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Our Premises

In September 2008, the Committee of the Royal Malta Yacht Club together with the Government of Malta came to an agreement regarding the future location of the Royal Malta Yacht Club.

The Yachting Centre, which was previously occupied by the Malta Maritime Authority, was converted into a Club House for the RMYC. Works commenced on the 1st April 2009 and were completed by October 2009.

The premises of the Royal Malta Yacht Club are located right on the waterfront at Ta’ Xbiex and offer extraordinary facilities which include a lounge bar and dining area with outdoor terraces, rooftop terrace, conference rooms, a fitness room with changing rooms, waterfront facilities for small boats and a seasonal marina for larger boats.

Dining & Wining

The Royal Malta Yacht Club restaurant Port 21 opened its doors to members and their guests on Monday 10th May 2021. 

Chef Oliver will kick start your day with a Baker’s Corner which will include a selection of toasts, ftiras, baguettes, croissants, and other small bites. For those wanting a heartier offering, from 1000hrs English Breakfast and wraps will be served. The lunch menu will include a selection of salads, pasta dishes, and main courses – vegetarian options are also included. During the weekend the restaurant will also be offering a number of special items on the menu.

Bakers’ Corner    0900hrs – 1700hrs

Breakfast 1000hrs –  1145hrs 

Lunch  Noon – 1530hrs

Dinner 1830hrs – 2230hrs 

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Club Marina

The Royal Yacht Club Marina is located at Ta’ Xbiex right on the Club’s waterfront and is available to visiting all visiting yachts.  

The Marina can accommodate up to 65 boats up to 14m in length on two floating pontoons  and can be supplied with water and electricity services on a pre-paid system.  Guests of the Royal Malta Yacht Club Marina may use the Club facilities including the showers and changing rooms, fitness centre as well as the Club bar and dining room.

The Marina pontoons are open from the 1st of June and will operate  until the 30 September in 2023.

A special rate of €1.25 plus VAT per metre per day will be charged.  We guarantee you won’t find CHEAPER MARINA rates in Malta.

Reservations may be made by contacting the Club office on +356 2133109 or via email on [email protected].

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in the beginning

In an inspired moment, Paul insisted that, if the Royal Malta Yacht Club was to be involved, the race should be centred on the Malta, both starting and finishing there. As a result, the racecourse became a circumnavigation of Sicily including Lampedusa, Pantelleria and the Egadi and Aeolian islands. The chosen course, at around 610nm, would be a similar distance to the RORC’s own famous offshore event, the (then, 608nm) Fastnet Race, sponsored by Rolex since 2001. The initial decision was to sail the route clockwise, heading from Malta to Lampedusa.

The Rolex Middle Sea Race was created as the result of sporting rivalry between two British yachtsmen residing in Malta, Alan Green and Jimmy White, and two Maltese sailors, Paul and John Ripard, both members of the Royal Malta Yacht Club.

Alan (who would go on to become Secretary of the Royal Ocean Racing Club) and Jimmy had proposed a racecourse that was longer than typical in the region, and one designed to offer an exciting competition in windier autumn conditions. The original suggestion was for a course that would start in Malta and finish in Syracuse, Sicily, in one year and then start in Syracuse and finish in Malta, the next.

The Ripards presented the idea to the main committee of the RMYC, who enthusiastically backed the concept despite only six months notice to the inaugural race. Alan agreed to run the event on two conditions: he was given complete authority over the arrangements and that he could compete.

Malta's commitment to the new race spread from the top to the bottom. The then Governor-General, H.E. Sir Maurice Dorman, just happened to be the RMYC Commodore and his early support helped to open doors.

For Alan the race’s success was unquestionable from the outset:

“ The qualities, challenge and attraction of sailing the seas of classical history with spectacular scenery including two active volcanoes, the only tidal strait in the Mediterranean, and the friendly island base of Malta with its British heritage - and not least the warmth of the water in autumn - contrasted sharply with [the] experience of offshore racing in northern waters. In matching the length of the Fastnet, Bermuda, and Sydney Hobart races, I was sure we had a winning formula. ”

Contributions came from all quarters. Vice-Commodore Colonel G. Z. (“Tabby”) Tabona secured a battery of howitzers from the Royal Malta Artillery to mark the start, Sir Hannibal Scicluna, Head of the Malta Museums Department, agreed to the use of Fort Manoel in Marsamxett Harbour to host both the start and Race Control. The British navy installed necessary telephone lines and close to the event laid a trot of temporary moorings in Sliema Creek. Meanwhile, the Malta Electricity Board hooked up a power supply and lighting. The Malta Tourism Board used its network to help distribute the Notice of Race and other promotional material, and also arranged free moorings for some international competitors. During the race, the British airforce flew a reconnaissance aircraft each day to take photographs, while both British and Italian navies engaged warships stationed in the course area to help with position reporting.

Emvin Cremona, one of the country’s leading artists whose postage stamps were eye-catching and original, was commissioned via the Malta Tourist Board to produce the main trophy for the race. Cast in bronze, the trophy design powerfully and uniquely confirms the ties between sailing and Malta.

The first race attracted eight entries. Alan Green and Jimmy White competed on Sandettie, John Ripard secured a Swan 36, named Josian with a young Arthur Podesta among the crew, and Paul Ripard raced aboard the legendary Dutch maxi yacht, Stormvogel, skippered by Cornelis Bruynzeel. The Italian navy entered its training yacht, Stella Polare, and other entries included the Nicholson 32 Barada, Pedlar, Yanda and Dream of Holland, which unfortunately retired at Pantelleria. While Stormvogel was first to finish, the eventual overall winner was the smallest entry, Josian, giving John Ripard and the Maltese nation a landmark opening victory. The final prize giving was a black-tie affair, and the guest of honour was Sir Francis Chichester, fresh from his ground-breaking solo circumnavigation of the world.

Most importantly of all, the race was on the map. Over the following decade or so, it attracted some of the biggest names in international yacht racing enhancing the reputation and appeal, and confirming Alan Green's estimation of the race's value to the sailing world.

The Modern Era

The 28th edition of the race in 2007, looked ready to continue the run of record breaking fleets, with 69 yachts registered and in Malta. However, the weather charts indicated a deep trough of low pressure heading south from northern Europe and reaching the middle of the Mediterranean within the 12 hours of the start and striking the fleet as it made its way around the course. So extreme was the threat, some 16 yachts decided to withdraw on the day before.

Conditions for the start could not have been more perfect, with a solidly north-westerly enabling crews to exit Marsamxett Harbour in good order. The big boats including George David's 90 foot Reichel/Pugh maxi, Rambler (ex. Alfa Romeo), the 75ft Titan 12 and the 60ft Loki powered off towards Sicily in the freshening breeze.  During the next 24 hours some 22 yachts retired including Titan 12 as the wind built to gale force. While Rambler scorched around the course, the destruction in her wake was emphasised by the eventual loss of Loki on the northern shore of Sicily after catastrophic gear failure that left the Australian yacht without steering and unable to jury-rig an alternative in the turbulent conditions. Thanks to the bravery of the Italian airforce and coastguard, the crew of Loki was rescued without injury.

