Algoa Bay Yacht Club

ABYC - Port Elizabeth's Friendly Sailing Club

mooring

505

Aaron from 505 arrived at ABYC on 22/03/2015 and has the following to say about the Algoa Bay Yacht Club, Port Elizabeth:

I competed in the 505 World Championship. The Algoa Bay Yacht Club was very friendly and accommodating. Every member and employee went above and beyond expectations to make our event a world class affair.

We also had dinner at the club at least 6 times. The food and service was excellent, and the prices were very reasonable compared with the other local restaurants.

One of my highlights from the 2 weeks was exchanging yacht club burgees with your Commodore. Picture attached. Rob Waterman from Alamitos Bay Yacht Club on the left, Aaron Ross from Santa Cruz Yacht Club on the right.

Aaron Ross
Rob Waterman, Alan Straton, Chris Grylls and Aaron Ross

 

Regards

Aaron Ross
505

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Emma from GMR Marketing (SAP 505 team)

Emma from GMR Marketing (SAP 505 team) arrived at ABYC on 20/03/2015 and has the following to say about the Algoa Bay Yacht Club, Port Elizabeth:

Everyone at the ABYC was so friendly and helpful during our stay at Port Elizabeth. The SAP 505 World Championship’s was a great success and a huge team effort. We couldn’t have activated such a successful event without the help of everyone involved from the ABYC. We had a fantastic time and PE really is the friendly city!

Thanks for everything,

SAP GMR Marketing Team
SAP GMR Marketing Team – Emma is 3rd from the left

 

Regards

Emma Strachan
GMR Marketing (SAP 505 team)

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GMR Marketing (SAP 505 Team)

Nick from GMR Marketing (SAP 505 Team) arrived at ABYC on 23/03/2015 and has the following to say about the Algoa Bay Yacht Club, Port Elizabeth:

The committee and members of ABYC welcomed us with open arms whilst we activated SAP’s sponsorship at the 505 World Championships. Everyone was so helpful and we were incredibly impressed by the can-do attitude. We had a fantastic time and the event was a great success.

Long live happy hour!

Thanks for having us.

All the best
Nick

The team taking a break
The SAP team taking a break

 

Regards

Nick Houchin
GMR Marketing (SAP 505 Team)

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Visiting Boat Charges

Visiting Boats to ABYC are charged the following rates to tie up in the Marina:

MOORING FEES FOR VISITING BOATS (as at 1 February 2015):

  • Monohull vessels of up to 45 Ft in length with a displacement of 15 Metric tons or less: R150.00 per night or part thereof.
  • Multihull vessels of up to 45Ft in length with a displacement of 15 Metric tons or less: R275.00 per night or part thereof.
  • Monohull and Multihull vessels greater than 45 Ft in length with displacements of 15 Metric tons and greater: To be negotiated with the Algoa Bay Sailing Marina manager in charge

Mobile number: 0607490248 or 0828008404

As far as is practical, the length of stay on the mooring is to be estimated and paid for in advance.

LAND BASED FACILITIES FEES:

The above rates exclude the charges levied by the Yacht club for use of the land-based facilities which are R30.00 per person per day.

Please note:

  • Payment for the Marina is CASH Only.
  • Payment for the Club Facilities is Cash or Credit Card

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