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Sailing Instructions and Courses Mahone Islands Day Race

Sailing Instructions and Courses Mahone Islands Day Race

Information for the July 1st Mahone Islands Day Race.

The Course will go around several of the MICA Islands. Those that are racing will start at the Mailman and Kelley Wharf in Indian Point. There are two courses, the Class B course will include the islands of Andrews, Goat,  and Bella. The Cass A and A+ will include the Islands of Andrews, Sheep, Covey, Backmans, Masons and Bella.

Registered Boats will receive their Pursuit Start times by email. First Start at 1300HRS, July 1st

Click here for the Sailing Instructions

Click here for start times

Please be respectful of other boaters, especially in constricted passages such as Indian Point.

Those that are not racing are welcome to follow the course charts.

Course B

  • Start between the Yellow Mark and the Mailman and Kelley Wharf
  • Leave Andrews Island to Port
  • Leave Goat Island to Port
  • Leave Rous Island to Port
  • Leave Spectacle Island to Starboard
  • Leave Bella Island to Starboard
  • Leave Kauleback to Port
  • Leave Zwicker Island to Port
  • Finish between the Yellow Mark and the Mailman and Kelley Wharf

Click for the chart Course B

Course A and A+

  • Start between the Yellow Mark and the Mailman and Kelley Wharf
  • Leave Andrews Island to Starboard
  • Leave Goat Island to Port
  • Leave Coveys Island to Port
  • Leave Backmans Island to Starboard
  • Leave Masons Island to Starboard
  • Leave Bella Island to Port
  • Leave Kauleback to Port
  • Leave Zwicker Island to Port
  • Finish between the Yellow Mark and the Mailman and Kelley Wharf

Click for the chart Course A and A+

The Mahone Islands Conservation Association (MICA) and its partners (the Province of Nova Scotia, the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg and the Municipality of the District of Chester) have invested very significant financial resources to bring 18 Mahone Bay islands or island properties into public ownership for conservation and for traditional public use. Find out more at https://www.mahoneislands.ns.ca/