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Squadron Harbour View Restaurant, RMYC, Manly, Qld. Dine by the marina and overlook the bay. Terrific service & fresh produce. Royal Manly Yacht Club #facxual_events

Utterly disappointed!!!! Order the seafood platter for two (just under $100) and got 1.5kg chips 4 small oysters 4 frozen small prawns 1 frozen flavourless moreton bay bug 1 small salad some Aldi S& P Calamari 3 small strips of battered fish Ordered a margarita at the bar & was told to go back to table they'd bring it over, had to ask for it after the (dismal) platter arrived, and it arrived in a whiskey tumbler full of ice and rock salt. Was an absolute waste of money and I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy.. The chef & kitchen staff should be ashamed of themselves.

Seafood platter for two - the little seafood there was wasn't fresh, it was frozen & tasteless

The RQYS is a gated complex that encompasses a cafe and bar, function areas and big marina, where berths can be bought or leased. It's home to a sailing and a powerboat fraternity and I've only been there for a functions; a wedding, an end of year do and a state government thing. The backdrop of boats and bay is gorgeous, so definitely worth a visit. The Boardwalk cafe has and interesting looking menu, priced about the same as the other Manly cafes, but haven't tried it.

Its possibly the best keep secret in Qld. The best atmosphere and views you could imagine. Food Wed to Sunday is excellent. Menu whilst not massive its a classy ready with plenty to choose from. Beer is cold and the wine list is impressive. Its worth a visit. I know people that have been to weddings n functions and they were really wrapped. Highly recommended.

The restaurant ambience was great, the staff very helpful, friendly and polite. The Food awful!! Had the Bang Bang Chicken & Prawn Salad!!! There were 2 prawns a mini amount of chicken, a couple of cashews, limp lettuce leaf, more rocket type lettuce and a mountain of shredded carrot!! Unbelievable for a quality restaurant to serve such poor and mean portions of food. I sent the plate back to have it returned with some more prawns, some more chicken a couple more cashews, but still the same pile of lettuce and carrot I had pushed to one side earlier. I was offered not to pay, or order something else, which I did, a steak (to be safe), but before the steak was even cooked the old salad dish was given back to me.

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Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron

Located on the waterfront of Brisbane’s eastern Bayside suburb Manly, Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron is home to one of this State’s oldest and most prestigious sailing and cruising clubs. Formed in 1885, the Squadron has a long history of supporting and encouraging sailing as a sport that continues today. Sailors at all levels – from beginners in Optimists or Sabots and juniors in a variety of dinghies through to our elite sailors competing with distinction in class championships at International and Olympic events – come to RQYS to enjoy sailing on Moreton Bay. The Squadron itself hosts regular Club Championship races for our Members, along with State, National and International regattas.

A warm welcome is guaranteed, and we look forward to seeing you and helping you belong to Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron.

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Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron hosts a variety of events and activities throughout the year for members and visitors.

Our calendar provides a quick and easy way to see what is coming up for the months ahead.

• 24 Sep Tackers 1, 2 and 3 Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron
• 24 Sep Start Sailing 1 and 2 Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron
• 24 Sep Start Windsurfing Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron
• 25 Sep WAGS Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron
• 26 Sep Topic Talks Tony Wulff | Chief Officer of Marine Rescue Queensland Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron
• 27 Sep Ladies Sunset Drinks – Sangria at Sunset Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron
• 27 Sep Men’s Hour – September Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron
• 28 Sep QLD Etchells State Championships 2024 Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron
• 28 Sep 140th Sailing Season Off The Beach Club Racing
• 29 Sep 140th Sailing Season RQ Yacht Racing Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron
• 29 Sep QLD Etchells State Championships 2024 Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron
• 2 Oct WAGS Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron

Keep up to date with all the latest news from the Squadron in our news section on the website.

WAGS Report – 19 September, 2024 – ‘Thar She Blows’!

WIND: N/E  10 – 12 knts COURSE: 18A NUMBER OF BOATS: 38   Thar She Blows! “Thar she Blows”. Whales on the course today so we had something for everyone. The breeze being a light N/E from 10 – 12kts…

WAGS Report – 11 September, 2024 – Great fleet, great vibe – couldn’t ask for more!

WIND: ENE 10-12 knts COURSE: 18 BR (AR) TIDE: H@ 15:03 NUMBER OF BOATS: 35   Great fleet, great vibe - couldn't ask for more! It was another stunning afternoon on our bay! A very consistent breeze, a great fleet…

WAGS Report – 4 September, 2024 – Near Perfect Afternoon of Sailing!

