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Northwest Maritime Center, main meeting room upstairs
Our annual free Safety Day workshops will feature "Suddenly in Command" presented by Bradley Brooks of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, a sack lunch ($15) and an afternoon session on safely "Crossing the Straits" of Juan de Fuca, presented by Captain Roger Slade, owner/operator of TowBoatUS on the northern Olympic Peninsula.
Join us at the NWMC for a fun Chowder Potluck following our Safety & Training Day programs. We seek to have 10 different chowders to sample. You will be invited to provide a chowder, appetizer, salad, or dessert. Please indicate what you plan to bring upon registration.
Fri, May 1, 2026 at 12:00 PM
The Opening Day Cruise will offer everyone connected with the PTYC a great way to kick off the 2026 boating season. Boat owners can enjoy mooring at Point Hudson on Friday before cruising in front of downtown Port Townsend Saturday morning. If spending the night doesn’t fit your plans, then bring your boat over on Saturday morning for the downtown cruise.
Non-boat owners - here’s a great opportunity to check out some boats, chat with nautically minded people and enjoy some time out on the water. Stop by and visit PTYC’s moored boats Friday night and join in on happy hour at the marina before the Past Commodores Dinner at the Maritime Center. On Saturday morning come by for coffee and muffins before jumping on a boat for a nice cruise in front of downtown Port Townsend!
The dates and times include an overnight stay Friday May 1st at Point Hudson then happy hour at the marina on Friday night an hour before the Past Commodores Dinner. On Saturday morning, muffins and coffee on the docks between 9:00 and 10:00 then a downtown cruise starting at 11:00.
Just so you know – the registration for the Past Commodore’s dinner Friday night will be made and handled separately from this cruise.
Northwest Maritime Center
Kick off the weekend with our annual dinner honoring our Club‘s Past Commodores! We‘ll enjoy a catered dinner preceded by a Blessing of the Fleet to enable safe passages for the season ahead. Registration closes April 20th
We request that all Past Commodores wear a Navy Blazer for picture taking...ties are optional!
Sat, May 2, 2026 at 12:00 PM
The Opening Day Cruise will offer everyone connected with the PTYC a great way to kick off the 2026 boating season. Boat owners can enjoy mooring at Point Hudson on Friday before cruising in front of downtown Port Townsend Saturday morning. If spending the night doesn’t fit your plans, then bring your boat over on Saturday morning for the downtown cruise.
Non-boat owners - here’s a great opportunity to check out some boats, chat with nautically minded people and enjoy some time out on the water. Stop by and visit PTYC’s moored boats Friday night and join in on happy hour at the marina before the Past Commodores Dinner at the Maritime Center. On Saturday morning come by for coffee and muffins before jumping on a boat for a nice cruise in front of downtown Port Townsend!
The dates and times include an overnight stay Friday May 1st at Point Hudson then happy hour at the marina on Friday night an hour before the Past Commodores Dinner. On Saturday morning, muffins and coffee on the docks between 9:00 and 10:00 then a downtown cruise starting at 11:00.
Just so you know – the registration for the Past Commodore’s dinner Friday night will be made and handled separately from this cruise.
Northwest Maritime Center
Tue, May 5, 2026 at 12:00 PM
Open to all interested members.
It‘s a Hat Trick! Our third annual cruise to Hat Island. We are excited to welcome in May with a three night stay at at Hat Island. (aka Gedney Island), a privately owned Island and Marina just west of Everett. Our schedule is to arrive on Wednesday May 6th, stay three nights, then depart on the 9th. We are only able to reserve 12 slips at the marina (which include power and water) so space is limited.
It‘s a Hat Trick! Our third annual cruise to Hat Island. We are excited to welcome in May with a three night stay at at Hat Island. (aka Gedney Island), a privately owned Island and Marina just west of Everett. Our schedule is to arrive on Wednesday May 6th, stay three nights, then depart on the 9th. We are only able to reserve 12 slips at the marina (which include power and water) so space is limited.
It‘s a Hat Trick! Our third annual cruise to Hat Island. We are excited to welcome in May with a three night stay at at Hat Island. (aka Gedney Island), a privately owned Island and Marina just west of Everett. Our schedule is to arrive on Wednesday May 6th, stay three nights, then depart on the 9th. We are only able to reserve 12 slips at the marina (which include power and water) so space is limited.
