South Beach Yacht Club

South Beach Yacht Club (SBYC) is more than 500 members strong (San Francisco's second-largest club after the St. Francis Yacht Club), all-volunteer club, in the city's exciting South Beach neighborhood. We're known for our active racing program that draws over 50 boats during the summer (finishing in the famed McCovey Cove) and more than 100 boats in our annual Jazz Cup; a growing junior sailing program serving 80 kids over five weeks; and a relaxed atmosphere in our airy, member-designed clubhouse on the second floor of the South Beach Harbor building. South Beach is home to the 34th America's Cup bases planned at Piers 30-32 and to AT&T Park featuring the Major League Baseball World Series winning SF Giants. The neighborhood feels new, but is the most historic maritime district in the city. Our waterfront lies along the eastern shoreline in the lee of the city, where the historic clipper ships used to anchor and berth, with cargo moved to and from the warehouses of the district. You may have known about San Francisco's North Beach... this is South Beach. And it's not Miami. SBYC is also the home of the Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors, which boasts one of the nation's most active and innovative programs enabling sailors of all disability types to sail and race regularly on keelboats and small boats. SBYC's burgee represents the lights of the nearby San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge against the blue evening sky. It's the iconic view from our clubhouse deck and from the racecourse as boats head to the finish line of our Friday Night Series.

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