Marina at Charlottetown Yacht Club, Prince Edward Island
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Our Full Service Marina Welcomes Everyone
Our marina in sheltered Charlottetown Harbour offers easy, deep water, bridge-free access to the Northumberland Strait. The marina has electrical pedestals with meters, dock lighting, cable television and telephone outlet capability. Every member and guest enjoys the benefits of fuel and dock-master services.
Contact the Operations Manager Andrew MacFarlane at (902) 892-9065, by email or using our contact form.
Our marina in sheltered Charlottetown Harbour offers easy, deep water, bridge-free access to the Northumberland Strait. The marina has electrical pedestals with meters, dock lighting, cable television and telephone outlet capability. Every member and guest enjoys the benefits of fuel and dock-master services.
Contact the Operations Manager Andrew MacFarlane at (902) 892-9065, by email or using our contact form.
BOATS ARRIVING AT PEI PORTS FROM OUTSIDE THE PROVINCE DURING THE PANDEMIC
In accordance with the COVID-19 Prevention and Self-Isolation Order, all persons entering PEI are to following the Public Health directives.
New from PEI Public Health for 2021:
PEI remains under a Public Health State of Emergency as a result of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Public health measures are in place across PEI as outlined in the travel restrictions order. The following are the requirements for travellers who arrive at small craft harbours and marinas, private airports, and the Ports of Charlottetown and Summerside. The directives at https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/travel-associated-commercial-fishing-seasons-2021 apply.
PEI Residents or non-residents arriving at PEI ports from out of Province are required to notify the Harbour Authority upon arrival, and non-PEI residents are required to provide their pre-arrival travel code number.
Non-PEI residents:
In accordance with the COVID-19 Prevention and Self-Isolation Order, all persons entering PEI are to following the Public Health directives.
New from PEI Public Health for 2021:
PEI remains under a Public Health State of Emergency as a result of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Public health measures are in place across PEI as outlined in the travel restrictions order. The following are the requirements for travellers who arrive at small craft harbours and marinas, private airports, and the Ports of Charlottetown and Summerside. The directives at https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/travel-associated-commercial-fishing-seasons-2021 apply.
PEI Residents or non-residents arriving at PEI ports from out of Province are required to notify the Harbour Authority upon arrival, and non-PEI residents are required to provide their pre-arrival travel code number.
Non-PEI residents:
- Pre travel approval required, complete the online PEI Self Declaration Travel Form and prepare to self-isolate for 14 days.
- After the form is submitted, the traveler will receive an email confirmation with a Submission ID number which the traveler must forward to the provided email address and provide to CYC staff when they dock.
- If no bubble is in place with the Province(s) visited prior to arrival, self-isolate and follow testing procedures as required by PEI Public Health.
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Marina Fees - 2021 Season
Members: CYC 2021 Membership and slip fees schedule Guest Boats: (HST Included) 2021 Docking fees: Yachts under 40 feet $2.20/ft Yachts 40-49 feet $2.60/ft Yachts 50-79 feet $3.85/ft Yachts 80 feet and up $5.85/ft 2021 Electrical power: Yachts under 40 feet: power included. Yachts 40-79: $6.80/day Yachts 80 feet and up: $21.00/day 2021 Crane Fees (not included in Membership or Slip Fees): (HST Included) Single Lift: Members & Non-Members- $205 Unlimited (single boat): Members $650 & Non-members - $750 Please contact our Operations Manager should you require further information on membership or marina fees |
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Shore Facilities
The Charlottetown Yacht Club has a full service marina for the use of club members and visitors and is located in the heart of the Charlottetown waterfront. Charlottetown, as capital of the province, offers the facilities and services of a much larger community and is a gateway to the province for nautical visitors. In recent years the Charlottetown Yacht Club has significantly increased and improved the services for visiting boats.
Fuel, Water, Electricity, Internet
Both permanent and transient docks have accessible water and electric power. A new feature for 2005 is the availability of wireless internet connectivity as well as cable T.V. Gasoline and diesel fuel is available at the club gas dock and arrangements can be made for large vessels to fuel directly from tank trucks as well. For vessels on moorings a limited tender service to and from the club docks may be requested. Mastercard and Visa accepted.
Washrooms, Lockers, Showers, Laundry, Telephone, Cranes
The club building offers washrooms, lockers, showers, laundry facilities and telephone as well as offices. A 5 tonne electric hoist is available for haul-outs. Arrangements can be made for heavier vessels have access to commercial cranes at the club location. A masting crane is also available. The Club has a slipway for trailer-launched boats.
Parking
Club members and visitors have access to parking facilities at the Club.
Winter Storage
Winter storage can be arranged on the Club property for visiting boats.
Chandlery and Repairs
Several regional and national firms have branches in Charlottetown including Marine Source http://www.marine-source.ca, IMP Marine http://www.impmarine.com/impmarine/ and Mermaid Marine http://www.mermaidmarine.com/. Quartermaster Marine http://www.quartermastermarine.com/ provides a number of services including outboard sales and servicing. Other equipment and services such as sail repairs may be available through club members.
Groceries
A number of convenience stores are within four blocks of the club but larger grocery orders may require a short taxi ride to a supermarket (Sobeys, Superstore). On Prince Edward Island all sale of alcohol is through Liquor Control Commission stores. The nearest store to the Yacht Club is located on Queen Street, about 4 blocks from the Club.