It‘s a Hat Trick! Our third annual cruise to Hat Island. We are excited to welcome in May with a three night stay at at Hat Island. (aka Gedney Island), a privately owned Island and Marina just west of Everett. Our schedule is to arrive on Wednesday May 6th, stay three nights, then depart on the 9th. We are only able to reserve 12 slips at the marina (which include power and water) so space is limited.
Oliver & Morris Room at the Northwest Maritime Center
Tue, May 12, 2026 at 6:30 PM
"Buying and Selling a Boat; How to Protect Your Investment!" presented by Rob Sanderson.
Port Townsend Boat Company is one of the top rated Yacht Brokerages on the Olympic Peninsula and has been in operation since 2018. The owner, Rob Sanderson, is a 100-ton USCG Captain, ASA and US Sailing Instructor and has worked in the maritime industry for over 30 years; and lived in Port Townsend for over 20 years.
The program is preceded by a half hour social time and followed by a business meeting.
Tue, Jun 2, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Northwest Maritime Center
Tue, Jun 2, 2026 at 12:00 PM
Open to all interested members
Wed, Jun 3, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Thu, Jun 4, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Fri, Jun 5, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Sat, Jun 6, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Sun, Jun 7, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Mon, Jun 8, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Mon, Jun 8, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Tue, Jun 9, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Tue, Jun 9, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Oliver & Morris Room at the Northwest Maritime Center
Tue, Jun 9, 2026 at 6:30 PM
Darren and Daeron, also known as The Boat Geeks, published their first podcast on YouTube in January 2024. At the same time, they acquired the PNW Boaters Guide app. In just one year, the podcast had grown to more than 70,000 subscribers, and more than 13,000 downloads of the free Boaters Guide app. And this year they launched Boat Geeks Radio, which is nautically inspired original music streaming free 24/7 at boatgeeksradio.com.
They’re going to talk about how they got started, where they’re going, and they’ll share some fun moments from their more than 50 podcasts.
The program is preceded by a social time and followed by a business meeting.
Wed, Jun 10, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Wed, Jun 10, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Thu, Jun 11, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Thu, Jun 11, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Fri, Jun 12, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Fri, Jun 12, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Sat, Jun 13, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Sat, Jun 13, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Sun, Jun 14, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Sun, Jun 14, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Mon, Jun 15, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Mon, Jun 15, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Tue, Jun 16, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Tue, Jun 16, 2026 at 8:00 AM
We are full with 10 boats. If you want to still join, please call Jim Gorski at 907-230-6801 for the alternative registration process.
We are exploring new ports of call in Canada to include old favorites in the Gulf Islands and new (for some of us) adventures crossing the Straits of Georgia to the Sunshine Coast. In order to ensure that we have space, 10 moorage slips have been tentatively set aside in each of the marinas we visit. If we hit the 10 boat capacity, and more want to attend, they just have to call but may not be co-located with the club.
Wed, Jun 17, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Thu, Jun 18, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Fri, Jun 19, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Sat, Jun 20, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Sun, Jun 21, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Mon, Jun 22, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Ever been to the Canadian Gulf Islands? Well both first time cruisers and experienced salts will enjoy this open-ended cruise up to Otter Bay on North Pender Island. The Otter Bay Marina and Resort is only 10 miles into Canada and it offers a full list of amenities that will help slow you right down to island time. The plan is to depart from Port Townsend on 6/22 and arrive in Otter Bay on 6/23 for a two-night stay. Starting 6/25, you can choose to go further north into the Gulf Islands with the Cruise Captain, stay more nights, or start your own journey back towards the San Juan Islands. You will have the support of an experienced PTYC Cruise Captain to prepare for Canadian and US customs. This cruise offers a wonderful opportunity for PTYC members and guests.
Tue, Jun 23, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Ever been to the Canadian Gulf Islands? Well both first time cruisers and experienced salts will enjoy this open-ended cruise up to Otter Bay on North Pender Island. The Otter Bay Marina and Resort is only 10 miles into Canada and it offers a full list of amenities that will help slow you right down to island time. The plan is to depart from Port Townsend on 6/22 and arrive in Otter Bay on 6/23 for a two-night stay. Starting 6/25, you can choose to go further north into the Gulf Islands with the Cruise Captain, stay more nights, or start your own journey back towards the San Juan Islands. You will have the support of an experienced PTYC Cruise Captain to prepare for Canadian and US customs. This cruise offers a wonderful opportunity for PTYC members and guests.
