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Best Workshops & Classes Around the World: 2 to Book

2 tours  ·  from $87 a head

The 2 workshops & classes below are compared on price, length and what you see from the rail, so you can pick one before the good departures go.

Sydney Harbour - Sailing Hands-On Experience - Sydney Harbour views from a 24-foot keelboat
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Sydney Harbour – Sailing Hands-On Experience

1.Sydney Harbour – Sailing Hands-On Experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 22 reviews · from $86Our pick

Meet at Manly Yacht Club for a 1.5 or 2.5-hour sail on a 24-foot keelboat. Your skipper can teach you to steer, handle the sails, and work the boat, or let you simply enjoy the harbour views. Guides including Will, George, and Diana have led relaxed, practical sessions, with the Opera House possible on longer cruises when weather allows.

“Beautiful day on the water learning how to sail. The instructor was a great teacher and made it very enjoyable”

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Sydney Harbour: Hands-On Sailing Experience on Luxury Yacht - Sailing past Watsons Bay, Rose Bay, and Taronga Zoo
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Sydney Harbour: Hands-On Sailing Experience on Luxury Yacht

2.Sydney Harbour: Hands-On Sailing Experience on Luxury Yacht

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 12 reviews · from $161

Meet your skipper at Manly Ferry Terminal for a private three-hour sail aboard Southwinds, a classic 1950s double-masted yacht. Learn basic sailing, take the helm if conditions allow, bring a picnic or drinks, and cruise past Watsons Bay, Taronga Zoo, the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and Luna Park.

“Our sail aboard Manly Sailing’s Southwinds was a highlight of our trip to Sydney. Captain Finn and crew Hannah and Olivia gave us the opportunity to see this fabulous city from the unique vantage point of a classic 1950’s double-masted Read more”

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