Sailing is about going somewhere and one fantastic option to go further is to travel over two days.
We set sail from Fell Foot at the south end of Winderemere and sail off toward the mountains, stopping for lunch (and pees) near bowness before contiuning onto the North end of the Lake.
The YHA is right on the waterside has a low jetty for access to the boat and a warm comfortable and accessible room with wet room ensuite.
The next day following a cooked brakfast, we set sail again homeward bound. One of the days will be against the wind, and sometimes its both, so sailing back will likely be a very different challenge to getting there.
A fantastic accessible way to explore the whole lake in the most traditional of Windermere Ways (unless you ask the steam boat club).
27-28 April 2024
Request another date
or Group Book anytime
Arrive 10am Saturday morning (for example) at Fell Foot Active base near Newby bridge
Drive Away Sunday afternoon 16:00
27- 28 April £278 per person
Book anytime £884 based on 3 persons
Book anytime £947 based on 4 persons
Book anytime £1030 based on 5 persons
All technical equipment
Royal Yachting Sailing Instructor
Launching and Landing fees
Waterproofs and Gloves
Two lovely lunches,cooked evening meal and cookedbreakfast
Accessible indoor accomodation in Ambleside with wetroom on waterfront
Look at comfortable seating and adaptions
Gear up and get on the water
Silently (electric) motor off the dock into safe space
Hoist the sails and learn the ropes
Take Control
Pull up for toilets standard public accessible
Sail onwards into early eveing (unless wind is strong)
Enjoy cooked dinner
Sleep in comfy bed
Do it all again the next day
Suitable for all people able to manage own travel to the meeting point.
Suitable for all those with no functional vision who do not need a dedicated guide
Bring a helper
We can access volunteer guides given enough notice.
Surfaces are generally good there are exposed unfenced edges around the docking areas
Water confident reigstered assistnace dogs welcome
Tacktile rope position and control markers are fitted to main controls
Audio navigation help you stay abreast of progress and tracking waypoints
Suitable for those able to self manage without dedicated support or with a dedicated carer (who could drive between sites).
We will help with meals, reminding about medications etc.
Clear and concise instructions
Participants should be capable of understanding and acting appropriately around hazards with suport and prompts
Bring a helper
Requires self transfers between seats of different heights
Room aboard for compact chairs
The trip is possible for walking aid users.
Lunch time stops to standard accessible toilet possible
Accomodation is level access with wet room
Range of seating options and support systems
Suitable for people with most auditory impairments that do not require signing to communicate
Bring an interpreter
A BSL assistant instructor is occasionally available.
We have radios and Tloop transmission units to aid hearing within the boat
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