Welcome to Yacht Destinations

We help members of yacht clubs find other clubs to visit while cruising or travelling.

Many clubs extend reciprocal privileges to members of other yacht clubs. That can mean tying up at their dock and using their facilities while you visit. A club's reciprocal privileges usually extend only to specific other clubs.

Create an account and tell us which yacht club(s) you belong to. When you sign in, the Destinations map and the Details list highlight the clubs that are reciprocal with yours, along with their moorage, facilities and contact information.

May you be blessed with a gentle passage, and don't forget to bring your burgee!

Race Rocks lighthouse with the Olympic Mountains behind
Race Rocks & the Olympic Mountains. Photo by Mark Lincoln

1. Join

Create a free account and choose your home yacht club. If you belong to more than one, add them all.

2. Find

The map and the details list show which of the 173 participating clubs welcome members of your clubs.

3. Visit

Check each club's moorage rules, facilities and who to contact before you arrive.

Deep Cove Yacht Club, North Vancouver burgee Hidden Harbor Yacht Club, Seattle burgee Mission Bay Yacht Club, San Diego burgee Nanaimo Yacht Club, Nanaimo burgee Port Madison Yacht Club, Bainbridge Island  burgee Alameda Yacht Club, Alameda burgee Southwestern Yacht Club, San Diego burgee Quartermaster Yacht Club, Vashon burgee Seabacs Yacht Club (Boeing Co.), Bonney Lake burgee Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, Corona Del Mar burgee Yakima Valley Boat Club, Yakima burgee Day Island Yacht Club, University Place burgee