Charts and Guides
Charts of Prince Edward Island waters and Northumberland Strait are available at The Bookmark in the Confederation Court Mall about 6 blocks from the Yacht Club.
DOCKS
Permanent Docking
The club has 114 permanent docks. Dock access is restricted to members and paid guests as well as crews of visiting boats.
Transient Docking
Alongside docking is available for vessels up to 200 feet. Large vessels are advised to contact the Club in advance in order to reserve space.
The Charlottetown Yacht Club has a full service marina for the use of club members and visitors and is located in the heart of the Charlottetown waterfront. Charlottetown, as capital of the province, offers the facilities and services of a much larger community and is a gateway to the province for nautical visitors. In recent years the Charlottetown Yacht Club has significantly increased and improved the services for visiting boats.
Fuel, Water, Electricity, Internet
Both permanent and transient docks have accessible water and electric power. A new feature for 2005 is the availability of wireless internet connectivity as well as cable T.V. Gasoline and diesel fuel is available at the club gas dock and arrangements can be made for large vessels to fuel directly from tank trucks as well. For vessels on moorings a limited tender service to and from the club docks may be requested. Mastercard and Visa accepted.
Washrooms, Lockers, Showers, Laundry, Telephone, Cranes
The club building offers washrooms, lockers, showers, laundry facilities and telephone as well as offices. A 5 tonne electric hoist is available for haul-outs. Arrangements can be made for heavier vessels have access to commercial cranes at the club location. A masting crane is also available. The Club has a slipway for trailer-launched boats.
Parking
Club members and visitors have access to parking facilities at the Club.
Winter Storage
Winter storage can be arranged on the Club property for visiting boats.
Chandlery and Repairs
Several regional and national firms have branches in Charlottetown including Marine Source http://www.marine-source.ca, IMP Marine http://www.impmarine.com/impmarine/ and Mermaid Marine http://www.mermaidmarine.com/. Quartermaster Marine http://www.quartermastermarine.com/ provides a number of services including outboard sales and servicing. Other equipment and services such as sail repairs may be available through club members.
Groceries
A number of convenience stores are within four blocks of the club but larger grocery orders may require a short taxi ride to a supermarket (Sobeys, Superstore). On Prince Edward Island all sale of alcohol is through Liquor Control Commission stores. The nearest store to the Yacht Club is located on Queen Street, about 4 blocks from the Club.
Charts and Guides
Charts of Prince Edward Island waters and Northumberland Strait are available at The Bookmark in the Confederation Court Mall about 6 blocks from the Yacht Club.
DOCKS
Permanent Docking
The club has 114 permanent docks. Dock access is restricted to members and paid guests as well as crews of visiting boats.
Transient Docking
Alongside docking is available for vessels up to 200 feet. Large vessels are advised to contact the Club in advance in order to reserve space.
Tides:
Weather:
CYC HAS REAL-TIME WEATHER DATA. Thanks to a partnership between CYC and the Climate Lab at the University of PEI, you can see real-time weather information from sensors placed in our marina.
See also standard weather forecasting:
- For Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island: http://www.waterlevels.gc.ca/eng/station?sid=1700
Weather:
CYC HAS REAL-TIME WEATHER DATA. Thanks to a partnership between CYC and the Climate Lab at the University of PEI, you can see real-time weather information from sensors placed in our marina.
See also standard weather forecasting:
Club activities of interest to visitors
For all the activities available to the public at CYC, click on Public in the main menu.
Club racing takes place on Monday and Wednesday evenings with Mondays being restricted to white sail (non-spinnaker) only. Visiting boats are encourage to participate and additional crew members are often needed for club boats.
The Club’s premiere competitive and social event is Charlottetown Race Week, held annually in mid-July.
Club members are also avid participants in races of the Northumberland Strait Yachting Association http://www.nstya.com/ which take place throughout the season.
For all the activities available to the public at CYC, click on Public in the main menu.
Club racing takes place on Monday and Wednesday evenings with Mondays being restricted to white sail (non-spinnaker) only. Visiting boats are encourage to participate and additional crew members are often needed for club boats.
The Club’s premiere competitive and social event is Charlottetown Race Week, held annually in mid-July.
Club members are also avid participants in races of the Northumberland Strait Yachting Association http://www.nstya.com/ which take place throughout the season.
Advantages of Keeping Your Boat at CYC
- The people. Plenty of accumulated boat wisdom too.
- Easy parking.
- Onsite cranes for boats and masts.
- Electricity and water on the docks.
- Only fuel dock in Charlottetown.
- Boat ramp.
- Winter storage available for masts and boats.
- Club building with washrooms, laundry, showers and free wireless Internet.
- Upper deck, with the best view of Charlottetown Harbour.
- Club members -- always someone there to visit with or help!
- Club social events.
- Informal atmosphere.
- Quiet location with short walk to downtown.
- Pleasant grounds for visits with family, friends, colleagues.
- Sailboat racing program.
- Home of the annual Charlottetown Race Week.
- Sailing lessons for youth and adults by Sail Canada certified instructors.
- Automatic membership advantages through Sail Canada.
- The kayak dock provided by City of Charlottetown.