Despite their own equipment problems, the crew of Rambler found a way to harness the frontal system and keep on trucking. Once the north-western corner of the course was turned, the downwind afterburners were switched on in 40-45 knots. Only 17 yachts would go on to complete the course, including remarkably one double-handed entry, Slingshot. Rambler would go on to set a new course record of 47 hours, 55 minutes and 3 seconds, bettering the previous one by some 16 hours. Despite bigger, faster, technically more advanced yachts challenging the benchmark time over the intervening period, it would take 14 years for it to be beaten.

In 2001, a revitalised Race Committee brought some fresh thinking to the Middle Sea Race. A more targeted and aggressive marketing strategy was introduced. Most importantly, the search for a new title sponsor was initiated. In 2002, Rolex SA came on board, following two years of involvement with the Malta Rolex Cup. In the years since, the race has witnessed a remarkable increase in entries, growth in the quality of crews and their boats, as well as near global appeal.  For many years, the record fleet had been 34 set back in 1974. In 2002 that number was finally broken, with 42 yachts crossing the start line. The number would steadily increase, virtually each year, doubling by 2012 and breaching the seemingly impossible barrier of 100 in 2014, when 122 yachts took part. Apart from 2020, when for Covid reasons only 50 yachts entered, the fleet has exceeded 100 entries, which a current record of 130 set by the 50th anniversary in 2018.

The 2009 race marked great change for the race and the RMYC. It almost witnessed a new record. For the first time the race started from  Grand Harbour - a significant alteration to past routine that required verve and nerve to pull off. More exceptional, though, was the change of clubhouse from Manoel Island to Ta'Xbiex, undertaken in a handful of months and including a complete renovation of the new premises. The 30th edition offered a hard and fast deadline that was met with enthusiasm, passion and success.

The 69-boat fleet set off to the sound of gunfire from the Saluting Battery, high above the water. Crowds filled every vantage point witnessing at first hand the dawn of a new era in the classic race. Mike Slade's 100 foot ICAP Leopard led the charge on the water from a posse of fast maxis including Beau Geste, Bella Mente and Rán. The weather was not as straight-forward as 2007, but the big boats could sense a record passage could be on, particularly with strong winds from the north-west predicted to arrive as the front runners were exiting the Strait of Messina.

Early conditions saw a mix of squalls and calms, that took a toll on the fleet. By the Sunday evening though, Leopard had rounded the north-west corner of the track and was only two hours off record pace with the fastest segment still to come. By Monday morning at Lampedusa, the gap had narrowed to just over an hour and on the leg to Comino  excitement built as it continued to narrow.  In the end, Leopard fell just short, losing out by just 34 minutes. Andres Soriano and Alegre claimed the overall win under IRC, following their line honours win in 2008. 

The 35th edition of Rolex Middle Sea Race in 2014 is most memorable for marking the first fleet to exceed 100 entries.  122 yachts started the Mediterranean classic, under blue skies and brilliant sunshine. The international fleet from 24 different countries set off in light winds, but a variety of conditions were forecast and experienced. The 100 ft Slovenian canting keel maxi Esimit Europa 2, owned by Igor Simcic, led the way around the course and secured line honours for a fourth time, although someway off the record. Meanwhile, a forecast frontal system struck the north-west corner of the course leading to the retirement of over 20 yachts as storm force winds exceeding 50 knots and big seas created havoc. The Maltese J/122 Artie, co-skippered by Lee Satariano and Cristian Ripard, endured one toughest 24 hours in the history of the race to prove its credentials for a second occasion (the first was in 2011) and win the race overall under IRC Time Correction.

2015 was notable for a number of reasons. Sadly, it marked the passing of Arthur Podesta who had competed in every race from 1968 to 2014, and still holds the record for the longest, unbroken participation streak and most number of races. Arthur's three children have continued the family tradition and have even won the race twice with their yacht, Elusive 2. The year also saw the first appearance of a racing multihull. Lloyd Thornburg’s MOD 70 Phaedo 3, co-skippered by Brian Thompson. Weighing a mere 7,000kg and sporting a rotating, canting mast, the trimaran enjoyed a spirited run to complete the course in 59 hours 29 minutes 41 seconds. Five hours later George David crossed the finish with his new maxi, the 88 ft Juan K designed, Rambler. This would be the first of five successive line honours wins for the boat. Frustratingly for George David and his all-star crew conditions were never good enough for a record attempt until their sixth go in 2021 when they were up against bigger, more powerful opposition. The overall win under IRC went to Michele Galli's TP52 B2 for a second time. B2 finished just before midnight on Tuesday 20 October just ahead of Vincenzo Onorato's Cookson 50 Mascalzone Latino, which lost out by 9 seconds on corrected time.

2016 proved to be Vincenzo Onorato's redemption year, as the Cookson 50 Mascalzone Latino secured the overall win by four hours from sistership, Cippa Lippa 8. George David's Rambler 88 took monohull Line Honours for the second year in a row. In the Multihull Class all eyes were on the contest between  Phaedo3 and Giovanni Soldini's Multi 70, Maserati. Maserati arrived in Malta with structural damage and could not use its full foiling package. Phaedo3 held an early advantage and appeared unassailable until a catastrophic error in navigation shortly after Pantelleria resulted in Phaedo3 finishing behind Maserati and failing to beat the race record, which has looked a possibility. As it was Maserati, lowered the Multihull time to 49 hours 25 minutes and 01 seconds.

The 50th anniversary race in 2018, amassed a new record fleet of 130 yachts representing 29 countries. The 115 ft Baltic, Nikata, became the largest entry to compete following the lifting of the 100 foot entry limit by the RMYC, something several other offshore races had done in recent years.  Entries included a good mix of maxi monohulls and multihulls, as well as a swelling pack of smaller yachts including a sizeable double-handed entry. The first 24 hours proved once again that race is as much a test of concentration and perseverance in light airs as it is seamanship in heavy conditions. By the time the big winds arrived the slower yachts had been at sea for over two days and were only half way round the course. The leaders by contrast had their sights firmly on the finish. Maserati secured a second multihull line honours,  Rambler racked up a fourth straight monohull line honours, while Géry Trentesaux's Courrier Recommandé from France eventually finished after three and a half days to etch its name on the Rolex Middle Sea Race trophy.

