Are you interested in getting involved in your local sailing club but don’t know where to start? Many clubs around Australia are now offering SailPass, an introductory membership which allows non-members to try sailing and participate in club-sanctioned races and activities.

SailPass gives you the opportunity to try sailing at a reduced cost or even free at some clubs, plus it allows you to get the feel for a club before doing a course or becoming a club member. It is a fantastic way to have a great day out and learn new skills with your friends, family or work colleagues, while enjoying the lifestyle and amazing locations provided by a sailing club near you.

SailPass offers safe, quick, easy and affordable access to sailing. It is a means by which non-members can go sailing at a club near them – it’s a form of introductory or short-term membership (for a day); a simple way to get involved, try sailing and have fun!
 

With SailPass becoming increasingly more popular at clubs Australia-wide, now is the time to take the leap and sign up for your first sailing adventure!

Looking for additional programs that might suit you?

SheSails is all about enjoying your sailing adventure in a fun, friendly and safe environment, and is designed to encourage women of all ages to enjoy sailing through organised activities at your local sailing club. Visit www.shesails.org.au to find a SheSails event near you.

If you are looking to contact your local club to see what opportunities they have for you to come down and try our fantastic support, you can use our Club Finder to find your nearest Australian Sailing Affiliated Club. Not sure about sailing but interested in volunteering instead? Use the Australian Sailing Club finder to find a club near you and contact them today.

So, what are you waiting for? Have a look at SailPass on the website today to choose a location that works for you!
 
Are you a club decision maker looking to implement SailPass at your club? We’re here to help! Have a look at the Australian Sailing website here for more resources and implementation recommendations and guidelines.