Accessible

Accessible Sessions

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Welcome to our accessible sailing and powerboating information page.  Ages 6 and upwards (no upper age limit).  If you have any kind of impairment, physical disability or learning disability we have scheduled sessions every week. Private sessions also available. Stay active and enjoy being on the water.

See below specific information for the boats, timings, how to book and also links to our Story Boards (step by step guides with pictures for what the sessions involve).

NEW PROJECT – GOOD DAY PROMISE – free sessions for the terminally or seriously ill and their loved ones. 

Please click here for the Good Day Promise details

Please click here for our location and contact details link if you have any further questions and to get in touch.

What is available on our Accessible Boats?

Regular sessions available every week, all year round.

Beginner – racing, adult only sessions, and more!

Gain RYA certification in sailing and powerboating.  Pre-booking is essential.  Get in touch to discuss your requirements or book in online.

Book in on one of our scheduled weekly sessions or book a private session.  Get in touch to organise a private session.

NEW PROJECT – GOOD DAY PROMISE – free sessions for the terminally ill and their loved ones.  Please click here for the Good Day Promise details

Current Scheduled sessions –

Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays –

11am – 12.30pm

1.15pm – 2.45pm

3pm – 4.30pm

See below for specific sailing and powerboating information and page links –

Accessible Sailing Boat

Hawk 20 (pictured) Accessible Keelboat and can take up to 5 passengers. We also have a Drascombe Longboat which can take up to 8 passengers.

Both boats are very versatile.

We have a support seat to enable people who cannot sit unaided to sail this boat. Sailors can be hoisted in with a sling system.

READ MORE HERE by clicking on this link for – Accessible Sailing Session Further Information and Frequently Asked Questions

Before you visit you can READ OUR STORYBOARD which is a picture and step by step description of what to expect when you come on a sailing session –

Click here for the Sailing STORYBOARD link

Accessible Powerboat

This is a fantastic boat for anyone with either a physical disability, including wheelchair users and people with mobility problems or a learning difficulty.  A variety of other sessions available for compatibility purposes.

READ MORE HERE by clicking on this link for – Accessible Powerboating Session Further Information and Frequently Asked Questions

Before you visit you can READ OUR STORYBOARD which is a picture and step by step description of what to expect when you come on a powerboating session –

Click here for the Powerboating STORYBOARD link

 

What is Mylor Sailability?

The Mylor Sailability is the charitable arm of Mylor Sailing School and is a Charity Incorporated Organisation (CIO) charity number 1159984 and was founded by Tracey Boyne (owner of Mylor Sailing School) in 2014. Due to the very high demand of sailing and powerboating activities required for all ages and levels of health impairments, physical disabilities and learning difficutlies, a charitable arm of Mylor Sailing School was started. It is dependent on outside donations and funding to keep the sessions as affordable as possible.

For the information on our trustees, you can see a link at the footer of the page.

Want to make a donation? You can do so with Just Giving (gift aid included)
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News

On the water with Clare, our new Drascombe! We are delighted to welcome Clare to our fleet of Sailability training boats. She is a beautiful Drascombe Longboat, with pretty lines and is fully adapted to allow maximum accessibility for our charity arm, Mylor Sailability.  This fantastic boat can take up to 9 people including our instructor, […]

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man driving accessible powerboat at Mylor Sailability Falmouth Cornwall GOOD DAY PROMISE

Mylor Sailing School creating the ‘Good Day Promise’ Families from across Cornwall and Plymouth that are supported by Little Harbour children’s hospice in St Austell are being invited for free sessions at Mylor Sailing and Powerboat School courtesy of the charity Mylor Sailability. After receiving funding from Cornwall Community Foundation and Seasalt Clothing Company, Sailability […]

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WE WON BRONZE at the Visit England, Awards for Excellence! We are absolutely delighted to be recognised for the work we do to make sailing accessible to everyone. The work we do for sailability is a passion and we are proud that we can make sailing and powerboating inclusive for all. We are so proud […]

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SAILING AVAILABLE ON OUR DRASCOMBE LONGBOAT, IS A LARGER BOAT AND VERY STABLE OR OUR BENETEAU FIRST 21.7.  CALL FOR MORE DETAILS.

NEW PROJECT – GOOD DAY PROMISE – free sessions for the terminally ill and their loved ones.  Please click here for the Good Day Promise details

Accessible Sailing and Powerboating available to everyone.  Physical disabilities, learning difficulties, learning disabilities,  hearing loss, deaf, other impairments that may be preventing you from being active.  We are devoted to getting you on the water for recreational fun, to gain certification or competitive racing.

Our well equipped ramped access classroom in Mylor, based near Falmouth is ideal for learning with wonderful views of the estuary. Parking is easy and we have free passes for your convenience.  We also have a hearing loop and other additional aids for a variety of needs.  Please contact us to discuss.

Our well equipped ramped access classroom in Mylor, based near Falmouth is ideal for learning with wonderful views of the estuary. Parking is easy and we have free passes for your convenience.  We also have a hearing loop and other additional aids for a variety of needs.  Please contact us to discuss.