Maltese yacht Elusive 2, skippered by the Podesta siblings Aaron, Christoph and Maya, and George David's Rambler, took the main plaudits in 2019. Respectively winning overall and monohull line honours in a race that required persistence and patience in conditions that veered from the benign to the malign. 2020 was the year of the pandemic. Covid 19 brought much of the world to a halt let alone sporting contests. The 41st Rolex Middle Sea Race was one of handful of sailing events to be held, with the RMYC showing leadership, resilience, commitment and endeavour in pulling it off. Unsurprisingly, much reduced fleet of 50 yachts took part. It was still an impressive achievement in the circumstances. Conditions presented a contrasting examination to those of 12 months earlier. Light winds dominated making every mile mentally challenging. The Podesta siblings and Elusive 2 achieved the rare feat of back to back overall victories, last witnessed in 1980 by Nita IV. I Love Poland was an extremely popular line honours winner.

The 42nd edition of the Rolex Middle Middle Sea Race was one of the most spectacular and challenging races for many years, especially for the smaller boats. At times, during the 606 nautical mile expedition, gale force winds and tumultuous seas battered the fleet. Jason Carroll’s MOD70 Argo was first to finish, taking multihull line honours, posting a time that also secured a class win under MOCRA Time correction and lowered the outright race record by an impressive 14.5 hours, finishing in 33 hours, 29 minutes and 28 seconds.

Another course record was set by the 30.48m/100ft maxi Comanche (CAY). Comanche achieved the trifecta of overall winner, monohull line honours and a monohull race record. Comanche’s race record of 40 hours, 17 minutes and 50 seconds was based upon the full course distance of 606nm which it completed, while victory under IRC was over a shorter course distance following the RMYC's decision to finish yachts using the Alternative Finish Line at the South Comino Channel due to the threat of a severe north-easterly making the Marsamxett Harbour finish line untenable. Following considerable disquiet about the impact of the Alternative Finish line on the IRC results, a full review was undertaken and steps were taken to ensure the rules and regulations surrounding the race were fit for purpose. In the course of he review, the club sought feedback from competitors and guidance from the RMYC’s longstanding race partners, including RORC. The result of the painstaking process was a strengthening of the Race Committee through the integration of external, professional support.

2022, the 43rd in the long and illustrious history of the Mediterranean’s most demanding and renowned 600 mile offshore race, will be remembered for light winds, dogged determination and the remarkable imagery from the racecourse. Its character, so diametrically opposed to the previous year, it is hard to imagine the two races took place over the same track at the same time of year.   

The 43rd edition’s fleet ranged in size from 30 feet (9 plus metres) to 100 ft (30.5m) and included some of most powerful monohulls and multihulls competing on the international racing circuit. 

Riccardo Pavoncelli’s Italian MOD70 Mana was first to finish less than a minute ahead of French sister ship Zoulou and ten minutes before the Italian Multi70 Maserati. Joost Schultz’s Dutch entry, the 30.48m / 100ft maxi Leopard 3 secured monohull line honours, while Eric de Turckheim was a very popular overall winner under IRC with Teasing Machine, the French NMYD 54.

The 43rd edition, some of the class wars were intense affairs to the finish, while others have appeared walkovers as the competition missed catching the wind train or suffered other injustices in the fickle winds.

The 2023 edition of the Mediterranean’s most demanding and renowned 600 mile offshore race will be remembered for the mix of conditions and emotions experienced by the international fleet. Unusually, the weather favoured both mammoth and minnow, turtle and hare.

The 44th Rolex Middle Sea Race fleet was sent on its way on Saturday 21st October. 110 yachts representing 26 nations crossed the start line, their 1000 plus crew from close to 50 countries 

A powerful maxi will be remembered for an unexpected offshore success, while one of the smallest boats will be recalled for a breath-taking performance that kept everyone on the edge of their seats. Overall winner the 93 foot Bullitt, and second placed 33ft double-hander Red Ruby, separated by only 24 seconds in corrected time, but forever joined in legend.

The 45th edition of the Rolex Middle Sea Race will start on Saturday, 19 October 2024.

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Ta’Xbiex is a peaceful peninsula in Malta, located between Gzira and Msida. Overlooking Marsamxett Harbour, it offers unbeatable views of Valletta’s walls. It’s a top pick for those who crave quiet, relaxed vibes. Whether you’re into cafes or just want a serene spot by the water, Ta’Xbiex delivers. It’s a place for relaxing walks and picturesque scenery.

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A Brief History

Ta’Xbiex started as a small fishing village. It’s a place that has seen change, yet holds onto its roots. Construction on the church, dedicated to St. John of the Cross, began in 1954. The village became its own parish in 1969.

When Malta gained independence in 1964, Ta’Xbiex became a hub for embassies, helping Malta build international relations. The marina, once a berth for British warships in the 1950s, evolved too. By the 1960s, private vessels, many international, replaced the warships. Ta’ Xbiex had transformed, but its essence—a quiet, relaxed atmosphere—remained.

Why Visit Ta’Xbiex?

Ta’Xbiex is more than Valletta’s neighbour. It’s a quiet town with a lively marina. Imagine sipping coffee and watching boats glide by.

Feel like walking? Hit the promenade. It stretches from Tal-Pieta and passes through Msida, Ta’Xbiex, Gzira and Sliema , to St. Julians . The vi ews are nice along the way.

Are you an early bird? Catch the sunrise here. It’s one of the finest sunrise spots.

Ta’Xbiex is unique for its villas. Embassies occupy most of them. From Ireland to Greece, it’s a world tour on one street. Colourful doors and windows? They add character. And when the trees bloom, you don’t want to miss it.

Things To Do in Ta’Xbiex?

Stroll the promenade: Walk along the Ta’ Xbiex promenade. You’ll see grand mansions on one side and boats on the other. Valletta and Floriana’s bastions are must-sees. Best times? Early morning or at sunset.

Boat cruise: Want a different view? Hop on a boat cruise. You’ll see Ta’ Xbiex from the water and understand why the locals love it here.

Yacht-watching: The marina is a show in itself. I can’t get enough of them, from traditional fishing boats to luxury yachts.

Dining by the water: Hungry? There are restaurants right at the water’s edge. Perfect for a meal or a drink.

Does Ta’Xbiex Have a Beach?

Sure, Ta’Xbiex has a beach, but it’s not your usual sandy stretch. It’s rocky and compact, yet offers amazing views of Valletta (cli ck here for it s location).

Watch your steps; the rocks can be sharp. Ladders make it easier to get into and out of the water. Don’t expect showers or restrooms. But it’s an excellent choice for a quick dip. Since there’s no shade, aim for early morning or late afternoon visits in the summer.

Is Ta’Xbiex a Good Place to Stay During Your Holidays?

Absolutely, especially if you’re after a chill vibe. Let’s talk about the pros first. The bus system? Solid. It’ll get you where you need to be. Craving delicious food? Restaurants won’t disappoint. Plus, it’s quieter than Gzira, Sliema, or St Julians. And speaking of those towns, they’re super close. So you get the most out of both worlds. Got a car? Parking is easier here than in Sliema or St Julians.

