Sailing Tasmania
Working with you to help you achieve your own sailing dreams
Personalised Sailing Sessions
One-on-one sessions where we work together with you to meet your sailing goals.
See our programs.
NDIS Community, Social and Recreational Activities
Chrissie has worked supporting people of all abilities to experience sailing and being on the water in Tasmania, New South Wales and Queensland.
Reconnect with yourself and nature through on-water sailing experiences, being supported to learn new skills.
Please discuss your individual needs with Chrissie on 0438 266 425.
For more information email chrissie@sailingtasmania.com.au.
Provisioning
Sailing Tasmania's unique approach to provisioning your vessel combines seasonally grown fresh produce with award winning food and beverages from Tasmanian producers.
Contact us for more information chrissie@sailingtasmania.com.au.
SisterShip™ Training
Delivering SisterShip™ training courses to small groups across Tasmania.
For more information email chrissie@sailingtasmania.com.au.
Personalised - Flexible - Inspirational
We understand your time is precious and will work with you to create a plan to achieve your goals.
About the Coach
Sailing Tasmania offers personalised sailing lessons that are both practical and theoretical.
She has over ten years experience working on and off the water with people of all abilities and will teach you what you need to know to take you where you want to go on your sailing journey.
Ca Va
Ca Va is a 30ft, Van de Stadt Pionier launched in Bournemouth UK in 1963, believed to be the only one of her kind in Australia.
The Pionier is recognised as the first and possibly most influential, glass reinforced plastic (GRP) production cruiser-racer in Europe.
Ca Va has competed in 3 Fastnet races and crossed the Atlantic 5 times before being sailed to Australia in 1981.
Now fully refitted, Ca Va is an Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) accredited commercial vessel, an absolute pleasure to sail and most importantly safe, stable and reliable.
d'Entrecasteaux Channel
The d'Entrecasteaux Channel between mainland Tasmania and the beautiful Bruny Island offers sheltered and safe waters for learning to sail.
Qualifications & Certificates
- Australian Sailing Keelboat Instructor
- Coxswain Grade 1 (Near Coastal)
- Tamanian Motor Boat Licence
- First Aid & CPR
- Working with Vulnerable People
- National Police Check