Rye Yacht Club
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Off-the-beach club on the Mornington Peninsula's bay side at Rye, whose sailing school has won state and national instructor awards three times. Welcoming, inclusive and community-driven.
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Sailing club
Off-the-beach club on the Mornington Peninsula's bay side at Rye, whose sailing school has won state and national instructor awards three times. Welcoming, inclusive and community-driven.
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Safety Bay Windsurfing Club was set up in 2024 to get people from Rockingham, Safety Bay and nearby suburbs into windsurfing. It offers beginner lessons and courses with Australian Sailing qualified instructors, provides all the gear you need to start, and sails the calm, breezy waters of Safety Bay, Shoalwater and Penguin Island.
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Safety Beach Sailing Club is a community yacht and sailing club at 185 Marine Drive, Safety Beach, Victoria. The club runs organised on-water programs for keelboats, off‑the‑beach classes and junior sailors, stages racing and event regattas (including Sail Peninsula), offers a junior Learn to Sail program and social/venue facilities (dining and bar, venue hire). The club website provides race calendars, results, membership info and contact details.
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Sailability NSW is a state-level inclusive sailing organisation that supports a network of branches across New South Wales to enable people with disability to sail. Operating through volunteer-led local branches, Sailability NSW provides access to purpose-designed Hansa boats and other accessible craft, and runs recreational, therapeutic and competitive sailing programs. The organisation emphasises accessible infrastructure (pontoons, cranes/hoists and wheelchair-accessible facilities) and partnerships with established sailing clubs to deliver regular sailing days and events.
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Sailability Tasmania has been helping people of all abilities get out on the water since 1999, with volunteer-run sailing in Hobart, Launceston and Wynyard. It welcomes sailors regardless of age, ability or background, with a particular focus on people with disability, and asks only for a small donation to help cover running costs.
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Saltwater Veterans Sailing Project (SVSP) is a mobile, veteran-led sailing club and ACNC-registered health-promotion charity that delivers inclusive on‑water programs for current and former ADF members, allied-nation veterans and their families. SVSP operates as an Australian Sailing‑affiliated club with a travelling Discover Sailing Centre model, running sessions, courses and adaptive pathways through partner yacht and sailing clubs across NSW and other Australian states.
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Sandgate Yacht Club is a community-focused sailing club based on Cabbage Tree Creek at 95 Allpass Parade, Shorncliffe (Bramble Bay / Moreton Bay), Queensland. Founded 14 February 1912, the club runs regular keelboat and dinghy racing across the September–April season, provides cost-free sail training and junior development, supports inclusive sailing for people with disability, and maintains a long local rescue and safety tradition. The clubhouse overlooks Moreton Bay and the club launches boats from a private ramp and pontoon onto Bramble Bay race areas.
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Sandringham Yacht Club is one of Port Phillip's great sailing clubs, with roots going back to 1903 and a burgee flown ever since. From its modern clubhouse and 360-berth marina on Jetty Road, it runs keelboat racing, a J/70 youth program, women in sailing programs, Tackers and OutThere learn to sail, Discover Sailing, cruising courses and SailPASS daily access.
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Sandy Bay Sailing Club is a volunteer-run family dinghy club at Long Point on Hobart's River Derwent, founded in 1948 to get young people — girls included — out sailing. It fields Optimists, International Cadets, ILCAs, 29ers, 49ers, WASZPs and windsurfers, runs Tackers, Cadet, OutThere and adult learn-to-sail programs, and hosts the 2026 International Cadet Australian Championships.
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Saratoga Sailing Club is a community sailing club on the Saratoga Peninsula, Central Coast NSW, organising casual sailing, racing (including Sundays and regattas) and social activities. The club hosts junior membership and welcomes new sailors of varying experience. The clubhouse includes a ground-level boat storage area and an elevated hall (refurbished 2023) with kitchen, deck and views over Brisbane Water that the club hires for functions (weddings, engagements, birthdays and community events).
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Shelley Sailing Club is a small, family-focused dinghy club on the Canning River at Shelley (Perth southern suburbs). Established in the mid-1970s, the club sails predominantly small, off‑the‑beach boats on Sunday afternoons and runs a relaxed junior development and learn-to-sail pathway. Facilities are modest and volunteer-run: a clubroom beside an original boatshed, an elevated start box with a fixed anemometer, club-owned hire Lasers, a safety boat and a canteen. The club is affiliated with Australian Sailing and appears as a stakeholder in Swan‑Canning riverpark boating planning.
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Shepparton Sailability is a not-for-profit, self-funded community service helping people of all ages and abilities learn to sail on Victoria Park Lake in Shepparton. It sails a fleet of six Access yachts, designed for easy, dry boarding and wheelchair access, supported by volunteers and a safety boat.