Now, the cons. If you’re looking for a beach holiday, this might not be your jam. It’s not a party town either. As for where to stay, options are limited, but of good quality. Think of a few well-rated hotels and rental apartments. Want something different? You can even sleep on a yacht.

Places to Stay in Ta’Xbiex

Chapter 5 Hotel : Clean, modern rooms just steps from the marina and restaurants. Enjoy the rooftop for extra chill time. Book here .

The Queen Freddy Penthouse : Live it up in a fancy penthouse with a spacious, private terrace. Amazing views of Valletta. Book here .

Johnny M Yacht: Sleep on a boat for a true sea-city vibe. Roomy cabins and a view of Valletta make it special. Quiet nights with just waves. Book here .

Getting Around

Need to move around? Nothing to worry about.

Bus: Hea ding to Valletta ? Hop on a bus. From Valletta, you can go anywhere. It’s the main bus hub.

Walking: Feel like a stroll? Walk to Gzira, Sliema, or St Julians. The path hugs the sea. It’s a scenic route.

Parking: Got a car? You’re lucky. Parking is easier here than in other towns.

Where to Eat in Ta’Xbiex?

Hungry? Here’s my top choice.

Mamma Mia Restaurant : Pizza, pasta or seafood? This is your spot. It’s got welcoming staff, huge portions and is popular with the locals. Plus, it’s right on the water. Get a window table for an unbeatable view.

Black Pearl : It’s a restaurant on a converted old ship. They have a variety of dishes including seafood. Try swordfish.

The Black Egg : I love their brunches. Fresh food and a lovely view. It’s trendy but pricey. No kids or pets allowed.

Budget-friendly: Walk by the sea and find a food truck. Try Souvlaki Tales . Truc ks change often, so check reviews.

Ta’Xbiex is a nice town in Malta. It’s quiet but full of life. You can watch boats, eat delicious food, and see pretty old villas that are now embassies. It’s also easy to park and get around.

For more insights and tips, check out my other guides on frequently asked questions , packing lists, getting around Malta , and renting a car . Interested in exploring more of Malta? I’ve got you covered with guides to other must-visit towns like Valletta , Naxxar , Mdina , Rabat , and the Three Cities .

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As another year passes, and the 44th edition of the Rolex Middle Sea Race comes to a successful close, we bid adieu to this prestigious sailing event on our sun-kissed Mediterranean island of Malta. Until next year, our attention naturally turns to the captivating marina town of Ta’ Xbiex, nestled on the northeastern coast of Malta. The town is a serene haven and home to the esteemed Royal Malta Yacht Club, the hub of the Rolex Middle Sea Race. In this article, we explore the charm of  Ta’ Xbiex and the stunning homes in the area, the ideal location for yachting enthusiasts.

The Rolex Middle Sea Race: Where Sailing Legends Are Made  

The Rolex Middle Sea Race, often hailed as one of the most challenging and exhilarating offshore races in the world, kicks off every October from the Grand Harbour of Valletta, the capital of Malta. The racecourse takes participants on a 606-nautical-mile journey through the Mediterranean, encompassing some of the most beautiful, historic, and dramatic seascapes that the region has to offer. The race a celebration of skill, determination, and camaraderie, as sailing enthusiasts from around the world come together to push their limits.

The Royal Malta Yacht Club: Ta’ Xbiex’s Maritime Heart

At the heart of this maritime passion, we find the Royal Malta Yacht Club. Established in 1835, this prestigious club is the epicentre of the sailing community in Malta and proudly boasts a rich history. With its iconic clubhouse located in Ta’ Xbiex, the club offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity, making it the perfect hub for both seasoned sailors and newcomers to the sport.

The town of Ta’ Xbiex, with its charming streets and stunning seafront vistas, provides an idyllic backdrop for the club’s activities. It’s a place where maritime heritage meets luxury living, creating a unique atmosphere that continues to attract sailing enthusiasts from around the world.

Discover Luxury Living in Ta’ Xbiex: Our Top 5 Listings for Yachting Enthusiasts

If the charm of Ta’ Xbiex and the allure of the Rolex Middle Sea Race have captured your heart, why not consider making it your home? As Oyster Christies International Real Estate, we specialize in luxury properties, and here are five of our top listings in Ta’ Xbiex that cater to the discerning yachting enthusiast:

Exclusive Seafront Rental Villa: 4 Bedroom Ta’ Xbiex, Luxury Furnished Villa For Rental – Malta – Ref No 003066 (oystermalta.com)

This beautifully furnished period villa, located near the seafront in the sought-after town of Ta’Xbiex, offers spacious living areas, private terraces, high ceilings, and charming period features. The top level boasts a luxurious penthouse suite with a fully-equipped kitchen, a guest bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, and a breathtaking roof terrace with a jacuzzi and panoramic sea and Valletta bastions views.

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Immerse yourself in the town’s rich history with this beautifully restored 20th century Villa. With a private courtyard, gardens, swimming pool, separate flatlet and views of the yacht club, it’s a haven for those who appreciate both heritage and luxury.

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If you’re captivated by this unique lifestyle, our luxury property listings in Ta’ Xbiex provide the perfect opportunity to make this enchanting place your home. Contact us at Oyster Christies International Real Estate to turn your real estatedreams into a reality.

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Gardens Yacht Marina is Malta’s first ever yacht marina located in Ta’Xbiex which was originally built in 1962 by British and Maltese engineers. Due to its safe location deep inside lazaretto creek in Marxamxetto Harbour, it was a natural location for an all weather yacht marina. The marina soon became synonymous within the Mediterranean as a safe haven and prime yachting destination which has served many famous local and foreign yachtsmen over the years, setting the stage for the surrounding area as Malta’s main yachting centre.

The yacht marina caters for 126 berths between 8 and 50 mts in length in a five star environment.

Most berths are med moorings stern too berths, to the Quay and on Marintek heavy duty concrete floating pontoons. The marina will be the first eco friendly automated Yacht Marina in the world with all services incorporated into an environmentally friendly environment, incorporating a mobile application for the services provided to customers berthed at the marina.

Gardens Yacht Marina offers the highest standards

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Gardens Yacht Marina is located in the town of  Ta’ Xbiex Malta, in the centre of the Mediterranean. It’s location is ideal for local and foreign yachtsmen, owners, captains and crews alike. Set in a beautiful area flanked by British period villas and surrounded by the lush gardens and direct views of Valletta. All Malta’s main yacht chandlers, brokers and service providers are located with a 3 minute walk of the marina, as is the yacht yard, supermarkets, bars and restaurants as well as the royal Malta yacht club.

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Port 21 Restaurant, Ta' Xbiex

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Customer reviews (149 reviews).

