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Inside the Royal Yacht Squadron – we get a rare view of this most exclusive club
- Belinda Bird
- May 18, 2015
Sarah Norbury jumps at a rare chance to see inside the Royal Yacht Squadron, that unique and intriguing yacht club at the centre of Cowes, in its 200th anniversary year
Photo: Paul Wyeth
The Royal Yacht Squadron’s Castle clubhouse is best known to most sailors as the centre of the action at Cowes Week. Puffs of smoke in the aftermath of the bangs waft across the water towards the fleets of yachts, their crews’ faces pinched with concentration as they plan their beat up the rocky Island shore.
No first-timer to Cowes Week can fail to be awestruck by the Castle. Competitors mill around before their starts, staring at the flags and course-boards, getting a sight down the startline straight into the windows.
Looking is as near as most sailors ever get to this most aristocratic of clubs. Members will repair to the Squadron after racing, taking tea on the lawn, before entering the Castle for cocktails before a party or the fabulous Squadron Ball, but for the rest, the Castle itself, built by Henry VIII to repel the French, is a visual symbol of the club’s exclusivity.
The Platform, from where Cowes Week starts are signalled. Photo: YPS/Boat Exclusive
The most prestigious club in Britain, possibly the world, is wreathed in mystique. The only way to join this club of Kings, Lords, Hons and Sirs is to be invited by a member and be subject to a secret ballot. The fact that the membership list reads like Debretts is an indication of most sailors’ chances of being invited.
It’s said that wealthy tea merchant Sir Thomas Lipton was blackballed for being ‘in trade’, which is why his 1898 bid for the America’s Cup was sponsored by the Royal Ulster YC. He was allowed in eventually, but died just two years later so scarcely had time to enjoy the Castle’s delights.
Some accept a blackballing with grace, others kick up a stink, like the owner of a 150-ton schooner who, the story goes, sent a message to the club that he was anchored within close range and would commence shelling unless he received a personal apology from Percy Shelley, son of the famous poet, who had blackballed him.
Flying the white ensign
The appeal of being a member is obvious. Who wouldn’t want to fly the white ensign from their stern? The Squadron is the only yacht club with a Royal Navy warrant to do so, granted in 1829. And who wouldn’t want to walk boldly in to meet and drink with the great and the good?
I asked the current commodore, the Hon Christopher Sharples why, when a number of royal clubs are struggling to find new members, the Squadron has a healthy waiting list. “It’s a very fine club,” he responded. “People enjoy the standards and the tremendous history. Members treat the Castle as a much-loved country home.”
RYS commodore, the Hon Christopher Sharples
Originally named The Yacht Club, it was founded on 1 June 1815 by a group of 42 gentleman yachting enthusiasts. Five years later, member King George IV conferred the Royal in the club’s title and in 1833 King William IV renamed the club the Royal Yacht Squadron. Members met in the Thatched House Tavern in St James’s, London, and in Cowes twice a year for dinner.
Today there are 535 members and dinner is served in the magnificent Members’ Dining Room, under the painted gaze of illustrious past admirals and commodores. The room is adorned with silver trophies and scenes of the high seas, and waiters bring course after course from the kitchens and wine cellars below. There are bedrooms for overnight stays, a room for members to keep their ‘mess kit’ or black tie, which is required dress on Saturday nights, and even gun lockers for shooting parties.
But sailing is the club’s raision d’être and neither a title nor a fortune are a guarantee of entry. The club professes that “any gentleman or lady actively interested in yachting” is eligible for nomination.
The Library, a peaceful sanctuary as well as an important archive. Photo: YPS/Boat Exclusive
The Squadron was where yacht racing was born. In the early 1800s the aristocracy came to Cowes to socialise and cruise in their boats. The first races were duels between the yachts of the day, then rules for fleet racing were drawn up. The first club regatta, later to become Cowes Week, was in 1826. For more than a century the reigning monarch would be there to present the King’s or Queen’s trophy.
Some of history’s greatest yachtsmen are on the Squadron’s membership roll: Sir Thomas Sopwith, John Illingworth, Sir Francis Chichester, Sir Alec Rose, Sir Robin Knox-Johnston. Ties with the Navy are strong and some of British maritime history’s most famous names have been Squadron members, not least Nelson’s vice-admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy who commanded HMS Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar, Admiral Lord Cochrane who was the inspriation for C.S. Forester’s Hornblower novels and Admiral Sir Jeremy Black, captain of the aircraft carrier HMS Invincible during the Falklands War.
The public’s more usual view
Perhaps the club is still best known around the world for hosting the race around the Isle of Wight in 1851 won by the schooner America , which took home what became known as the America’s Cup. The Squadron donated the Cup itself in 1851 and mounted a number of challenges to win it back.
