Sailability

Accessible, fun & inclusive sailing for everyone!

What Is Sailability?

  • About.

    Sailing is one of the few sports which people of all abilities can easily participate in!

    Sailability is a program which offers additional assistance to participants in sailing. Individuals can learn to sail solo, with a support worker or with a friend!

    All our programs are run by fully qualified Australian Sailing Instructors!

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  • The Boats.

    Sailabilty uses boats called Hansas. Designed for all ability sailing, these boats have a weighted keel to ensure stability when sailing and decreases the likelihood of capsizing. Hansas are ideal for anyone learning to sail with any level of physical ability!

    Sailability programs have a C-Crane and slings available for any participants that require assistance getting in and out of boats. Feel free to contact us with any questions regarding our C-Crane.

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  • Programs.

    Join a public class via our website!

    Create your own private booking (individuals or schools).

    Bring your own group, 6 participants or more.

    Start Sailing 1 & 2 programs

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Sign up

Click the button below to join one of our individuals groups or alternatively you can contact us to arrange for own private session.

NDIS Support

Many of our participants are plan or self managed with funding from the NDIS. Upon request your NDIS number can be added to your receipt to help you reimburse yourself.

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