Reciprocal Clubs Malaysia

ROYAL IPOH CLUB

With it's history dating back earlier than 1895, the Royal Ipoh Club is centrally located in Ipoh amidst the luscious green playing fields of the Ipoh Padang. From it's humble beginning as a laundry house by the Japanese Imperial Army for the officers living at the nearby St. Michael’s Institution, the Royal Ipoh Club has evolved through the years to become one of the oldest elite club in Ipoh. Our reputation in maintaining a strict code of excellence and standards has been recognized by our royal patronage the late Sultan of Perak, D.Y.M.M. Paduka Seri Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah. The Royal Ipoh Club also features a variety of dining options, sports facilities, well stocked library as well as a social event calendar that caters to members needs. Beyond amenities, the intangibles are what complete the experience, the feeling of belonging each time you enter the clubhouse and our personalized service all leads to fond memories and long lasting friendships.

Tawau Yacht Club

Founded in 1962, Tawau Yacht Club is one of the oldest social & recreational club in Tawau. The club has been actively  promoting  sailing and other maritime sports in Tawau. On land, Yacht Club provide social amenities for club members and every form of activities incidental thereto.

Sandakan Yacht Club

The Sandakan Yacht Club (SYC) was established in early 1952 and has been operating continuously under the same name making SYC one of, if not the oldest Yacht Club in Malaysia. Amongst the founders of the Club were Mr. Robin Gossip (Chartered Bank) as the first Commodore, Mr. John Sykes (Chairman of Sandakan Town Board) and Mr. A.R. Dusty Miller (Superintendent of police). The object of SYC is to encourage interest in Sailing, motor boating, fishing and other sea sports. The initial membership of 45 has grown to over 500 today. SYC has also forged many affiliations with Clubs both within Malaysia and internationally. Situated just off the northern end of Sandakan Town, along Buli Sim-Sim Road, SYC has grown from a humble beginning of a small wooden structure built along the waterfront, to become one of the more established maritime landmarks clearly visible to seafarers entering and leaving the Sandakan Harbour

Royal Selangor Yacht Club

Located close to the mouth of the Klang River in Port Klang, RSYC is the premiere venue for competitive yachting, sail training, power boating, sea fishing and water sports in the Selangor and the Klang Valley. By road, the club can be easily accessed from Kuala Lumpur via the NKVE, the Federal Highway or the KESAS Highway. Travel time is 30 minutes from Petaling Jaya and 45 minutes from Kuala Lumpur Centre. There is a direct KTM rail connection from Central Station to Port Klang station, which is less than a kilometre from RSYC.

Royal Langkawi Yacht Club

The marina is about 2km or 5 minutes drive to Kuah, the island’s town centre, providing excellent access to duty-free shops, banks , post office , hardware stores and other business facilities on the island. Pontoons have direct electricity, fuel and water supply with complementary Wi-Fi connection. CQIP offices are conveniently accessible within 5 minutes walk from RLYC marina

Piasau Boat Club

Piasau Boat Club aims to provide adequate social and water sporting, and other recreational facilities to its Members in good order and condition and to actively promote social, water sporting, and other recreational activities amongst its Members, the local community and other Clubs.

Key Contact Person: Georgios Samouilidis
Designation: COMMODORE
Correspondence Address: C/O: Sarawak Shell Bhd Lutong, 98100 Miri, Sarawak

Perak Yacht Club

Kinabalu Yacht Club

Located on the northern part of the island of Borneo in the Malasian state of Sabah, the KINABALU YACHT CLUB (or “KYC”) is one of the oldest surviving from the colonial era. Sitting next to the Tanjung Aru Beach along the coastal stretch towards the Shangri-la Tanjung Aru Resort Hotel in the state capital, Kota Kinabalu, the KYC is easily accessible by sea or by road.