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Disabled people will have the opportunity to take a ride on a powerboat or enjoy a relaxing sail around Portsmouth Harbour and the Solent thanks to the collaboration between two of the U.K.’s truly accessible boating organisations.
The Disabled Sailors Association (DSA) who operate their fully accessible catamaran Scott Baderin Portsmouth and Wetwheels Solent who also operate their fully accessible power catamaran in Portsmouth, will be offering all disabled people, including those with profound and complex disabilities, the opportunity to enjoy the Blue Health benefits of being on the water.
The event will be held over the weekend of Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th of May 2022 courtesy of Gunwharf Quays who have made available their marina and facilities which includes their fully accessible award-winning Changing Places toilet facilities.
Disabled people can pre-book a free 90 minute experience on either vessel free of charge, including one carer, by contacting Wetwheels (07904 997 622) or Scott Bader (07841 675 308)
Both boats will be running five trips a day for both days starting from 9:30 AM. We are recommending people book early to reserve their slots.
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