40th Pittwater to Coffs Harbour Yacht Race
The East Coast Classic Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club (RPAYC) invite competitors to participate in the Pittwater to Coffs Harbour Yacht Race.
The 40th running of the East Coast Classic race is held before Easter each year. Starting off Barrenjoey Headlands in Broken Bay, racing 226 nautical miles (nm) to Coffs Harbour.
Racing is open to offshore Cat3+ yachts, Monohulls and Multihulls with IRC – ORC – OMR – and Short-Handed Classes.
The race generally takes two days to complete and takes in some outstanding coastal scenery as you head north to beautiful Coffs Harbour.
On arrival in Coffs Harbour, the Coffs Harbour Yacht Club celebrates the weekend race, concluding with the presentation on Sunday afternoon.
The offshore yacht race is ideal for novice and experienced sailors. Sail into Coffs Harbour and be welcomed by the volunteer team from the Coffs Harbour Yacht Club and berth at the newly built Coffs Harbour International Marina.
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- Staff are trained in disability awareness.
- Accessibility information and photos, including of a bathroom, room and/or floor plan on their website (can be emailed on request).
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