Excellent as always. Even though restaurant was packed, service and food are impeccable

Food: Service: Ambience: Value:

very gluten free friendly

Always excellent.

Dinner with friends. Great night!

Great meal like always

Mariachiara

Very good, I have been there several Times, the only comment is about waiting time to be served… I also recognize it was very busy

Great food as always!

Excellent food and service… we ll be back

Very busy because of the rolex boat race so service was slower than usual (1.5 hours for the fish a la sale instead of 45mins) but still great food as always

Excellent service. Good value.

Nothing more to say than it was a perfect meal except to emphasise staff were outstanding

I’ve had already plenty of lunches / dinners at ur place

Excellent food & service

Very good food and location

Excellent service

I like this restaurant for it's views and service and food are always impeccable. Views are better at lunch time but I still book it for dinners because they never let me down so far!

Very enjoyable

One of the finest restaurants in Malta. First for service and food. Well done. Happy diner.😉

Lovely experience

The food selection and taste was excellent. The ambience was perfect, looking out to the boats and the summer breeze was super. The service was very good with just a little more attention to detail required. Super evening!

An amazing experience. Looking forward to returning:)

Lovely setting

Overall we really enjoyed but the service was slow…gurbell was excellent

Excellent. Keep it up 👍👍

Very good value for money with good service

Wonderful food, nice and quiet mid-week for lunch, great service!

Nice place but another client was allowed to dine with a huge dog who eat from the same plates and used the same utensils as normal clients. The level of the restaurant was downgraded

Great place to dine and wine.

Great evening dining at you. Thks guys

over all it was great, to recommend and to re visit!

It was a very good experience.

Great food, great service - they kept the table for us even though we got there late

Great food!

Excellent food

It was a bit noisy inside as due to weather all the customers were inside

Excellent service ,very good food and welcoming atmosphere thanks

They seem to have been super busy and understaffed. Our main course came over an hour after our first course. Food was good though. Even the bill took ages to come after we asked for it.

Enjoyable experience. Been various times.

Great value for everything. Hospitality perfect. Will recommend and come back for sure.

Love this place!

I love this place. However yesterday I was a bit disappointed with the food. Not as before

One of my favorite restsurants, staff very friendly.

Very nice dinner thanks

Always Happy Costumer

Great Food (particularly enjoyed the Gurbell al sale) & Service topped up by a Beautiful View.

It was perfect

Lovely from beginning to end. Online reservation, booked indoors but was offered outdoors upin arrival since it was a lovely evening. Service impeccable, food was delicious. Highly recommended!

It's wonderful place with wonderful view, delicious food, friendly staff! Highly recommended!

Always fun to go to port 21

Was served normal bread on a plate which was ordered as gluten free. Inattentive waiting staff who got the pasta order wrong so one guest had to wait for her food which was served after the others finished eating. Otherwise the food was very good.

Everything was perfect. However no chicken dishes on the menu.

Truly enjoyed the evening ☺️ food was excellent and service too. Lovely relaxing atmosphere.

Great food, fabulous setting but service got order wrong and slow

extremely polite waitress

Good food. Nice view

Very disappointed will never come again

Always a great experience

Beautiful surroundings and the food was outstanding. Delicious, fresh produce and an amazing experience.

It was great but the table was by the passage way which was a bit annoying.

Nice start into the day

Pleasant experience

Celebrated a nice evening at Port 21 terrace with a private table as requested. Food was great and staff very helpfull. Thanks for making it perfect

Excellent food, view and service. We will visit again for sure. Nothing to complain about!

Lovely experience as always

Excellent evening..

Excellent food , service and ambiance.

All was good. We waited long for our main course. The manager came to explain to us the reason even though we didn't complain. The service was excellent. Will be back

Lovely experience excellent service always nice to return

Such a lovely evening and brilliant friendly caring service. Thank you Tiziana, Montserrat and the team

An amazing experience!

Perfect as usual

Great on all counts but somewhat exorbitant…

It was lovely. It always is at Port 21. There was a problem with the light outside. But within 15 minutes it was fixed. A restaurant I always recommend

Service could have been better

At the moment one of my favourite eatery.

I love Port 21 for the fact that the service is impeccable and the ambience is outstanding. Food is also fresh and abundantly served. No complains at all. Keep up the good work and thumbs up to the staff. They work hard to please everyone in the least time possible.

Excellent restaurant in a fantastic location. Beautiful view and restaurant very nice and clean. Food was great and the service was excellent 👌 will definitely be going there again.

Food was excellent service very poor, took half an hour for bottle of wine, I asked if you get veg or salad with fish and the waitress said either fish with chips or fish with roast potatoes! Not even bothering to answer my question! Otherwise view is second to none, and food was top, pity about the service.

Lovely evening through and through

On the whole was a lovely evening, amazing surroundings. Food is fresh and good but missed flavor.

Great views and lovely setting!

Lovely setting, good selection on Menu along with daily specials. I recommend a visit.

Lovely environment. Food good but on the costly side.

Quality of food very good as always however vegetables for fish came way too late. Fish was almost eaten when veggies arrived

Excellent from all aspects! Will definitely return

Lovely food and the view is stunning.

Very good resteraunt, excellent food and ambiance

Excellent dinner and service

Sides should have been Included

Lovely ambience and delicious food.

A lovely evening

Everything Fabulous !!! Thank you to Tiaziana & all the lovely staff Sonia & Francesco

Excellent meal and service. Highly recommended

Excellent location, and superb food.

V good. Wine could have the wine could have been better chilled and our side dishes were a little too little for 3 persons

V good. Wine could have been better chilled and our side dishes we’re a little too little for 3 persons

V good. Wine could have been better chilled and we side dishes could have been a bit more

Great experience and enjoyed by all friends present. Already making plans to go again.

A very enjoyable meal in a lovely environment

The food was delicious, service was impeccable and the place was very relaxing 😌

The service and ambiance are excellent. The fish which was really expensive was not fresh and the staff were not immediately receptive to our concern. Then they argued that other guests were satisfied with the quality. Will not visit again

Delicious food and great atmosphere,will definitely go again.

Always love it! Vibe is super and so many friendly/familiar places! Perfect location too with super view

Love the place .. never send you off and staff always so attentive

Very well served at Port 21. Good food, lovely ambience, and service with a smile. Definitely will return♥️

Lovely staff, polite and warm. The only thing is that when restaurant is full, it can be a little hard to hear each other at table (unless you have the young ears). Maybe it's more so if you are sitting next to the large window (with the amazing view). But love that place. Totally recommend

Impeccable service! Welldone to the chef! Highly recommended

Wonderful experience!!

Barring the fact that they placed our guest at the wrong table despite our detailed request for the table we required - we enjoyed the afternoon very much indeed

Excellent service!

Always a great breakfast

We loved it!

A few more individual umbrellas would help when the tarpaulins remain closed or over those parts that are not covered. Otherwise a commendable experience

A great lunch in the sun!

