in Italy as well as a WA state record holder for 50m butterfly.

She has many sporting awards including ASA Swimming Coaches Award, RLSS Lifesaving Award, Aquafit Award and AUSTSWIM Teaching Swimming and Water Safety Qualifications.

As Coach Coordinator she is the first contact for the coaches and to assist and mentor them as well as guide and plan for the club to provide our members with a structure of training, fun, fitness for pool and open water swimming including competitions.

PK Sullivan

Program leader.

PK is just starting out on her coaching career and has completed the Masters Swimming Professional Development Course allowing her to become a Program Leader.

As a Program Leader PK is able to help guide you through the training session as set by one of the accredited coaches.

She is a newly qualified Teacher of Swimming and Water Safety and is currently undertaking a Cert 111 in Outdoor Leadership.

Besides being very passionate about nature, fitness and fun, PK teaches children to swim and loves helping people find the joy in being outdoors and staying active.

Bridget Young

Bridget has been coaching swimmers for many years from juniors through to adults. She has gained so much joy and achievement from swimming that she now enjoys passing her knowledge and experience gained over the years to helping other swimmers accomplish their dreams.

Bridget has achieved a lot during her swimming career including completing the English Channel crossing solo swim in 1985 as well as an additional three crossings in relay teams.

She has been inducted into the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderdale, USA, competed in the 1991 World Championships in Perth achieving 11 th place and travelled the world as a member of the Great Britain long distance swimming team which was ranked number one in the world at the time.  

She is still competing in outdoor and indoor events and for the last 4 years has come first in her age group in the Swimming WA OWS Series events.

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