About
Sailability Manly, located in Sydney, is a sports club dedicated to providing freedom on the water for individuals of all abilities. As a part of Sailability NSW and the worldwide Sailability organisation, their primary goal is to facilitate sailing for people with disabilities on the stunning waterways of Manly Cove and North Harbour, which are part of the magnificent Sydney Harbour.
The club sails from the Manly Yacht Club, utilising the expansive and picturesque waters of Manly Cove and North Harbour. They offer a range of activities and events that allow individuals with disabilities to enjoy the thrill and challenge of sailing. Whether you are a sailor or looking to volunteer, Sailability Manly welcomes everyone to try something new and experience the joy of sailing.
For those interested in sailing, the club provides all the necessary information on their website, including sailing dates and how to make a booking. They recommend booking early as they often reach capacity quickly. The cost of sailing for Temporary/Non-Members is $5. 00 per person.
Sailability Manly organises various events throughout the year, including regattas and sailing days, that offer opportunities for both seasoned sailors and newcomers to participate and enjoy the water.
The club also welcomes volunteers who are passionate about helping others discover the joy of sailing. If you're interested in becoming a volunteer, simply reach out to Stephen Bush via email to find out more information.
Sailability Manly's website also provides the latest news and updates about their activities and events. It's a great resource to stay informed and get involved with the club's vibrant community. They encourage everyone to browse their site to see the fun they have and learn more about how they can support individuals with disabilities in enjoying a new challenge.
If you're looking for a sports club that promotes inclusivity and provides a unique and exhilarating experience on the water, Sailability Manly is the perfect choice. Join their community, either as a sailor or volunteer, and discover the freedom of sailing, regardless of ability.