Always good

Excellent food and great service. The view over marsamxett harbour is a great plus.

Love everything! And one always meets friends there too!

It was a very pleasant evening. The food was good all around and staff were excellent.

Great experience!

Very slow service. Disappointing food

Nice and pleasant evening in amazing surroundings and good food

And yet again a lovely experience highly recommended

Lovely terrace overlooking the sea. Great service!

What’s not to like Another great meal with friends, consist high standards of food and service in beautiful setting. Highly recommended

Excellent as always… food, service and atmosphere.

We are 6 people and 4 of us choose fresh fish. Waiter suggested a fish of 1. 9 kilo at 6 euro per kilo. When he started cleaning the fish he noticed it want cooked properly. He took it back and he served us we told him that the fish was not as big as he suggested and we feel that it weighed much less then what we charged. We were very disappointed although waiters were offering us Giant Prawns to compensate which we refused.

Lovely place with a nice menu but food delivery and excessive time waiting to eat kind of ruined the experience.

Delicious food and great service. The location is superb!

I enjoyed every minute of my visit. I am encouraging all my friend and acquaintances to come there to relax and enjoy a lovely moment.

Lovely evening...very good food very efficient service with a smile....a wonderful experience

We were 6 persons and ordered starters to share however the starters weren't prepared for 6 to share for example the classic bruschetta had 4 pieces!!! Main was excellent.

Would have liked to have fresh wild fish and not fish farm. Service was pretty slow , waited too long for main dish to come .

Excellent food and service in a nice setting Will definitely go again

Very attentive service in a spectacular setting, and a menu offering a wide selection. Most enjoyable.

Excellent food and ambience. Reasonable prices. Problem with service was poor communication on the part of staff, but manager very efficient.

A perfect afternoon with good food, excellent service and a lovely view, couldn’t get better than that ?

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What to do in Ta’Xbiex (Malta) – All you need to know

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This small Mediterranean gem Malta is a country that can satisfy the taste of every tourist – from beautiful beaches and crystal waters through rural areas and craft villages to lively spots and party centers. Suppose you are planning a holiday in Malta. In that case, you will definitely visit places like Valletta, St. Julians, Mdina, Gozo, or Blue Lagoon . But there are some other towns worth visiting for a local experience or a short break. One of these places is Ta’Xbiex , where you can watch some of the best sunrises on the island. In the post below, we will guide you on what to do in Ta’Xbiex and all you need to know for a short seaside break here.

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Quick information about Ta’Xbiex

Ta’ Xbiex is a city in the central region of Malta located inside Marsamxett Harbour between Msida and Gzira and opposite Valletta. There are two opinions about the name . First, the name Ta’ Xbiex (Maltese pronunciation: [tɐ ˈʃbɪːʃ]) comes from the word ‘tbexbix,’ which means dawn since there are spectacular sunrise views over Valletta here. Second, others connect it to the fishing nets’ Xbiek’ typical for this former fishing village developed into a residential and commercial town.

Ta’ Xbiex is mainly known for some magnificent villas and embassies here – Egypt, Italy, France, Greece, British High Commission, Australian High Commission. There are also different boat supplies shops, insurance companies, law firms, auditing, and accounting firms. The area of Ta’Xbiex is considered one of the most beautiful parts to live in Malta.

Note :  The noble “Villa Bel-Air” is the residence of the Italian Ambassador in Malta.  

How to get to Ta’Xbiex

With public transport – take bus 15 from Valletta, and you will get to the promenade of Ta’Xbiex. Other lines to the town are 13, 14, 16, 35, 233, but you will have to walk for a while to get to the marina.

More information about how to get around Malta you can find in our article here .

What to do in Ta’Xbiex

You don’t need to wonder what to do in Ta’ Xbiex. It is a small place, and you can easily explore it within few hours on foot. Usually, it is a quick stop before heading to the neighboring cities. You can stop here for a quick snack and a little break.

Take a walk along the Ta’ Xbiex promenade

Walk along the promenade from the beautiful Gzira gardens to the Msida Yacht Marina and admire the impressive mansions on the right and the large boats on the left. Sit for a while on the colored benches on the pier of Ta’Xbiex and enjoy the gorgeous view of Valletta and Floriana’s bastions. We recommend doing this early in the morning or by sunset. It is a bit difficult to find a shadow spot in the area, which is very important during the hot summer days in Malta.

At the moment, I live in Gzira, and Ta’Xbiex is a place I love to walk to. I prefer morning walks before noon when it is still not so hot. The area is pleasant and usually not busy. You can see only a few locals swimming here or people going to their yachts for a day trip around the island.

You can also take a boat cruise and see this beautiful area during your tour.

Yacht marina to dock your boat

The town has two marinas on both sides – the Msida yacht marina and the Manoel Island yacht marina . Here, you can see traditional fishing boats, many sailing boats, and bigger yachts. The seashore is used mainly by locals to take a cooling morning bath during sunrise. Waters are safe to swim surrounded by a rocky beach. Just take your swimsuit and go to the beach.

Visit the Ta’Xbiex Parish Church

Visit the Church (1958) dedicated to St. John of the Cross (the patron saint of Ta’ Xbiex) and decorated in Basilical and Roman style. Inside there is a unique huge Crucifix (420cm / 240cm). This cross may be the largest reproduction of its kind, and the only silhouette cross in the world inscribed ‘Where there is no love, put love, and you will reap love.’

Note:  Do you know that Malta has more than 365 churches?! If you want to know more about this Mediterranean country, read our travel guide to Malta.

Where to eat in Ta’Xbiex

Ta’Xbiex is a small area, but there are plenty of good restaurants, especially along the coast, offering delicious Mediterranean dishes and spectacular harbor views.

-Ta’Xbiex Waterpolo Club Restaurant

It was established in the 1940s on a property used as a polling station, police headquarters, and farm. Now, there is a beautiful restaurant combining Sicilian & Italian cuisine. We really love the seafood ideas on the menu (Risotto ai Frutti di Mare).

-The Galley Restaurant

It is a lovely seaside restaurant with a unique view of Valletta, offering modern Mediterranean cuisine at reasonable prices. As I love seafood, the deep-fried calamari is something I recommend. 

-Black Pearl Restaurant

A unique attraction on the Maltese islands is a century-old wooden schooner home to a fantastic restaurant – The Black Pearl. There is an a la carte restaurant on the upper deck, offering stunning views of Valletta and the harbor and a pub on the lower deck. 

Note: The Black Pearl was built in Sweden in 1909 and is one of the last surviving wooden trading schooners. She was used for trading missions to remote areas of Norway and Sweden. In 1976 while traveling through the Suez Canal, there is a fire in the engine room. The ship managed to sail to Marsamxett harbor in Malta, where she sank. In 1979, the schooner was restored. After that, the Black Pearl was captured in the movie ‘Popeye’ made in Malta. That was before she sank again in a storm in 1981. She was brought back to the surface and perched on the quayside of Ta’ Xbiex. So, in 1987 a new restaurant and a bar were opened – Black Pearl.

