
The clubhouse sits directly on the foreshore, at the entrance to Martha Cove.
Safety Beach Sailing Club sits right on the foreshore at the entrance to Martha Cove, with Arthurs Seat rising behind and Dromana Bay stretching out in front. The club has been part of this coast since 1967, and its renewed clubhouse gives the whole upper floor to the day — a bright room behind full-length glass, a deck that wraps toward the water, and the unhurried feel of a place where people have always come together. Guests arrive off Marine Drive, park by the foreshore and take the lift or stairs up. From there, the water is company for the whole of the day.

A bright upstairs room with a wall of glass framing the bay and a fireplace at its head. It seats up to 145 for the service, with room to stand at the back, and resets easily into a relaxed space for the gathering that follows.

Beside the main room, behind its own partition, refreshments are set quietly while the service is underway. Afterwards the partition opens and the two rooms become one — the gathering simply begins, without moving anyone anywhere.

Off the main room, a generous north-facing deck wraps toward the water, partly sheltered so the outlook holds whatever the weather. Guests drift out with a cup of tea to watch the boats slip through to the marina, and to take in the air.

A few steps from the main room, the bar looks after the gathering — and offers a quieter corner for anyone who needs a moment to themselves before rejoining the room.
If there's anything that would help your family be here comfortably, tell us — we'll make sure everyone can be part of the day.