George Town Yacht Club is a friendly community club on the Esplanade at George Town, near the mouth of the Tamar River in northern Tasmania. Affiliated with Australian Sailing, it brings together sailors and power boaters with a social clubhouse and water-view bar, club functions and community events.
Georges Bay Sailing and Aquatic Club is a community club on O'Connors Beach at St Helens, on Tasmania's north-east coast. It promotes sailing and other water activities on Georges Bay for everyone from 5 to 95, of all abilities.
Georges River Sailing Club is a waterfront club on Sanoni Ave, Sandringham (Botany Bay) offering membership-based sailing activities alongside substantial hospitality and events facilities. The club promotes its sailing heritage and waterfront views and also markets dining venues (Porta Dining and a Sports Bar), regular live entertainment and community events, and function spaces for weddings, corporate events and private celebrations. On-site parking and phone contact are listed on the site.
Geraldton Yacht Club is a long-established sailing and community club on the Geraldton foreshore (Champion Bay) offering organised sailing activities, club racing, regattas, youth and learn-to-sail programs, social events, licensed dining and function spaces. The club webpage references marina facilities including pen hire/booking contact, launching ramps and boat storage, and notes community programs such as Sailability and an affiliated offshore fishing club.
Gippsland Lakes Yacht Club (GLYC) is a volunteer-run sailing club on the foreshore of McMillan Straits and Lake Victoria at Paynesville, VIC. The club runs year-round organised sailing including Sunday fleet racing, twilight series, Ancient Mariners races, and regattas (including an annual Easter Regatta). Facilities described on the website include a fully‑licenced bar and club rooms with lake views, launching area with ramp and crane, mooring jetties, wet berths, hardstand and undercover boat storage, and venue/hall hire. GLYC is an accredited Discover Sailing Centre and offers sail programs (sailing school, Tackers holiday programs, Sailability sessions, adult/teen programs and school sailing). Visitors may obtain a free Sailpass to sail with the club and are asked to have proof of insurance if racing their own yacht.
Gladstone Marina is a large Gladstone Ports Corporation marina with around 320 berths, fixed wharf and pontoon moorings, diesel fuel and harbour visitor services.
Port Curtis Sailing Club, trading as Gladstone Yacht Club from 1 Goondoon Street, is the finishing club for the Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race and runs Start Sailing courses, club racing and family memberships.
Glenelg Yacht Club is a community sailing and boating club based at the Holdfast Quays Marina (locally known as the Patawalonga) in Glenelg, South Australia. Founded in 2019, the club promotes yachting and boating with an emphasis on inclusive, low-cost membership, social outings and member support. The club represents owners based at the Patawalonga Boat Haven, offers a support network for new and experienced boat owners, and makes use of marina facilities (including a secure fenced vehicle parking area adjacent to the marina). The club says there is no physical clubhouse or restaurant on site.
Global Workboats is a Fremantle-based commercial vessel broker and project adviser focused on workboats and commercial craft. The company markets new and used vessels (including barges, tenders, fishing, passenger and oil & gas vessels), arranges purchases and deliveries, and offers support for new-build projects and refits. The principal is an accredited marine surveyor and the business also acts as an authorised agent for Thuraya, Iridium and Globalstar satellite communications and for ISB ship registry. Contact details listed on the site place the business in Fremantle, Western Australia.