 -Mamma Mia

Mamma Mia is another restaurant where you can watch Valletta’s reflection in the water. We highly recommend it – big portions, fantastic Mediterranean dishes, and good value for money. 

If you don’t have much time and would like just to bite something, Avotaco is your place. Fresh and delicious traditional Mexican food with also vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options.

Accommodation in Ta’Xbiex

If you decide to stay in a hotel in Ta’Xbiex, check the accommodation options on Booking or Airbnb – our two biggest ‘friends’ when traveling. But if you are in Malta only for few days, we suggest staying in another area. So, you will be closer to the main sightseeing points and tourist spots on the island.

So, would you visit Ta’Xbiex for a short break on your journey around Malta? 

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22 Comments

Malta looks so magnificent. There are so many beautiful things to do in this country.

I’ve been to Malta a couple of times but not heard of this area before. It looks so charming! I will definitely try to visit next time I’m there.

Yeees, Talya, I understand you! I am trying to explore Malta, and there are some hidden gems here!

Oh, yes, Malta offers a lot of things to do for every season.

That place looks amazing. I would love to visit Malta someday and go to Ta’Xbiex. The food and scenery look incredible with lots to see and do.

Thank you, Matt! Ta’Xbiex is really a wonderful place for a short visit!

Malta is one of those countries you don’t hear much about. But I am sure it has much to offer, in this city and elsewhere.

Thank you, Bryan! Yes, Malta is wonderful for a short holiday, especially in summer!

You make Malta sound wonderful! I hope to visit there one day.

Thank you very much, Heather! I am happy you like it! 🙂

It doesn’t even sound like a name you might find in Malta, it’s so exotic! But everything it offers is super cool!

Yes, Cristina, it is not so famous, but Ta’Xbiex is not far away from the tourist spots (like Sliema, St. Julians), and is a nice place for a sunset walk!

Definitely! Why wouldn’t I visit a beautiful place like this? Thanks for sharing about it.

Thank you very much! 🙂

This is the first time I heard about Ta’Xbiex, Malta. It looks so nice. Hope I can visit it someday.

I am happy you liked it! Thanks, Emman!

This would be a good walk session to explore the place. It looks nice place as well.

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Thank you, Fransic!

I was so intrigued by the place and really had to search how Ta’ xbiex is correctly pronounced. My app says it’s (Tash bish) or something closer to that 🙂 This seems like a great place and that hotel looks really nice. I especially love the coastline and those herd of yachts reminds me of Manila Bay here in my country. thank you for sharing us your journey

Oh, yes, the Maltese language sounds very interesting. I am happy you liked Ta’Xbiex, Milton! I hope to visit Manila one day 🙂

Glad I was able to see this. Been thinking of going to Malta and yeah, definitely taking note of this and looking forward to visiting this places too.

I hope you will like that place, Anosa 🙂

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It is a small cafe in Sliema. Maria as chef is amazing everything made home made and with love. Try their hummus and spicy bell pepper and this curd cucumber. Was amazing meal for us.

I do not usually walk into a restaurant in Malta randomly as you never know what to expect. In this case my sister and I took a chance and went for lunch at this tiny place. Place was busy. Menu is very simple; salads or... wraps. I had the lamb wrap 5 euros. And my sister had the Lebanese salad. 8 euros. Food was fresh, tasty and different from the usual pasta and pizzas. Wine by the glass was fabulous. Service was fast and efficient. Owners are extremely nice. Place is frequented by ex pats having lunch that work in the area. Glad I found the place.... More

Stopped by for a mid morning coffee. Superb service and right opposite the Royal Malta Yacht Club and therefore is a great stop for breakfast or brunch when at the club for events

In the sunshine in March, overlooking the water, plenty going on to watch, a wicked seafood platter (to share) and wine - what better! A really pleasant and relaxed location, the service was good and we felt really welcome as visiting members of The Royal... Cornwall YC. More

I come 2 times over 2 months in Malta, one time for lunch. Food was average and another time with a group for drinks. Staff is not so kind and helpful. Service in general to improve

Wonderful food and owners. Everything made fresh. Made to feel welcome even on the first visit. Could not recommend more.

lebanese 'tapas' at it's best.. I love this place, for a quick lunch in between meetings, or a relaxed lunch with friends. Totally recommendable.

It is always good to return to Malta, and it is excellent to come to lunch at the Yacht Cafe, the wonderful Arabic influence food right next to the RMYC. Is to enter and let Maria choose what you gone eat, just like at home,... specially when you spend a lot of time traveling! More

The cafe has genuine and tasty food, quite reasonable prices and very friendly staff! Great for a mid-morning brunch/ lunch!

The people that run this place do a great job in making you feel right at home. Food is tasty and of great value. Definitely a good spot for lunch

Food is sensational. But don't go there for the food. Go to meet Sergio and Maria. Great hosts. But seriously go there!

This is a very small cafe with good homemade food the owners are extremely friendly and make you feel welcome the menu is nit a vast one but everything available is really good full marks to Maria

Very friendly cafe excellent staff, Sergio and Maria have made us feel very welcome here, introducing us to Lebanese food, my husband trying things I never thought he would. Everything is freshly made every day, they have made us smile while we wait here patiently... for work to be finished on our yacht. More

We stayed with our boat in the Marina and became regulars in the Cafe. Every day we had breskfast and lunch. Fantastick Food. Maria & Sergio made us feel at home. Do not miss this place if you visit Malta. It is a hidden gem.

Nice Atmosphere friendly on staff it's a nice place to go for a drink. And a lunch nice at the marina

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Our approach is simple, we see sailing as more than just a sport, it's a way of life. Through our coaching and guidance, we teach discipline, teamwork, and perseverance traits that go beyond sailing and into everyday life. We're here to help our athletes build confidence, resilience, and a strong work ethic that will benefit them in any endeavour.

We know that every sailor is unique, so our coaching is personalised to fit each individual's needs. Our mission is to unlock your full potential while nurturing a lifelong passion for sailing.

Join us at SailCoach and discover the athlete within you.

What we do...

At sailcoach, we’re all about helping sailors reach their best potential and we have an excellent track record of doing just that. we offer coaching clinics throughout the year at our malta and valencia sailbase’s, and we also travel to major optimist and ilca 4, 6, and 7 regattas worldwide. our team of experienced coaches works with athletes who train full-time with us and those who join coaching camps and regattas while managing their work or school commitments. we believe in creating a positive and supportive team environment, and we expect all sailors to respect their fellow athletes and coaches. whether you want to dedicate a year to ilca sailing or just try a coaching week or regatta, feel free to get in touch with us. we’re here to answer your questions and help you choose the right program for you..

