An organisation providing opportunities for people with disabilities to parasail in Sydney Harbour.
General Details
Extra product information
. Many people with all kinds of disabilities have been able to enjoy this activity. People with high support needs would need to bring a carer, as some assistance is needed to get on to the boat, and to attach the harness.
. The crew would prefer if possible that people with disabilities sail during the week, so they can spend extra time with them. Weekends are often rushed, however the crew will make time if necessary.
. The boat holds thirteen, and will go out, even if there is only one client. . Clients can wear clothes and stay dry, or wear swimmers and be dipped.
. No experience is necessary.
. Every flyer wears a personal flotation jacket, and can fly in a single or double harness.
. There is an element of risk.
. Essential to book ahead
. This activity depends on weather conditions
. Time - Allow up to 1 hour
. Air Time - 10 minutes
. Length of line - 150 metres
. Minimum age - 10
. 10 up to 15 y/o must fly in tandem
Manufacturer/Country
Australia
Maintenance
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Models / Specifications
Model Sydney Harbour Parasailing: A unique way to experience the harbour and its surrounds.
Suppliers (1)
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Sydney Harbour Parasailing (Manly)
| Supplier Code | Price & Price Notes | Hire? | Repair? | Availability |
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| 0.0 - 0.0 | unknown | unknown |
NSW Suppliers
Sydney Harbour Parasailing (Manly)
| Supplier Code | Price & Price Notes | Hire? | Repair? | Availability |
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| 0.0 - 0.0 | unknown | unknown |
Standards
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