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Mossel Bay Yacht and Boat Club
Since 1956
MBYBC
Different Sections in the Club - Please make your Selection
Sailing Section - Mossel Bay has been named the venue for the 2011 Lipton Challenge Cup. This will be the first time the prestigious, 100-year old races will grace the Bay that’s been hailed one of the world’s best sailing grounds.
Melville Stephens ( Founder Member)
Boating Section - The NSRI is again appealing to watersport enthusiasts to stencil their name and a telephone contact number on their craft.
"When we find an unmanned craft in the water we immediately suspect the worst and launch a fullscale search operation" said NSRI's Meriel Bartlett.
Development Section - ISAF Training and Development Manager Dan Jaspers and ISAF Inspector Richard Percy visited four selected national training programme centres in Cape Town, Pretoria, Durban and Mossel Bay. The South African Light Tackle Boat Angling Association (SALTBAA) got their development program in the Southern Cape under way.
Diving Section - We are dedicated to growing and enhancing recreational diving on the Garden route for all members, local and visiting divers. We will attract new members and encourage “retired divers” to participate in recreational diving on a regular basis. We will also work closely with local dive operators to plan and schedule regular diving activities for our members
Social Section - and Boat Club is situated in the Port of Mossel Bay in the Garden
Route - midway between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth. The Mossel Bay Yacht and Boat
Club is internationally renowned for its hospitality and facilities. Visiting yachts,
pleasure crafts, etc. will find convenient mooring whilst visiting Mossel Bay and
the surrounding exceptionally beautiful Garden Route areas.
Founded in 1956, Mossel
Bay Yacht and Boat Club Club is well-known for its hospitality and world-class facilities.
The bay is a playground for holiday makers where one can enjoy water sports, sailing,
sunset cruises and deep sea fishing.
Mooring Section - CATEGORY “A” For Yachts of an overall length up to and including 8.0m CATEGORY “B” For Yachts of an overall length of more than 8.0m up to and including an overall length of 11.0m CATEGORY “C” For Yachts of an overall length of more than 11.0m up to and including an overall length of 15.0m
Travelling in The World is definitely class apart. This cruise is definitely something in itself. This cruise travels anywhere in the world and opens an oppurtunity to travel the world “in an exclusive community as either a resident or as a vacationing guest”. There are 165 private residences which are located onboard. “Many Residents call The World home on a consistent basis while others open their doors temporarily for short term rentals that allows others a unique vacation experience unlike any other”.
This cruise is like your “private apartment which becomes your magic carpet and provides you with the ride of your life”! The cruise offers you a “quality home design, relaxed atmosphere and a never ending itinerary to the far reaches of the world are all combined to make this cruise a unique vacation home experience”.
The World has the most exquisite place to stay. The luxury studios, premium studio apartments and the luxury residences are some of the finest places where you can reside. The luxury studios ranges from $1300 to $2300 per night, this is according to the season and the travel dates. The included items are dining, select beverages, port charges and gratuities.
If you are planning on a longer trip, you can go in for the Premium Luxury Studios. These are one or two bedroom luxury studio apartments and are ideal ones. The room ranges from $1950 to $2500 per night, this is according to the season and the travel dates. The included items are dining, select beverages, port charges and gratuities. There is a separate sitting/ lounge area with a kitchenette.
The World Luxury Liner visit’s Mossel Bay
Some great times over the festive season at the Club