Twenty one year old Isabelle Quigley became the 18ft Skiffs Queen of the Harbour for 2018 when she teamed with Steve Quigley, Sam Ellis and Scott Babbage in The Kitchen Maker on Sydney Harbout today....
New Zealand's Honda Marine (David McDiarmid, Matt Steven, Brad Collins) became the first Kiwi team to win the 80-year-old JJ Giltinan 18ft Skiff Championship on Sydney Harbour when the team compl...
Tomorrow will be an historic day in JJ Giltinan 18ft Skiff Racing Championship history when a New Zealand team will be the first Kiwi team to win the championship on Sydney Harbour since the first cha...
Australian champion Smeg team were back to their best for the first time in The Winning Group 2018 JJ Giltinan 18ft Skiff Championship when they took points honours of Day 5 racing on Sydney Harbour t...
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Day 4 of The Winning Group 2018 JJ Giltinan International 18ft Skiff Championship was held on Sydney Harbour today when two short-course, windward-return races were sai...
The Australians fought back after an previous domination by the New Zealand teams when Finport Trade Finance took out Race 3 of the Winning Group JJ Giltinan 18ft Skiff Championship on Sydney Harbour ...
New Zealand's domination of the 2018 Winning Group 2018 JJ Giltinan 18ft Skiff Championship continued on Sydney Harbour today when Honda Marine proved too good for the 25-boat fleet of the world&...
The young New Zealand Maersk Line team of Josh Porebski, Jack Simpson and Dave Hazard was a shock, but well-deserved winner of Race 1 of The Winning Group JJ Giltinan International 18ft Skiff Champion...
Lee Knapton, Mike McKensey and Ricky Bridge were superb in the strong Southerly winds on Sydney Harbour today when they steered Smeg to become the Australian 18ft Skiff champion team for 2017-2018 Sea...
The Smeg team of Lee Knapton, Ricky Bridge, Mike McKensey scored a double victory in the Australian 18ft Skiff Championship on Sydney Harbour today, and go into next Sunday's final day with a 14 ...
We were staying at a hotel a short walk away. This is a private club but you can access for dinner if you don’t live within 5km I believe. The staff graciously welcomed us and we had a great dinner.
LaurieL897
As harbour side dining experiences go the 18 footers is simply delightful. A glass of champagne on the deck outside at sunset and I fell in love with this place. Positioned on the Double Bay ferry wharf it looks out over Darling Point and Point...More
Stephen E
My wife and me were there after taking the ferry and spend a very nice afternoon at the club/reataurang where you can sit either outside or inside the club. The Place i surely a Place for people to socialize and have a good time. Since...More
cairns2015
We were staying at a hotel a short walk away. This is a private club but you can access for dinner if you don’t live within 5km I believe. The staff graciously welcomed us and we had a great dinner.
Laurie L
On the ferry wharf in Double Bay, pleasant place for fish & chips. Seating sometimes a bit too cramped. Not cheap, RSL-feel, efficient service.
Ines A