Sidney North Saanich
  Yacht Club Since 1981

Welcome

SNSYC was founded in 1981 by a group of individuals interested in boating. From the outset it was friendly and unpretentious, providing an affordable and accessible club serving the powerboat and sailboat communities. The club has about 660 members and a very active Junior Program. The Clubhouse is a distinctive former heritage home, providing club members with a casual atmosphere, with a full service bar and dining room for members, guests, and reciprocal yacht club members. Our reciprocal dock is located at North Saanich Marina on the west shore of Tsehum Harbour.


Winter Club Hours:

Wednesday to Saturday: Bar 4pm - 9pm, Kitchen 5 - 8 pm.

Sunday: Bar 2pm - 8 pm, Kitchen 2 - 8 pm.

Click here to see our seasonally updated menu!

Dining reservations can be made by emailing  bar@snsyc.ca, or call 250-656-4600

SEE CLUB CALENDAR FOR UPCOMING EVENTS 

CLICK HERE FOR CLASSIFIED ADS! 

Cruising

Events

Upcoming events

Racing

Junior Sailing

Tsehum Harbour Cam

Become a member

If you enjoy boating in the lovely Pacific Northwest, join the Sidney North Saanich Yacht Club to take advantage of all the varied activities it has to offer.

You are sure to meet new friends and have a great time!

Contact Us

Executive and Staff Contact List

Location:  1949 Marina Way, North Saanich, B.C. 
(Off MacDonald Park Road)

Phone:  250-656-4600 

Fax:  250-656-6422 

Mailing address:  PO Box 2521, Sidney, B.C. 
Canada V8L 4B9 

Email:  info@snsyc.ca 

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"On or by the Sea, the Friendly Place to be"

Sidney North Saanich Yacht Club is a non-profit organization.
PO Box 2521, Sidney, BC V8L 4B9

We acknowledge and respect that the land on which we gather is the traditional territory of the WSÁNEĆ Peoples. We recognize the Tseycum First Nation, Tsartlip First Nation, Tsawout First Nation, and Pauquachin First Nation whose historical relationship to the land continues to this day.

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