The Victoria Beach Yacht Club is a non-profit, member funded organization with the expressed goal of supporting and growing the sport of sailing
The Victoria Beach Yacht Club is a non-profit, member funded organization with the expressed goal of supporting and growing the sport of sailing in the Victoria Beach community and surrounding areas. This is achieved through programming such as sailing schools for youths to adults, weekend racing and regattas and facilities for instruction, equipment and boat storage. Please check out the rest of the site to find out what we are really all about.
08/03/2026
What an amazing DANCE last night for our annual fundraiser for the CLUB. We thank all the Volunteers that helped put on this event, and all of the party people that came out and danced the night away to support the club. 💃🕺🥳
Image was taken after the chaos ticket rush!
08/03/2026
From a couple weekends ago
Wind where light.
What a wild Race today
JC and Rick Decided there sails needed washing in 17kts gusting to 25
08/02/2026
VBYC Dance tonight
Doors open 9pm
Beaches Community Centre
TICKETS AT STORE AND PARKING LOT.
Come party the night away and support VBYC
08/01/2026
THE VBYC T-SHIRT '26 IS HERE!
Get ready to level up your summer wardrobe. We're pumped to drop the latest line from the Ryan Pollard + Cam Oliver collab.
Available in two fresh styles:
🟣 Heather Purple with yellow & green
⚪️ Crisp White with purple & seafoam
WHERE TO GET YOURS:
📍 The Yacht Club Dance
🗓 Sunday, August 2nd
🕘 Starting at 9:00 PM
These are limited edition and will be sold while supplies last, so make sure to get there early! All funds raised go directly toward ensuring universal access to yachting.
07/31/2026
VBYC Dance - Sunday Aug 2
Beaches Community Center
9:00 PM - 1:00 AM
Tickets $35- Buy at VB Store & Parking Lot
www.vbyc.ca
Our Wing foiling clinic this weekend was highly successful with great turnout and superb teaching.
More pics and vids to come!
Sail Manitoba
What an outstanding conclusion to the wing foiling event! The presence of kite boarders added to the excitement, as they capitalized on the 15-knot plus winds originating from the southern direction.
07/21/2026
Today's north winds resulted in a significant rise in our lake's water level, resembling our vast prairie ocean.