WIND: N 10-15 knts COURSE: Echo TIDE: L@ 15:55 NUMBER OF BOATS: 27   Near Perfect Afternoon of Sailing! After the very strong wind that smashed our southern state friends and moved all the way up the eastern seaboard, it…

WAGS Report – 28 August, 2024 – A Course Less Travelled

WIND: N 15-20 knts COURSE: K NUMBER OF BOATS: 25   A fast race on a course less travelled! The BOM prediction proved correct and this, with an incoming tide all afternoon, made for a fast race with only one…

WAGS Report – 20 August, 2024 – Bright Weather and Smooth Sailing

WIND: N-NNE-10-16 KNOTS TIDE: L@16:50-0.22M COURSE: ECHO NUMBER OF BOATS:  34 Bright Weather and Smooth Sailing Makes for a Memorable Wags Day! Finally, finally, finally we escaped the light breezes and the rain, as we have been experiencing in the…

Siblings Ashlee & Brayden Daunt Set Sights on Olympic History

Big dreams for the Daunt duo! Meet Ashlee and Brayden Daunt, our local Mixed 470 sibling duo representing Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron and the Queensland Academy of Sport. Inspired by the recent Paris 2024 Olympic Games, their eyes are set…

Team LSquared Triumphs at 2024 29er World Championships

Earlier this Month, Team LSquared (Luke Rogers and Lucas Patrick) travelled to Aarhus Denmark to compete at the 2024 29er World Championships and were so excited to join this regatta and compete at the world class, Aarhus International Sailing Centre.…

Rory Meehan: The Next Big Name in Australian Sailing

Rory Meehan is a name that is steadily rising in the Australian sailing community.   At just 17, Rory has already achieved remarkable milestones, showcasing his potential to become a leading figure in the sport.   A Year of Impressive…

A Rising Star Sets Sail on the Global Stage

Henry Piggott's Journey to the ILCA 4 Youth World Championships Since joining the RQYS Youth Squad in 2021, Henry has made waves in the sailing community. A state champion in both the Optimist and ILCA 4 classes and a club…

WAGS Report – 14 August, 2024 – WAGS Cancelled, Sausages and Trivia

Rain Event turned WAGS to Sausages and Trivia It was a very wet drive down to the Squadron for Nelly and I (all 60klms of it) and we were contemplating the possible outcomes for the day, we received our usual…

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Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron

Home of Sail & Play, Sail Brisbane, Brisbane to Keppel, Queensland Youth Week and heaps more!

Tags : #SportsClub, #Marina

• 07 3396 8666
• www.rqys.com.au

Opening Hours

• Monday 06:30 - 20:00
• Tuesday 06:30 - 20:00
• Wednesday 06:30 - 21:00
• Thursday 06:30 - 21:00
• Friday 06:30 - 22:00
• Saturday 06:30 - 22:00
• Sunday 06:30 - 21:00

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One of Australia’s premier yacht clubs overlooking the Manly Boat Harbour, the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron is proud of its long history dating back to 1885 when established and still to this day is “the place” for boaties to meet, compete and socialise. The Squadron has evolved into a multi-faceted organisation and members, some third and fourth generation families, enjoy a comprehensive range of facilities, both on and off the water.

Jake Lilleys talents extent beyond the race course!

Check out Jakes interviewing skills with his team mates at the Hempel Sailing World Championships Aarhus 2018

Jake Lilley Sailing

With 2 days remaining at the Hempel Sailing World Championships Aarhus 2018, Squadron sailors have done a fine job so far, especially those competing in their first World Championship.

Simmonds/Von Richter Sailing have jumped up the order after the first day of racing in Silver Fleet of the Nacra17, and Charlie Wyatt continues to perform well in the 49er. The 49ers will be racing on the Stadium with streaming available on the Aarhus Facebook page later today.

For many of our sailors the competition has concluded, so if you can't wait for the complete rundown you can find the results for all classes below.

Some great results coming in from our sailors at the Hempel Sailing World Championships Aarhus 2018.

Well done to Sam and Max on this great effort in the Nacra 17.

Good luck to the rest of the team as they compete in Denmark!

Congratulations Andrew Wiklund & Crankster!

We had a great day on the bay on Friday for the Club Marine Brisbane to Keppel Tropical Yacht Race. With competitors crossing the finish since the early hours of this morning, led by Wild Oats XI who took out Line Honours, it's been a challenging but rewarding race for most so far.

