Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron is offering a 4-day Junior Sailing Camp for 8-12 year olds.

This program offers kids aged 8–12 the chance to build lifelong skills and confidence on the water. With experienced, qualified instructors and a fleet of safe, easy-to-handle dinghies, young sailors will discover the excitement of sailing through fun, hands-on lessons. Each session blends practical sailing with games, teamwork, and water safety, all in a supportive and active outdoor environment with all equipment including personal floation devices provided. 

Whether your child is brand new to sailing or looking to develop their skills, our camps provides the perfect balance of structured learning and holiday fun. From hoisting their first sail to mastering the basics of wind and balance, kids will walk away with new friendships, confidence, and a strong foundation in this rewarding lifelong sport. Join us on the water and give your child a unique and empowering experience they’ll never forget!

CAMP FEES : 4 consecutive days from 8.30am-3.30pm

NON RSYS MEMBERS : Youth without an RSYS Parent or Grandparent Member $600.00

RSYS MEMBERS : Youth with an RSYS Parent or Grandparent Member $480.00

Should you have any further questions or enquiries, please contact the Academy Office: academy@rsys.com.au  or phone 02 9017 0154.

 

 

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Experience Overview

This course is for participants keen to experience what dinghy sailing is about.

Course Prerequisites

Water confident.

Who should do this course?

This is the perfect 'taster' for anyone who wants to discover sailing for the first time. This is the perfect introduction and can be the ideal way for you to begin your sailing journey, without having to commit to a full training course.

Course Outcome

Following the course, you will receive a completion certificate.

 

We recognise that some of our course participants are completing the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award and may be using sailing and/or club membership to complete one or more sections of The Award. To learn more, click here.