Consistent with its tradition as the first yachting club in Brazil, the Brazilian Yacht Club has always given special attention to nautical activities, advocating, since its first statutes, the full use of the best seafaring practices. Furthermore, the Club aims to foster camaraderie and improve the physical, sporting, artistic, recreational, cultural, and civic development of its members. São Francisco, Niterói, Brazil

The Rio Yacht Club, also known as Sailing, was founded on April 14, 1914, initially under the name Rio Sailing Club. Since then, it has established itself as a non-profit association dedicated to bringing together people passionate about yachting, offering opportunities for both competitive practice and leisure. Our club promotes, encourages, and supports nautical activities, from beginners who want to learn to sail to high-performance athletes. With a history marked by achievements and tradition, the Rio Yacht Club is recognized as the yacht club with the most Olympic medals in Brazil, reflecting our commitment to excellence. São Francisco, Niterói, Brazil

Mission - To develop the sport of sailing, promoting a pleasant and sustainable environment for leisure and the freedom to navigate. Vision - To be the most sought-after club in the southern region for the sport of sailing. Veleiros do Sul is located in an area of ​​approximately 18 hectares in the Cristal Bay, on Guaíba Lake, in Porto Alegre. The Club has a complete nautical infrastructure, and therefore sailors from outside the region who venture into inland waters seek shelter at its port. Porto Alegre/RS / Brazil

A club created to build boats. This is how the story of the Yacht Club of Bahia begins. From the start, it has always been focused on its members and, with their help, it has perfected its vocation for sailing, swimming, and fishing. The YCB modernized itself to keep up with the changing times, avoiding isolation and extinction, as was seen in other clubs in the city. And today, it withstands the test of time as one of the most solidly funded institutions in the state, and one of the few clubs that perpetuates glamour across generations. Today, the Club has more than 15 sports categories and is notably distinguished by its focus on nautical and aquatic sports, especially sailing, swimming, canoeing, and sport fishing. Land sports complete our program, offering a full range of activities. Salvador, Brazil

Telling the 72-year history of the Santos Yacht Club in a few lines is to abbreviate the most interesting details of the journey. Nautical club almost always follows the same recipe: group of friends / sailors looking for a suitable place to store their boats. Built to welcome people, the house that belonged to Mrs. Veridiana Valéria da Silva Prado, since 2008 is home to the São Paulo headquarters of the Santos Yacht Club. With its 5 thousand m² garden and water feature, the palace is a meeting point for partners, especially in social events and board meetings. São Paulo, Brazil

In the early years, the sports activities covered were related to speedboats, aviation, tennis and, later, water skiing, sailing, fishing and underwater fishing. The ICRJ has become an icon of Brazilian nautical sports, presenting high-performance athletes to the world; Among several important names, we highlight the most recent Olympic achievement, which was that of Kahena Kunze and Martine Grael, a pair of sailors and gold medalists in the 49er FX class at Rio 2016. ICRJ's social events have also historically gained notoriety with distinguished visitors such as Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles, Presidents, Ambassadors and various authorities from Brazil and the world, in addition to hosting numerous regattas and sailing worlds. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Ilhabela Yacht Club is one of the most important nautical clubs in Brazil. Founded in 1956 to support nautical activities, the club has become a reference in nautical leisure and social interaction in one of the most beautiful spots on the São Paulo coast. Its headquarters in the city of Ilhabela has all the structure for guarding vessels of up to 100 feet, in a floating marina supplied by water, electricity, an effluent collection and treatment system. In the social area, YCI offers its members a large restaurant overlooking the São Sebastião channel, TV rooms, space for children, American bar, sushi bar, gym and social spaces. The club hosts sports activities such as the biggest sailing competition in South America, the Ilhabela International Sailing Week. It hosts the Ilhabela Sailing Ocean Circuit, with four annual stages. It also carries out the Náutico Rally and organizes activities such as trips to its sub-headquarters at Saco do Sombrio. Ilhabela, Brazil

With a trajectory that marks the lives of generations, whether in pioneering the first Sailing Club in Rio Grande do Sul, or in promoting sport and nautical culture in our region, the Rio Grande Yacht Club completed 88 years of a beautiful and fruitful story on June 9, 2022. The RGYC provides a patio for sailboats and motorboats that are parked on land. The Club also offers a second Yard for vessels that are undergoing maintenance. RGYC has a swimming pool for children and another for adults. The João Hugo Altmayer Sailing School's principle is to teach and improve students in the art of sailing. Thus, it provides the entire infrastructure so that theoretical and practical classes can be carried out satisfactorily and safely. Rio Grande, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Founded in 1930, the club promotes sailboat racing and has a Sailing School for juniors. The Yacht Club Santo Amaro is considered one of the most traditional yacht clubs in Brazil including an admirable biography of throphys. The club also hosts since decades the greatest sail races in this country. You and your family can be part of our history becoming members. You may also apply for classes at our famous YCSA Sailing School, which is open for kids and adults. Sao Paulo, Brazil