Prince Rupert Rowing & Yacht Club
121 Georges Hills Way,
Prince Rupert, BC
V8J 1A3
Tel:250 624-4317
Fax:250 624-4317
Email: info@prryc.com | |
Established in 1912, PRRYC is one of the oldest Yacht Clubs in Canada. We have the third deepest natural harbour in the world, and are BC's most northerly port. Prince Rupert is served by air, road and rail and has facilities for all types of pleasure and commercial crafts. This is your first port of entry heading south from Alaska and Canadian Customs is open twenty-four hours a day for clearance.
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Spend a few days here by taking in the sights and learning about the history and culture of the area. Visit the Museum of Northern British Columbia, explore the downtown and quaint Cow Bay area. Explore our beauttiful coastline or fish for our famous Spring "Tyee" Salmon and enormous Halibut. Stock up on necessary groceries, fuel, water and boat parts. Enjoy taking in the "Northern" life that makes Prince Rupert a special place.
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Harbour Coordinates are 54 degrees 19'N, 130 degrees 20'W . The Port of Prince Rupert and the approaches are covered by Canadian Charts 3957, 3958 and 3955 or B.A. charts. Prince Rupert Coast Guard Radio is VHF Channel 16. Yacht Club Radio is VHF Channel 73.
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