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What do we sail ?
Access 303
We have eight Access 303 dinghies. These are ideal if
You want to be taken on a 'pleasure trip'
You will be
accompanied by an experienced sailor and can relax and enjoy our beautiful lake.
You want to learn to sail
If you want, we can show you how to sail. An experienced sailor will show you how to use the jib, mainsail and joystick. Our aim is to develop your sailing skills to the maximum of your ability. So just let us know what you want. If you want to sail on your own, you may then progress to an Access 2.3 single seat dinghy for your first solo sailing.
You are an experienced sailor, capable of sailing on your own
If you are an experienced sailor, and once you have passed our competency test, you will be able to sail the 303 solo. For your comfort, we can fit the boat with a single seat or provide waterproof cushions to support you. |
Access 2.3
This
is the ideal choice for your first introduction to solo sailing. It is safe, simple and forgiving.
We have 3 x Access 2.3.
Electrically Controlled Access 2.3
We have one electrically controlled Access 2.3. If you have limited mobility or no use of your limbs, then this can be an incredibly empowering and liberating experience. Check out Keith Harris, who sails using just his tongue and says "On the water, everyone is equal." |
2.4 Metre Keel Boat
If you want to experience the thrill of sailing, then why not progress to "The most popular single handed keelboat in the world". These are based on the bigger 12 metre yachts used in the America's Cup.
We have 4 x 2.4 metre keel boats. |
 
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This page last updated
17 August, 2010
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