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Sail and Race at Greenwich Sailing Club

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Greenwich Sailing Club is a friendly, family-oriented dinghy sailing club on Sydney Harbour offering participation for all skill levels.

  • Training sessions: Learn-to-sail programs with professional instructors are available including boat hire and club membership, typically held in January and other seasonal periods.
  • Play opportunities: Regular competitive Sunday afternoon racing runs from September through the season, featuring classes such as Optimists, Flying Elevens, Lasers, O’pen Skiffs, and 29ers.
  • Membership details: New members, novices, and returning sailors are welcomed with access to coaching, club facilities, and sailing events. Contact via website or email for joining and event information.
Location : Manns Pl, Greenwich NSW 2065, Australia
Cost : Approx $ 300.00
Activities : Water Sports - Sailing
Gender : Any
Days : Undisclosed - Contact Organiser
Age Group : 18 to 25, 26 to 35, 36 to 50, 51 to 65, 65+
Level : Undisclosed - Contact Organiser

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