The Cook Islands Yacht Squadron (CIYS), an incorporated society, was established in August, 2006 to further the recreational and competitive sailing objective of Maritime Cook Islands, the flag state administrator of the Cook Islands register for ships and yachts. One of the benefits of the CIYS membership is that it facilitates hassle-free enrolment of yachts on the register. We now have more than 200 yachts on board and the number is growing rapidly. Avarua, Rarotonga, Cook Islands

Founded in 1940 at Muri beach, Rarotonga, the RSC has grown to become the premiere Sailing Club in the Cook Islands. We are a community focused club offering Learn to Sail, Junior & Youth development, Club Sailing and Racing programmes to members, our community and visitors from around the world. In addition to our top class sailing facilities the club also has a top quality onsite bar and restaurant (RSC Beachfront Bar and Brasserie). The Rarotonga Sailing club has the ultimate beachfront location on the white sandy beaches of Muri Lagoon with unparalleled lagoon views. Muri beach, Rarotonga, Cook Islands

Founded in 1953, the Yacht Club of Tahiti has about 300 members, happy to be active in this association. Our mission is to introduce and promotes sailing to young and old. Thus, the club organizers courses, training sessions and regattas in Optimist, multihulls and cruisers throughout the year. Arue, Tahiti, French Polynesia

Niue Yacht Club is known as the “Biggest Little Yacht Club in the World - where no one owns a yacht or knows how to sail!” Niue is a world-class sailing destination. Discover the beauty of our island and experience the warm hospitality of our community. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a first-time visitor, our club offers a range of amenities and services to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. Alofi, Niue Island