Visit the Brisbane to Keppel Tropical Yacht Race Facebook Page for live race updates and more!

Best of luck to our sailors who are about to commence competition in the Hempel Sailing World Championships Aarhus 2018 in Denmark. The first opportunity for sailors to qualify their country for the Tokyo Olympics.

The Squadron sailors competing are:

RSX Women: Samantha Costin ... Laser Mens: Mitchell Kennedy and Daniel Self Laser Radial Womens: Mara Stransky Finn: Jake Lilley (pictured) and Lewis Brake 470 Mens: Mat Belcher and Will Ryan 470 Womens: Shelley White and Emma Baillie 49er: Charlie Wyatt 49erFX: Jaime Ryan Nacra 17: Samantha Simmonds and Max Von Richter

We wish them all the best of luck for the event and wish the Australian Sailing Team the best of luck in this major international event.

Queensland Academy of Sport Australian Sailing - Queensland Brisbane Times Wynnum Herald Courier Mail Brisbane Boys' College (BBC) Iona College Moreton Bay College The Southport School

The Vintage yacht regatta run by our friends at QCYC is always a beautiful sight. Well done to a large number of squadron boats and sailors who took part!

Well done to Squadron Super-Maxi Black Jack on taking line honours in the Sydney to Gold Coast Race.

Round 2 will start on Friday with the Brisbane to Keppel Tropical Yacht Race!

Good luck to a number of squadron boats and members still racing, the conditions have been challenging but the racing looks close throughout the field.

Well done to the sailing team from Iona College, all Squadron members, who competed at the Australian Schools Team Racing Championship.

They finished in 7th place over all for the regatta which was a great result for the team and the school. The team was Alexander Dunstan (Captain), Caleb Palmer, Hayden Barney, Rory Andersen, Ben Coleborn, Finn Meehan and Harry Weiland.

Great to see all members of the team are all active members in the RQYouthSquad program in Lasers, Flyin...g 11s and 29ers.

Well done too to the team from Brisbane Boys College who also took part including a number of RQ members.

2018 International Finn Class QLD State Championships Presentation. Congratulations to all of our competitors for a great regatta!

This week we were fortunate enough to have Lachlan from Sheldon College, Brisbane doing some work experience with us! Lachlan was a Flying 11 sailor in a former life and is now an avid sail cruiser with his family and dad - who is a regular WAGS competitor.

His sailing experience certainly gave him an advantage in collecting footage of our Musto Australasia Queensland Youth Week and WAGS - Wednesday Afternoon Go Sailing events! It's certainly no easy task to film on the water, and Lachlan definitely rose to and overcame this challenge.

Check out the finished video below!

Good luck to Daniel Self - Olympic Laser Campaign in his trip to Aarhus for the World Sailing Championships.

He joins a host of other Squadron members at the event, the first country place qualifier for the Tokyo Games.

Well done to our RQYouthSquad sailors who competed in Queensland Youth Week, you can see the results for all the members who took part below.

It was great to see such strong competition between our young sailors in the various fleets, and well done to all the boys and girls, and young ladies and gentlemen, who took on the competition in good spirits. More than a few standout performances, and you can see their race results at: www.sailwave.com/results/QYW2018.htm

Optimist Gr...een Fleet: www.sailwave.com/results/GFQYW2018.htm 1st: Hanna Garland 2nd: Georgina Johnstone 3rd: Elysia Albery 4th: Alison Rohrsheim 5th: Sebastian Boog (also 1st Boy) 6th: Lucas Patrick 8th: Kristin Rohrsheim 9th: Evie Engwirda-Robinson 11th: Amy Campbell 12th: Murphy Cooper 13th: Abigail Bacon 14th: Charlotte Dean

Optimist Intermediate: 2nd: Zane Taylor 3rd: Ethan O'Hagan 4th: Mitchell Pennington 7th: Kenneth Ngo-Ralston 8th: Iris Beebe (also 1st Girl) 12th: Eve Rohrsheim 13th: Ayesha Albery 14th: Daniel Innes 15th: Ellie Engwirda Robinson

Optimist Open: 4th: Talia Bulstrode (also 1st Girl) 5th: Angus Wheatley 12th: Jack Saul 13th: Tarquin Clarke 14th: Ethan Harcourt 15th: Yael O'Hagan 17th: Harry Hogan 18th: Isabella Wilson 19th: Daniel Bowman