The opening of Valencia SailBase

SailCoach has expanded to a new base in Valencia, Spain, where sailors can enjoy fantastic sailing conditions and warm weather throughout the year. Valencia has become a popular training spot for sailors of various levels, including Optimists, Finns Masters, ILCA Dinghies, ILCA Masters, and even Olympic sailors. Our Valencia SailBase is situated at the renowned Real Club Náutico de Valencia, offering a “home away from home” for teams in search of top-notch training facilities in Europe. Additionally, we provide secure long-term container storage at competitive rates, making it convenient for teams to keep their equipment just a day’s drive from mainland Europe. But our Valencia SailBase is more than just a storage place. Our experienced coaches are here to offer personalised training and support to athletes of all levels, helping them build the skills and confidence needed for success on the water. Moreover, with daily ferry services to Palma Majorca nearby, SailCoach’s Valencia SailBase serves as an excellent starting point for teams planning to compete in European regattas. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner, SailCoach’s Valencia SailBase has all you require to elevate your sailing game.

A word from our founder.

“At SailCoach, we take a unique approach to coaching that puts the individual’s needs first. We offer a wide range of services, including top quality coaching, charter boats, SailCoach lite, all tailored to meet the specific needs of our athletes and sailing Federations.

Our coaches are among the best in the world, with a proven track record of success at all levels of competition. But what sets SailCoach apart is our understanding that success in sailing is not just about winning races, but about developing the personal skills and qualities that will help our athletes succeed in all aspects of their lives.

We believe that sailing can be a powerful tool for personal growth and development, and we are committed to helping young people unlock their full potential. By providing our athletes with the skills and confidence they need to succeed, we hope to open up new opportunities for them, both on and off the water. For over 28 years, giving back to the sport we love has been at the very core of SailCoach’s ethos.

We are passionate about empowering athletes from all corners of the world, regardless of their economic situation, to participate at a level that’s tailored to their unique needs and goals. We take pride in the fact that many of our athletes have gone on to achieve incredible things, and we are always thrilled to hear their stories of how SailCoach has helped them on their life journey. It’s these success stories that continue to fuel our unwavering commitment to making a positive impact.”

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In Russia, the western concept of building architecturally beautiful golf courses filled with modern and luxurious amenities has found fertile ground. What was considered a frivolous pastime during the time of the Soviets has become the latest trend for the stylish set. These days, there are countless options around Moscow to practice golf, polo, ski, yachting, and other sports alongside 5-star hotels, luxurious country houses, and magnificent villas.

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The Moscow Country Club, Pestovo Golf & Yacht Club, Tseleevo Golf & Polo Club, and Zavidovo Golf Club, PGA National Russia are some of the most exclusive and elegant golf courses in Russia. Some of them have made it to the list of Top 15 golf clubs in the world, a source of great prestige for the country.

Moscow Country Club Moscow Country Club

The first 18-hole golf course built in Russia, Moscow Country Club, hosts the exclusive PGA European Tour. Located just eight miles from the city center, this luxurious facility was created by architect Robert Trent Jones Jr . The design takes advantage of a typical Russian birch and spruce forest to provide a natural environment of extraordinary beauty.

Pestovo Golf & Yacht Club Pestovo Golf & Yacht Club

The Pestovo Golf & Yacht Club is 18 miles from the heart of Moscow, close to historical monuments from the 17th and 18th centuries. Designed by famed architects Paul and Dave Thomas , this 18-hole course is part of a complex that includes a yacht club, an equestrian center, and a health and wellness facility. Pestovo Golf & Yacht Club is Russia’s version of a classic country club with multiple attractions.

Tseleevo Golf & Polo Club Tseleevo Golf & Polo Club

This park is among the best in Eastern Europe and was awarded the 2014 World Golf Award as the best golf course in Russia. Located 25 miles from Moscow, it is part of a vast complex featuring an 18-hole golf course, designed by Jack Nicklaus , a polo club and a mountain ski club with four tracks. The design combines classic Scottish, Alpine, and English features in a dreamy landscape.

Zavidovo Golf Club, PGA National Russia Zavidovo Golf Club, PGA National Russia

Less than 60 miles from Moscow, this golf course with a definite Scottish design is the only one in Russia recognized as a PGA (Professional Golfers’ Association) from Britain and Ireland. Located in an ecologically pristine area on the banks of the Volga River, the Zavidovo Golf Club embodies the spirit and appearance of the legendary Scottish golf courses. Its many springs and streams, hills, forests, swamps and lakes justify its reputation as a very demanding circuit. Last year, it entered the exclusive club of the 15 best golf courses in the world.   ■

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The dates for the Salcombe Town Regatta Dinghy Racing 2024 are Monday 5th - Friday 9th August.

We look forward to seeing you there!

If you purchase a Mill Bay boat park ticket (available from our online shop) please collect a sticker for your boat from the SYC office. (Stickers have to be displayed at all times).

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Salcombe Yacht Club Festive Series 2023/24 Eleven competitors, mainly in Solos, turned up for the 1st race of the Salcombe Yacht Club Festive Series 2023/24 on Saturday 23rd December. Despite the forecast westerly breeze, gusting over 30 knots, with Barney Greenhill running proceedings, racing went ahead, with a course comprising three loops of ...

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Racing. Salcombe is a beautiful sailing area with dramatic cliffs, golden beaches and unspoilt creeks. Families and friends can enjoy a great spectator sport either from the splendid vantage point of the Yacht Club terrace with a commanding view of the start and finish line or the beautiful golden sandy beaches of the East Portlemouth shore.

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Related Articles Salcombe Yacht Club Festive Series 2023/24 Three days of very different racing before and after Christmas Eleven competitors, mainly in Solos, turned up for the first race of the Salcombe Yacht Club Festive Series 2023/24 on Saturday 23rd December. Despite the forecast westerly breeze, gusting over 30 knots, racing went ahead.

Wednesday. 7:00 AM for 8:00 AM. £10. Pre-registration necessary, either on Saturday in the Cliff House Gardens from 17:00 - 19:00, or on Sunday on Island Street from 12:00 - 14:00.

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The 2024 Regatta, once again to be sponsored by Salcombe Gin, and will take place from 11th to 16th August 2024. We hope that the thought of summer sailing, fantastic racing, our SYC friendly welcome, golden beaches, the superbly located Yacht Club Terrace high above the race course with exceptional viewing of the racing, and the fun 'Après ...

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Salcombe Town Regatta 2024. The dates for the Salcombe Town Regatta Dinghy Racing 2024 are Monday 5th - Friday 9th August. We look forward to seeing you there! If you purchase a Mill Bay boat park ticket (available from our online shop) please collect a sticker for your boat from the SYC office. (Stickers have to be displayed at all times).