Ever been to the Canadian Gulf Islands? Well both first time cruisers and experienced salts will enjoy this open-ended cruise up to Otter Bay on North Pender Island. The Otter Bay Marina and Resort is only 10 miles into Canada and it offers a full list of amenities that will help slow you right down to island time. The plan is to depart from Port Townsend on 6/22 and arrive in Otter Bay on 6/23 for a two-night stay. Starting 6/25, you can choose to go further north into the Gulf Islands with the Cruise Captain, stay more nights, or start your own journey back towards the San Juan Islands. You will have the support of an experienced PTYC Cruise Captain to prepare for Canadian and US customs. This cruise offers a wonderful opportunity for PTYC members and guests.
Wed, Jun 24, 2026 at 8:00 AM
With this cruise we are heading to one of the most beautiful destinations on the B.C. mainland coast to visit Princess Louisa Inlet and the famous Chatterbox Falls. One frequent description is “Heaven on Earth.” This is an isolated inlet that is entered via the Malibu Rapids and is surrounded by 3,000 foot high mountains that sharply rise from the sea and are dripping with waterfalls. Yes, it can be wet, but it can also be glorious!
Ever been to the Canadian Gulf Islands? Well both first time cruisers and experienced salts will enjoy this open-ended cruise up to Otter Bay on North Pender Island. The Otter Bay Marina and Resort is only 10 miles into Canada and it offers a full list of amenities that will help slow you right down to island time. The plan is to depart from Port Townsend on 6/22 and arrive in Otter Bay on 6/23 for a two-night stay. Starting 6/25, you can choose to go further north into the Gulf Islands with the Cruise Captain, stay more nights, or start your own journey back towards the San Juan Islands. You will have the support of an experienced PTYC Cruise Captain to prepare for Canadian and US customs. This cruise offers a wonderful opportunity for PTYC members and guests.
Ever been to the Canadian Gulf Islands? Well both first time cruisers and experienced salts will enjoy this open-ended cruise up to Otter Bay on North Pender Island. The Otter Bay Marina and Resort is only 10 miles into Canada and it offers a full list of amenities that will help slow you right down to island time. The plan is to depart from Port Townsend on 6/22 and arrive in Otter Bay on 6/23 for a two-night stay. Starting 6/25, you can choose to go further north into the Gulf Islands with the Cruise Captain, stay more nights, or start your own journey back towards the San Juan Islands. You will have the support of an experienced PTYC Cruise Captain to prepare for Canadian and US customs. This cruise offers a wonderful opportunity for PTYC members and guests.
Ever been to the Canadian Gulf Islands? Well both first time cruisers and experienced salts will enjoy this open-ended cruise up to Otter Bay on North Pender Island. The Otter Bay Marina and Resort is only 10 miles into Canada and it offers a full list of amenities that will help slow you right down to island time. The plan is to depart from Port Townsend on 6/22 and arrive in Otter Bay on 6/23 for a two-night stay. Starting 6/25, you can choose to go further north into the Gulf Islands with the Cruise Captain, stay more nights, or start your own journey back towards the San Juan Islands. You will have the support of an experienced PTYC Cruise Captain to prepare for Canadian and US customs. This cruise offers a wonderful opportunity for PTYC members and guests.
Thu, Jul 2, 2026 at 8:00 AM
Come spend the 4th of July at Reid Harbor. A true PTYC tradition is the annual 4th of July cruise to Reid Harbor. For more than three decades our Club has shown our patriotic colors and embarked on a 4th July dinghy parade like no other to greet fellow boaters anchored in this lovely Harbor. Rain or shine, we brighten the day for those yachters who seek a "quiet" holiday celebration.
Fri, Jul 3, 2026 at 8:00 AM
Come spend the 4th of July at Reid Harbor. A true PTYC tradition is the annual 4th of July cruise to Reid Harbor. For more than three decades our Club has shown our patriotic colors and embarked on a 4th July dinghy parade like no other to greet fellow boaters anchored in this lovely Harbor. Rain or shine, we brighten the day for those yachters who seek a "quiet" holiday celebration.
Sat, Jul 4, 2026 at 8:00 AM
Come spend the 4th of July at Reid Harbor. A true PTYC tradition is the annual 4th of July cruise to Reid Harbor. For more than three decades our Club has shown our patriotic colors and embarked on a 4th July dinghy parade like no other to greet fellow boaters anchored in this lovely Harbor. Rain or shine, we brighten the day for those yachters who seek a "quiet" holiday celebration.
