The Sag Harbor Yacht Club has been a colorful fixture on the waterfront of the historic village of Sag Harbor since 1899. The Clubs' mission is "To serve our members, the yachting community and the Community at Large."
With its beautifully maintained docks accommodating large and small vessels of both sail and power, its spectacular Fourth of July fireworks display, the annual Maycroft Cup Regatta and its many contributions to our local organizations, the Sag Harbor Yacht Club more than fulfills its mission's mandate.The Club provides dockage, fuel, water, and services both to transient boaters and its members from April through November.
With its beautifully maintained docks accommodating large and small vessels of both sail and power, its spectacular Fourth of July fireworks display, the annual Maycroft Cup Regatta and its many contributions to our local organizations, the Sag Harbor Yacht Club more than fulfills its mission's mandate.The Club provides dockage, fuel, water, and services both to transient boaters and its members from April through November.
Services
Commodore's Cup
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Each year, at the Commodore's Ball, the Commodore's Cup shall be presented by the standing Commodore, to a member of the Club, whom the Commodore believes best exemplifies our Club's spirit. Recipients of the Cup shall have their names engraved upon it and the Cup shall be permanently displayed at the Club.
Seminar
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Each June, the Yacht Club's Marine Information Seminar / BBQ is held on our barbecue patio. Addressing a broad range of maritime related issues, this gathering is always a big hit with attendees.
In the past we have had representatives from the US Coast Guard, local marine law enforcement agencies, Sea Tow, West Marine, The Long Island Maritime Museum, The Sag Harbor Whaling Museum and the Sea Scouts amongst others make informative and interesting presentations.
In the past we have had representatives from the US Coast Guard, local marine law enforcement agencies, Sea Tow, West Marine, The Long Island Maritime Museum, The Sag Harbor Whaling Museum and the Sea Scouts amongst others make informative and interesting presentations.
Visitors
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Upon arrival, please hail us on VHF Channel 09 as you enter Sag Harbor so we may give you accurate visual queues to direct you into your assigned slip, as well as advise you as to which side to rig your lines and fenders for docking. We recommend that all vessels have your lines rigged before arriving at the dock to ensure the most efficient docking process.
Reservations
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The Sag Harbor Yacht Club is open for the 2020 Season. We are currently accepting transient vessels and our fuel dock is open from 8am to 6pm daily. Facilities are limited during this time to ensure everyone's safety, and ALL guests must wear face masks/coverings and adhere to recommended social distancing guidelines while on the dock.
How to Find Us
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When approaching from Gardiners Bay stay within the deep water channel passing west of Cedar Point heading towards Fl G 4s 10ft "7" passing east of Mashomack Point on the way. Once at Fl G 4s 10ft "7" head towards Fl R 4s 10ft "10A" at sand spit staying just south as you past by to avoid sand spit just north of this rock pile/channel marker.
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