Bribie Island Sailing Club

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Somewhere on the Bridge connecting Mainland and Island, it happens. Where to look first is the problem.

Bribie Island Sailing Club Inc has its club based near Volunteer Marine Rescue Bribie Island at Sylvan Beach and is an active growing community club offering sailing on the picturesque waterways surrounding Bribie Island . Bribie Island Sailing Club Inc is based near the VMR Bribie at Sylvan Beach and is one of the fastest growing community clubs, offering numerous aquatic activities for young and old in the picturesque waterways surrounding Bribie Island – from sailing races to cruising,

Bribie Island…A Great Place To See
The magic of Bribie begins before you reach it. Sights and sounds of the City are forgotten, and the feeling is something special, something waiting to be explored, experienced. Ahead is the first glimpse of white, beckoning beaches; left – the hypnotic silhouettes of the Glasshouse Mountains; right – the sweep of the Pumicestone Passage with its flotilla of fishing, sailing …. www.bribie.com.au

To get in touch with the club, feel free to send an email to [email protected]

13/10/2026

Twelve boats took part in a race on the Pumicestone Passage on Saturday, 10th October. Challenging conditions meant that only six boats completed the course.

29/09/2026

Eight boats from the Bribie Island Sailing Club, together with four Sabre dinghies from another club, took part in a race on the Pumicestone Passage on Saturday, 26 September. Gusty conditions made for challenging sailing.

17/09/2026

Six boats took part in a two-part race to Mission Point and return on Saturday, 12 September. Good southerly winds made for a quick sail to Mission Point. Some tacking on the way back to Bellara slowed the pace down a bit!

03/09/2026

Eight boats took part in a race on the Pumicestone Passage on Sunday, 30th August. It was a mixed fleet with boats from 3metres to 7metres, with a large variation in finishing times. However, the finishing line handicapping system brought the corrected times close to each other!

20/08/2026

Seven boats took part in a race to Gallaghers and return on Pumicestone Passage on Saturday, 15 August. Strong winds made for a fast race!

09/08/2026

Four boats took part in the Keith Reinhold Memorial single-handed race to Mission Point and return on Saturday, 1st |August. "Tokoloshe" was third over the line but came 1st, on handicap, to win the trophy. The times after applying the handicaps were very close.

28/07/2026

Nine boats took part in a race on Pumicestone Passage on Sunday, 26 July. Light winds made for a long but enjoyable race in the bright sunshine.

16/07/2026

Seven boats took part in a race on Pumicestone Passage on Sunday, 12 July. Very variable winds, ranging from almost zero knots to 10-12 knots combined with a strong outgoing tidal current made for a long race to Gallaghers and return.

05/07/2026

Five boats took part in a race on Pumicestone Passage on Saturday, 27 June 2026, in gusty conditions!

01/06/2026

Seven boats took part in a race on the Pumicestone Passage on Saturday, 30 May 2026, in extremely gusty conditiions It has been a long time since the fleet sailed in a westerly wind! Congratulations to the seven starters for completing the course!

Address

Marine Parade
Bellara, QLD
4507

Website

https://www.bribieislandsailingclub.org.au/

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