Sun, Jul 5, 2026 at 8:00 AM
Come spend the 4th of July at Reid Harbor. A true PTYC tradition is the annual 4th of July cruise to Reid Harbor. For more than three decades our Club has shown our patriotic colors and embarked on a 4th July dinghy parade like no other to greet fellow boaters anchored in this lovely Harbor. Rain or shine, we brighten the day for those yachters who seek a "quiet" holiday celebration.
Mon, Jul 6, 2026 at 8:00 AM
Come spend the 4th of July at Reid Harbor. A true PTYC tradition is the annual 4th of July cruise to Reid Harbor. For more than three decades our Club has shown our patriotic colors and embarked on a 4th July dinghy parade like no other to greet fellow boaters anchored in this lovely Harbor. Rain or shine, we brighten the day for those yachters who seek a "quiet" holiday celebration.
Sat, Jul 25, 2026 at 3:30 PM
Dust off that Hawaiian shirt or your best flowery prints and join our 2nd annual Marrowstone Island gathering at the home of Bob and Debbie Williams. The spirit of Aloha will be in abundance as we celebrate summer and warm PTYC friendships mixed with "onolicious" foods!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Explore the South Puget Sound with us. There’s good reason that South Puget Sound is home to over a dozen state-managed marine parks. The area is a labyrinth of protected inlets, calm waters, and a significantly more peaceful, rural atmosphere compared to the bustling Central and North Sound. Its waters are generally protected from heavy winds, often “feeling more like a lake than a sound”. The warm water inlets are a treat to explore so be sure to bring your BBQ, swimsuit, kayak, SUP, and even scuba equipment. Stopping over for a Mariner‘s game against is also on the itinerary!
Northwest Maritime Center
Tue, Sep 1, 2026 at 12:00 PM
Open to all interested members.
Oliver & Morris Room at the Northwest Maritime Center
Tue, Sep 8, 2026 at 6:30 PM
Program:
Speaker:
The program is preceded by a social time and followed by a business meeting.
September is usually great cruising weather so why not join us for one last cruise before Fall weather keeps us at home? This year we are planning to head north on September 10th to Victoria B.C. for 3 nights and 2 full days of "play" moored in front of the iconic Empress Hotel. Then we cast off for a two-night stay in Sidney. This stop will give us the opportunity to visit the Salish Sea Aquarium and Waterfront Park. Two nights at Otter Bay will wrap up the cruise. Otter Bay offers something for everyone - wonderful hiking, two swimming pools and access to the local golf course.
September is usually great cruising weather so why not join us for one last cruise before Fall weather keeps us at home? This year we are planning to head north on September 10th to Victoria B.C. for 3 nights and 2 full days of "play" moored in front of the iconic Empress Hotel. Then we cast off for a two-night stay in Sidney. This stop will give us the opportunity to visit the Salish Sea Aquarium and Waterfront Park. Two nights at Otter Bay will wrap up the cruise. Otter Bay offers something for everyone - wonderful hiking, two swimming pools and access to the local golf course.
September is usually great cruising weather so why not join us for one last cruise before Fall weather keeps us at home? This year we are planning to head north on September 10th to Victoria B.C. for 3 nights and 2 full days of "play" moored in front of the iconic Empress Hotel. Then we cast off for a two-night stay in Sidney. This stop will give us the opportunity to visit the Salish Sea Aquarium and Waterfront Park. Two nights at Otter Bay will wrap up the cruise. Otter Bay offers something for everyone - wonderful hiking, two swimming pools and access to the local golf course.
September is usually great cruising weather so why not join us for one last cruise before Fall weather keeps us at home? This year we are planning to head north on September 10th to Victoria B.C. for 3 nights and 2 full days of "play" moored in front of the iconic Empress Hotel. Then we cast off for a two-night stay in Sidney. This stop will give us the opportunity to visit the Salish Sea Aquarium and Waterfront Park. Two nights at Otter Bay will wrap up the cruise. Otter Bay offers something for everyone - wonderful hiking, two swimming pools and access to the local golf course.
September is usually great cruising weather so why not join us for one last cruise before Fall weather keeps us at home? This year we are planning to head north on September 10th to Victoria B.C. for 3 nights and 2 full days of "play" moored in front of the iconic Empress Hotel. Then we cast off for a two-night stay in Sidney. This stop will give us the opportunity to visit the Salish Sea Aquarium and Waterfront Park. Two nights at Otter Bay will wrap up the cruise. Otter Bay offers something for everyone - wonderful hiking, two swimming pools and access to the local golf course.