More than 160 years later the America’s Cup has still never been won by a British challenger, but now the commodore believes the Royal Yacht Squadron has “the best chance we have ever had” with its sponsorship of Ben Ainslie Racing as official British challenger for the 2017 Cup.
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Renewal SA investigates Port River industrial pollution after string of dolphin deaths
Cameras have been sent through a storm water system that flows into the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary to investigate how arsenic and other heavy metals are leaking into the Port River.
Key points:
- Renewal SA has sent cameras into a stormwater system at an Adelaide marina
- It's trying to find out how heavy metals are leaking into the dolphin sanctuary
A local yacht club says polluted water has been pumped into the dolphin sanctuary for years
The Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron has been calling for action on industrial pollution in the Port River and sanctuary since 2016.
It claims polluted water — containing arsenic, iron, chlorine and other toxins — is being pumped into its Outer Harbor marina through a stormwater drain underneath Coglan Road.
Squadron committee member David Eldridge said fish and dolphins have disappeared from the pool and native rats are turning up dead.
He said the squadron has spent $12,000 on commercial divers to remove two walls of silt build-up near the drain.
"The only time we get any effluent out of that pipe is when it's not raining and someone is pumping effluent into our marina," he said.
He said it was good Renewal SA was now "in the picture quite strongly" after a parliamentary committee started to investigate his concerns.
"It's too late for the dolphins that have died but we want to have this marina in pristine condition for the fish, for the dolphins, the native rats and the birds that feed here," Mr Eldridge said.
Sightings of the mammal in the sanctuary have dropped by 30 per cent in the past five years, and not one calf has lived beyond the age of three since 2019.
In a statement, Renewal SA — which owns Coglan Road — said the agency received a report in 2021 that dirty water was being discharged into the Port River by a nearby business.
"That business sits on private land meaning any onus of compliance is the responsibility of that business," a Renewal SA spokeswoman said.
"Port Adelaide Enfield Council and Environment Protection Authority staff visited the business, which subsequently implemented control measures to prevent inadvertent stormwater pollution."
But in response to continued pollution entering the marina, Renewal SA said it had employed a stormwater engineer to "map the drain's catchment" and investigate any potential contamination using cameras.
"Evidence of any potential environmental breaches will be referred to the EPA for investigation," the spokeswoman said.
She said Renewal SA may also install a "pollution trap" that would catch any pollutants before they hit the marina.
After years of failed attempts to raise the issue with Renewal SA, the council and the EPA, the squadron decided to make a submission to a parliamentary inquiry into the Port River dolphins.
The committee is currently investigating why members of the unique pod continue to die, and will get an interim report to government by next month.
Committee members Tammy Franks, Michelle Lensink and Sarah Game visited the marina late last month.
Ms Franks, a Greens MLC, said it had been interesting to see the difference between "what you're told by bureaucrats" and "what is really going on".
"The committee is helping to connect the dots and seeing that no one is taking responsibility — but no one has the ability to take responsibility," she said.
"It seems everything to do with this area is put in the too-hard basket because there's too many authorities involved."
Dolphin activist Mike Bossley estimates there are fewer than 15 Port River natives left, which he believes is about "half of what it used to be".
The council has told the inquiry that one major issue facing the Port River is confusion over which government department, agency or organisation is responsible for the water quality.
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The Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron, located only 30 minutes from the city at Outer Harbor, is an ideal venue for a variety of events.
With picturesque marina views, our renovated Clubhouse has a private function room featuring a thoroughly modern and sophisticated interior which is well equipped to meet all your requirements.
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Located on the first floor of the Clubhouse, our large private function room is a contemporary, light-filled space with:
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The Dinghy Shed exudes character and rustic charm. The original boat shed, with a backdrop of colorful lockers and boardwalk timbers, is a perfect space for a unique event. Available Saturday nights only.
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The Quarterdeck is the public deck area extending from Jimmy’s Bar. Here we can host group dinners or an area can be reserved for casual group drinks. This is not available private function bookings.
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The Perfect Place for that Perfect Day, in picturesque Marina surroundings.
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Why our venue is perfect for you:
- Stunning marina views ideal for your wedding photos
- Unique wedding ceremony locations on site
- Newly renovated spacious function room designed to impress
- First class catering service
- Dedicated wedding event coordinators
Catering for both formal and casual settings in our Function Room with stunning balcony views, on our scenic Quarterdeck or for that perfect garden ceremony, the Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron has it all.
Relax in style overlooking the Marina and let us take the stress out of organising your wedding.
