Our summer sailing season is in full swing! Tradewinds have returned and the weather has finally normalized. Kaneohe Yacht Club is hosting the Pacific Cup Race which is a 2,100mi trip from San Francisco to Kaneohe Bay. There are 65 boats entered that will be pushing off starting mid-July and arriving just before the end of the month. But even locally, there is just so much sailing on the calendar and I encourage you to all take advantage of it! That may mean entering your boat or jumping on a friend’s depending on the day, location, and course for the Race. Literally every day of the week there is an on the water event!
Monday- “Mainsail Mondays” at Hawaii Yacht Club (Learn to sail and grill and meet new friends)
Tuesday- Cal 20 “Pig Out” races at Waikiki Yacht Club (5 or 6 Club owned boats can compete off Waikiki)
Wednesday- “Wet Wednesday” race at Keehi Lagoon (Race around the reef runway and through Keehi Lagoon)
Thursday- Bulkhead race at Kaneohe Yacht Club (Race around Kaneohe Bay with a new course each week)
Friday- “Beer Can” race put on by HYC and WYC (Race from the Ala Wai to Diamond Head Buoy and back)
RESULTS- 2024 KaLa Vodka Summer Circuit Sailing Regatta (6/8-6/10)
A special thanks to Kaneohe Yacht Club, the Race Sponsors, Rick Osborne and all the Volunteers at that made this Regatta such a success!


See you on the water!
-Sean Doyle
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