Western Cape Inter-schools regatta
The Western Cape Inter-Schools Regatta will be held at Zeekoe Vlei Yacht Club on 29 and 30 November. Join us for two days of competitive school sailing, social activities, and an exciting prize giving and lucky draw—stay tuned for announcements on the great prizes to be won.
Sail, socialise and belong at Zeekoe Vlei Yacht Club.
Experience world class sailing, vibrant events and a warm community at Zeekoe Vlei Yacht Club. Join us on the Vlei.
We need your help!
We’re raising R70,000 to pave the trailer park; creating a safer, neater, long-lasting space for our boats and community.
Every donation helps us level the ground, lay paving stones, and improve our beautiful club for generations to come.
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Sailing Courses and Club Events
Junior Sailing Training
Junior sailing at Zeekoevlei Yacht Club (ZVYC) teaches young sailors the basics of sailing in a fun, safe, and supportive environment, building skills, confidence, and a love for the sport.
ILCA Sailing Training
Ready to take your sailing to the next level?
Join us at ZVYC for ILCA Training — Sunday mornings from 7 September through to 30 November. With expert coaching, tailored sessions, and plenty of fun, this is the perfect opportunity for young sailors to grow in confidence, sharpen their skills, and experience the thrill of ILCA sailing.
Western Cape Interschools Regatta
Join us on the 29th-30th of November for the Western Cape Interschools regatta at ZVYC. Individual or school teams welcome.
About us
Founded in 1932, ZVYC is one of Cape Town’s oldest Yacht Clubs and the training ground for some of South Africa’s top sailors.
Zeekoe Vlei Yacht Club (incorporating Alfred Rowing Club) is the preeminent dinghy sailing club in the Cape Metropole with a long and proud history of producing sailors who have gone onto sailing competitively both locally and internationally on sailing dinghy’s and keelboats.
The club house is situated on Peninsula Road in Cape Town suburb of Zeekoevlei.