Sabot: 9th: Eamon Dooley

Flying 11: 3rd: Bailey Lucock/Kenzie Gargan (also 1st Male Team) 4th: Finn Meehan/Blake Ejlertsen 5th: Graeme Macnair/Mitchell Luxton 6th: Luke Milburn/Rory Meehan 7th: Niamh Meehan/Eamon Dooley/Izzy Wieland

BicTechno+: 1st: Hamish Swain 4th: Brittany Schoutrop

BicTechno293: 1st: Max Irvin 2nd: Ben Waters 3rd: Scott Luxton 4th: Jarrad Jones 5th: Joesphine Kirby (1st Girl)

420/125 Division: 4th: Keely Strauss/William Reed 5th: Jessica Muir/Jessica Biden-King

Laser 4.7: 1st: Orla Amos 3rd: Caleb Palmer 5th: Kate Baisden 7th: Benjamin Coleborn 8th: Max Williams 9th: Lachlan Pennington 13th: Frances Beebe 14th: Sebastian Long 15th: Daniel Goodhand

Laser Radial: 1st: Frazer Brew 3rd: Oliver Clifton 5th: Hayden Barney 6th: Erin Cowley 8th: Sarah Johnson 10th: Will Schasser 13th: Emily Fuller 14th: Dylan Lynch

29er: 1st: Ashlee Daunt/Tom Needham 2nd: Luke Rogers/Matt Rogers 3rd: Will Bridge/Lachlan Prentice 4th: Mitch Miller/Matthew Sloman 5th: Hamish Thorne/Zac Edwards 6th: Arianne Saroch/Natalie Bridge 7th: Helena Lambourne/Cooper Richmond 8th: Luke Richmond/Brayden Daunt 9th: Rory Anderson/Alex Dunstan

Great effort from all of your Junior and Youth sailors and a thank-you also to those members who were out Coaching for them as part of the program: Greg Kemp, Josh Sloman, Alex Watson, Nat Dutton, Danny Fuller and George Morton. Well done also to Katy Jones and the Academy team for a great set of Opti results and a fun Green Fleet camp and regatta.

Lastly a very big thankyou to our team of Volunteers, led by PRO Louise Davis, and the course Race Officers John O'Brien and Alan Crawford. As always the Volunteer team from RQYS sets the standard!

Musto Australasia Queensland Youth Week finished up yesterday in perfect conditions on Waterloo Bay, 12 to 15 knot Southerly breezes and warm sunshine!

The Bravo Course Junior classes had some tight racing and the "personal best" day was achieved in the Opti Intermediate Course where RQYS sailor, Zane Taylor nailed four bullets to finish his regatta, which took him to 2nd overall behind Jack Scharf from Port Denison Sailing Club - 150th Anniversary. The racing in Intermediate... fleet was close over the whole event, and we can be confident that the fleet had a big education over the regatta, and all displayed great sportsmanship and skill.

Lucy Leith closed out her regatta well to win the Optimist Open division, while James Beveridge was successful in the Sabot Class. The Open Bic Queensland Championship title was won by Tinaroo Sailing Club's Travis Wadley, while Hamish Swain held onto his lead in the Bic Techno 293 Sailboard - Australia Techno Plus class, with Max Irvin winning the 293.

On the Alpha Course the close results in the Laser 4.7 class continued, with RQYS's Orla Amos taking 2 wins to finally jump ahead and win, while in the Radial Fraser Brew was successful in winning every race of the regatta, although this did not do justice to the tight racing in the Radial fleet.

In the Double-Handed classes it was Southport Yacht Club - Main Beach, Hollywell & Duxs Angus Sherring and Oscar Grey who asserted themselves in the 420 against both the other 420s, and the 125s who took part. In the Fling 11 it was Sophie O'Loughlin and Max Nearn from NSW who were succesful with 2 wins on the final day.

The 29er Class saw close racing to the final day, but the lead pair were a step above the rest as they had been all regatta. Ash Daunt and Tom Needham (RQYS and Queensland Academy of Sport) were able to score 2, 2, 1, 1, to take a solid win.

Lastly, the Green Fleet event was a great success for those sailors who took part, evidenced by their competitive sailing in the conditions on the final day. It was a regatta for the girls in the end, as Elysia Albery and Georgina Johnston held the minor placings, and a spectacular regatta from Hannah Garland saw her win the event.

Thanks to all of our interstate visitors for joining us for a great regatta, we look forward to seeing all of them and more later in the year for RQYS Sail Brisbane!

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We're with Opti Sailor Talia for the final day of Musto Australasia Queensland Youth Week.

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