Our professional staff will assist you with every step of your planning, from the themes and decorations to organising the table configuration and your personal menus. Our Executive Chef is committed to developing the ideal menu for your function, supported by our staff, dedicated to the delivery of customer service.
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WELCOME. Established in 1869 the Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron is Adelaide's most distinguished sailing club with more than 150 years of history. The Squadron boasts full launch and retrieval facilities with all-weather access to sailing, excellent facilities, plus ample grounds with secure car parking. We offer a range of membership ...
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The Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron (RSAYS) began its life as the South Australian Yacht Club (SAYC) on 5 November 1869. On 25 October 1890 Her Majesty Queen Victoria granted the title Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron, which it has borne ever since. The Admiralty warrant authorising wearing of the Blue Ensign was dated 4 November ...
Originally named The Yacht Club, it was founded on 1 June 1815 by a group of 42 gentleman yachting enthusiasts. Five years later, member King George IV conferred the Royal in the club's title ...
The Royal SA Yacht Squadron sits on and around a totally sheltered basin just inside the mouth of the Port River at Adelaide's Outer Harbor. Cruising and Social events are also a very large part ...
The Royal Yacht Squadron (RYS) is a British yacht club.Its clubhouse is Cowes Castle on the Isle of Wight in the United Kingdom. Member yachts are given the suffix RYS to their names, and are permitted (with the appropriate warrant) to wear the White Ensign of the Royal Navy rather than the merchant Red Ensign worn by the majority of other UK registered vessels.
We have two main barbecue areas that are available for members' use 24 hours a day. Both areas have gas barbecue tables with covered seating areas, and are often used by members holding family events. Members wishing to utilise these facilities are asked to contact the Squadron Office for bookings on: 8346 8600 or via email: [email protected].
Royal SA Yacht Squadron Waterfront Venue Hire. 161 Oliver Rogers Rd, Outer Harbor, 5018 The Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron in the suburbs of Outer Harbour, is only a short drive 30 minutes from Adelaide City. It is an unique venue for weddings, engagements, restaurant dining, catered events and receptions. ...
Established in 1869 the Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron is Adelaide's most distinguished sailing club with more than 150 years of history. The Squadron boasts full launch and retrieval facilities with all-weather access to sailing, excellent facilities, plus ample grounds with secure car parking.
Steeped in History, Future Bound | Established in 1869 the Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron is Adelaide's most distinguished sailing club with more than 150 years of history.
The Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron was founded in 1869, and has a long and proud history. Its location about one mile inside the commercial shipping port at Outer Harbor gives excellent shelter, easy access to the sea, and deep water approaches to the marina. It has a full range of social and sailing activities including racing, cruising ...
Squadron Quarterly Deadline for Summer 2016 Issue is Sunday 13 November, 2016 Advertisements, editorial and photographs can be sent to Sally Metzer, Editor ([email protected]) or member ...
The Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron has been calling for action on industrial pollution in the Port River and sanctuary since 2016. It claims polluted water — containing arsenic, iron ...
Established in 1869 the Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron is Adelaide's most distinguished sailing club with more than 150 years of history. The Squadron boasts full launch and retrieval facilities with all-weather access to sailing, excellent facilities, plus ample grounds with secure car parking. We offer a range of membership options ...
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The fee is deductible if you choose to join the Squadron in any one of its membership categories. Cost: $100. Weekend Racing. Available: Saturday & Sundays (12pm-6pm) - Cost: 1-3 days = FREE, 4+ Plus = $25 per day. Wednesday Twilights. Available: Wednesdays - Cost: FREE.
Set along the waterfront in Adelaide's Outer Harbour, The Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron includes a lawn and deck for stunning waterfront wedding ceremonies. Also on the grounds is a converted boat shed known as The Dinghy Shed, where waterfront wedding receptions can also take place. Clubs SA Function Venue of the Year 2019.
The Royal South Australian Yacht Squadron, located only 30 minutes from the city at Outer Harbor, is an ideal venue for a variety of events. With picturesque marina views, our renovated Clubhouse has a private function room featuring a thoroughly modern and sophisticated interior which is well equipped to meet all your requirements.
Phone: (08) 8341 8600 Email: [email protected] Address: 750 Victoria Road Outer Harbor SA 5018. Postal Address: PO Box 1066 North Haven SA 5018. Contact Us
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Berths For Rent. For further information please contact the Squadron office. Email [email protected] or phone 08 8341 8600. Prices and availability are subject to change without notice. All Berth Rentals are subject to Terms and Conditions. TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR PERMANENT RENTAL OF BERTHS, ALL VESSEL OWNERS.