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Coffs Harbour Yacht Club

Locals and tourists alike enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and stunning water views at Coffs Harbour Yacht Club.

Known to the locals as the Coffs Yachtie, you’ll find one of the best waterfront locations in Coffs Harbour, where you can enjoy drinks with friends outdoors on the deck, or a meal in the Breakwall Cafe & Restaurant.

The Coffs Harbour Yacht Club was founded as a focus for people from the Coffs Harbour and surrounding regions on the Mid North Coast who enjoy yachting. Coffs Harbour Yacht Club is situated right near The Jetty, and have an extensive history in the region.

First established as Coffs Harbour Sailing Club in 1960, it was originally an old timber boat shed / club house, which was demolished for the present building, built in 1974. The name then changed to Coffs Harbour Yacht Club.

Coffs Harbour Yacht Club is the perfect spot for an after work drink, or a post sailing analysis. With extensive coastal views, and well priced drinks, why not become a member.

The friendly staff at Coffs Harbour Yacht Club will look after your every need, with the excellent Breakwall Cafe & Restaurant serving fantastic meals and live entertainment every Sunday afternoon in the Jetty Beach Bar. The Jetty Beach Bar is also available to be hired out for private functions.

For restaurant reservations or to book a function or event, please phone (02) 6652 4390.

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30 Marina Dr, Coffs Harbour NSW 2450, Australia

Phone: 61 2 6652 4390

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.coffsyachtie.com.au

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Yacht Club Future Redevelopment to Be Explored

Published on 08 December 2022

An agreement between the NSW Government, Coffs Harbour Yacht Club and City of Coffs Harbour that ultimately aims to help the Club achieve its vision of becoming a water sports centre of excellence and a tourism and community hub at the heart of the Jetty Precinct is to be put in place.

The agreement – a Memorandum of Understanding or MOU –  outlines an Expression of Interest (EOI) process to be undertaken by the Yacht Club to explore the potential scale of redevelopment and to secure funding partners.

It is not anticipated that the City will contribute directly to the redevelopment of the Yacht Club facilities, but City staff will continue to provide time and expertise to the Club through its role as the Crown Land Manager.

Once the scope of the development has been established, and funding partners engaged, the Club could then be provided with a lease that reflects the level of investment secured for the site.

“The lease renewal process has been affected by new Crown Land Management legislation introduced by the NSW Government in 2018. The State Government is the owner of all Crown Land in NSW,” said Steve Bayliss, City of Coffs Harbour’s Director Business Services.

“Initially, the legislation didn’t allow the City, as Crown Land Manager, to approve new and long-term renewals of leases without new approved Plans of Management.  But this issue was subsequently rectified through an amendment to the regulation.”

The timeline for the next steps of the process, which can now be accommodated within a 2-year lease extension, is:

• Final MOU agreed - 8 December 2022
• Finalise EOI process and documentation - 13 March 2023
• Release EOI - 31 March 2023
• Preferred funding/partner agreed - February 2024
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AN AGREEMENT between the NSW Government, City of Coffs Harbour and Coffs Harbour Yacht Club (CHYC) was passed at Council’s meeting on Thursday 8 December which ultimately aims to help the Club achieve its vision of becoming a water sports centre of excellence and a tourism and community hub at the heart of the Jetty Precinct.

The agreement – a Memorandum of Understanding or MOU – outlines a two-year Expression of Interest (EOI) process to be undertaken by the Yacht Club to explore the potential scale of redevelopment and to secure funding partners.

“This Memorandum means the Club’s endeavours to retain and improve our facility is now formalised,” CHYC Commodore John Wait told News Of The Area.

It is not anticipated that the City will contribute directly to the redevelopment of the Yacht Club facilities, but City staff will continue to provide time and expertise to the Club through its role as the Crown Land Manager.

Once the scope of the development has been established, and funding partners engaged, the Club could then be provided with a lease that reflects the level of investment secured for the site.

The lease renewal process has been affected by new Crown Land Management legislation introduced by the NSW Government in 2018.

The State Government is the owner of all Crown Land in NSW.

Initially, the legislation didn’t allow the City, as Crown Land Manager, to approve new and long-term renewals of leases without new approved Plans of Management, but this issue was subsequently rectified through an amendment to the regulation.

“The Club has always sought a secure long-term lease so that any investment would be secure and stable.

“Under this agreement, the security of a long-term lease will be realised after the level of improvement has been defined and funding becoming available.

“Government funding and private investment funding will be explored so that we can deliver the Club’s Vision Statement.”

The first stage is already underway, in that the CHYC has identified the possibilities relative to the site.

“We are now seeking funding sources and or partnerships to bring the potential to fruition.

“We were virtually bound by bureaucracy and protocol to engage with this Memorandum,” said John.

“It has not changed or altered the Club’s commitment or future aspirations in any way.”

Feelings amongst Coffs Harbour Yacht Club management is that the MOU means they will be supported in a more formal manner from this point on.

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Went for a short hike around the harbour, out to Mutton Island and along the jetty. The jetty gives... read more

After buying some goodies from the excellent markets l wandered onto the jetty. I was surprised to... read more

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We arrived just after 1100hrs for morning tea etc. was told they finished the breakfast menu and the lunch menu was not available until after 1200hrs. The choice left was very limited to a few cakes only with your coffee. Not what we looking for so just had a quick coffee and left. The surrounds was like a building site hot and dusty. Maybe alright when the site works are completed??

This whole area at present is a mess. Hope it will be worth it for the visitors in the future. Sorry to say I wont be back - this was a Wish List - very disappointed.

Well worth a look. Good views and good exercise to walk all around the area. Views from Muttonbird Island, the marina and coast right round to the southern concrete slab breakwall.

The Coffs harbour Jetty is old, but it is still in use. It is mostly used by anglers. The fishedrmen catch bream, flathead and stingrays, almong other things. . If the weathrr is cold and windy, all you are likely to catch is a cold.

One of the largest jetty's along the coast, great to walk out on the jetty and smell the fresh sea air, good for the sole, after the walk stroll along the cafes close by for an excellent feed.

Great views, cheap bistro eats good quality. Very family oriented with lots of room indoors and outdoors.

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Known to the locals as the Coffs Yachtie, you’ll find one of the best waterfront locations in Coffs Harbour with an extensive history in the local community, where you can enjoy drinks with friends outdoors on the deck, downstairs in our Jetty Beach Bar or a meal in the Breakwall Cafe and Restaurant.

Their Jetty Beach Bar has regular live entertainment and a cocktail bar open every weekend. Both the Riptide Bar and Jetty Beach Bar sell imported beer, craft beer, domestic beer and an extensive wine list that caters to every need.

The Coffs Harbour Yacht Club boasts unparalleled views to host your next function or event that your guests will not be able to stop talking about. Quality customer service is paramount to us.

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