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Sailing Schools Queensland

Sailing schools in Queensland — Moreton Bay, the Sunshine Coast, the Whitsundays and Hervey Bay. Yacht training, catamaran courses and charter preparation.

6 schools

Sailing schools in Queensland

Brisbanethe Whitsundays

These schools are in our directory but their profiles are still being checked. We publish accreditation, training boats and prices only once we have verified them against the school, so nothing is listed for them yet.

Southern Cross YachtingMainstay SailingWhitsunday Sailing SchoolSunshine Sailing AustraliaFraser Coast Sailing AcademyPaper Sailors Rock
Where will you train?

The water you learn on

Queensland covers the widest range of training water of any state. Moreton Bay gives Brisbane sheltered, shallow sailing behind its sand islands. Further north, the Whitsundays are Australia’s best-known bareboat charter ground, so training there tends toward charter preparation, catamaran handling and anchoring rather than club racing. Warm water and a long season make Queensland a common choice for liveaboard courses.

BrisbaneMoreton BaySunshine CoastMooloolabaWhitsundaysAirlie BeachHervey Bay
Drop a map of Queensland training waters, one pin per school
What is taught here

Course types around Queensland

Availability varies by school, and not every course type is taught in every region. The three-question finder matches a starting course to your experience and goal, then points at the schools that teach it.

Beginner sailingKeelboat coursesYacht trainingRYA coursesIYT coursesCatamaran trainingYachtmaster preparationRacingSafety & Sea SurvivalMarine radioNavigationOwn-boat tuition

Not sure which school in Queensland fits?

Do not start with price. Start with the outcome, the boat you will train on, class size and whether the qualification is relevant to what you want to do.