September is usually great cruising weather so why not join us for one last cruise before Fall weather keeps us at home? This year we are planning to head north on September 10th to Victoria B.C. for 3 nights and 2 full days of "play" moored in front of the iconic Empress Hotel. Then we cast off for a two-night stay in Sidney. This stop will give us the opportunity to visit the Salish Sea Aquarium and Waterfront Park. Two nights at Otter Bay will wrap up the cruise. Otter Bay offers something for everyone - wonderful hiking, two swimming pools and access to the local golf course.
September is usually great cruising weather so why not join us for one last cruise before Fall weather keeps us at home? This year we are planning to head north on September 10th to Victoria B.C. for 3 nights and 2 full days of "play" moored in front of the iconic Empress Hotel. Then we cast off for a two-night stay in Sidney. This stop will give us the opportunity to visit the Salish Sea Aquarium and Waterfront Park. Two nights at Otter Bay will wrap up the cruise. Otter Bay offers something for everyone - wonderful hiking, two swimming pools and access to the local golf course.
September is usually great cruising weather so why not join us for one last cruise before Fall weather keeps us at home? This year we are planning to head north on September 10th to Victoria B.C. for 3 nights and 2 full days of "play" moored in front of the iconic Empress Hotel. Then we cast off for a two-night stay in Sidney. This stop will give us the opportunity to visit the Salish Sea Aquarium and Waterfront Park. Two nights at Otter Bay will wrap up the cruise. Otter Bay offers something for everyone - wonderful hiking, two swimming pools and access to the local golf course.
Northwest Maritime Center
Tue, Oct 6, 2026 at 12:00 PM
Open to all interested members.
Oliver & Morris Room at the Northwest Maritime Center
Tue, Oct 13, 2026 at 6:30 PM
Program:
Speaker:
The program is preceded by a social time and followed by a business meeting.
Northwest Maritime Center
Tue, Nov 3, 2026 at 12:00 PM
Open to all interested members.
Oliver & Morris Room at the Northwest Maritime Center
Tue, Nov 10, 2026 at 6:30 PM
Program:
Speaker:
The program is preceded by a social time and followed by a business meeting.
Do you enjoy the warm camaraderie of a Holiday cruise in early December? If so, consider this December 1st through 6th cruise to the festive Seattle waterfront and Festival of Lights display at the Port of Kingston! Both venues offer excellent holiday sights and activities. If you are unable to bring your boat, please come join us for a group meal at either location to celebrate the holiday season.
Northwest Maritime Center
Tue, Dec 1, 2026 at 12:00 PM
Open to all interested members.
Do you enjoy the warm camaraderie of a Holiday cruise in early December? If so, consider this December 1st through 6th cruise to the festive Seattle waterfront and Festival of Lights display at the Port of Kingston! Both venues offer excellent holiday sights and activities. If you are unable to bring your boat, please come join us for a group meal at either location to celebrate the holiday season.
Do you enjoy the warm camaraderie of a Holiday cruise in early December? If so, consider this December 1st through 6th cruise to the festive Seattle waterfront and Festival of Lights display at the Port of Kingston! Both venues offer excellent holiday sights and activities. If you are unable to bring your boat, please come join us for a group meal at either location to celebrate the holiday season.
Do you enjoy the warm camaraderie of a Holiday cruise in early December? If so, consider this December 1st through 6th cruise to the festive Seattle waterfront and Festival of Lights display at the Port of Kingston! Both venues offer excellent holiday sights and activities. If you are unable to bring your boat, please come join us for a group meal at either location to celebrate the holiday season.
Do you enjoy the warm camaraderie of a Holiday cruise in early December? If so, consider this December 1st through 6th cruise to the festive Seattle waterfront and Festival of Lights display at the Port of Kingston! Both venues offer excellent holiday sights and activities. If you are unable to bring your boat, please come join us for a group meal at either location to celebrate the holiday season.
Do you enjoy the warm camaraderie of a Holiday cruise in early December? If so, consider this December 1st through 6th cruise to the festive Seattle waterfront and Festival of Lights display at the Port of Kingston! Both venues offer excellent holiday sights and activities. If you are unable to bring your boat, please come join us for a group meal at either location to celebrate the holiday season.
Sat, Dec 12, 2026 at 5:30 PM
Guaranteed to be a fun holiday dinner and celebration. Details yet to be announced.
Oliver & Morris Room at the Northwest Maritime Center
Sat, Dec 12, 2026 at 6:30 PM
A very quick member meeting will precede the Holiday Dinner & Party