Gentle & Safe Introduction
Structured Learning
Friendships
Parent Involvement
Australian Sailing Accredited Training Facility
WAIS Affiliated Training Facility
Teens Try Sailing with Tackers, our introductory sailing course for 11 – 12 year-olds. The course aims to deliver a fun on-water experience for kids to try the sport of sailing at an affordable entry price. The course is run by Australian Sailing-accredited instructors and incorporates games, adventures, and group training drills to develop fundamental skills in a safe environment. There isn’t a court, pitch, gymnasium, or oval like other sports, instead, you have the beautiful Swan River to explore.
The Teens Try Sailing with Tackers course is $380 and runs over five 4 hour sessions, held during the school holidays.
Once sailors have completed a Teen Tackers course they may receive an invitation* to join our Open Skiff Green Fleet weekly training group to continue developing their skills and passion for the sport of sailing or alternatively may complete a second course to further develop confidence and skills in the boat before progressing.
| Age 11-12 years old |
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| No Prior Experience |
| Boat Supplied – Plastic Open Skiff |
| School Holidays |
| Five 4 Hour Sessions |
The courses run for five 4 hour sessions, the costs are $380 for Holiday Camps.
If this is your first sailing course you will need to click “Sign Up” for an Australian Sailing number during registration.
You will be guided through these steps once you click “enrol” for a course below.
Holiday Camps
Please note that our courses are available from October to April and close for Winter.
Please pop in an EOI if you would like to be notified when new course dates are released.
Have Questions?
Feel free to contact our Head Coach, and Training Coordinator, with any questions about the course and getting your child involved.
You may also like to get your name down on the expression of interest form by clicking the contact us button.
*The invitation to join Green Fleet is based on an assessment made by the coaches and head coach, primarily around safety awareness, confidence, and competence on the water. Factors such as listening, behavior, commitment, coachability, enjoyment, support of family, size and age all play an important role in the enjoyment and success of the sailors and the whole group.
