The range of Hansa sailcraft were originally designed to appeal to that huge majority of the world’s population who would love to have a go at sailing, but find it too difficult or uninviting to do so. The end result is a series of stable and easy to sail craft that offer beginners and experienced sailors lots of fun – for recreation or competition sport. Hansa design features allow total novices of any ability to sail with little or no tuition, almost regardless of the conditions. More experienced sailors enjoy the lively response and fun of close one-design class racing. Together, the series of Hansa sailcraft provides a development pathway of stepping stones from novice to high performance sailing. It is no wonder that Hansa Sailing’s products are growing in popularity in 30 countries!
Tommy Elton, Hansa Sailings distributor in Chile and South America is working hard to promote inclusive sailing at Cape Horne. You can read about his work by clicking the link below. DOWNLOAD Hansa Sailing sets bar high for inclusive sailing in Puerto Williams – Chile
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The Hansa C Crane was designed and developed to by Hansa Sailing. It is an inexpensive transferring aid that can be used to transfer disabled sailors from jetties to sailing boats in marine environments. The C Crane is also suited to many other lifting applications including small dinghies, outboard motors and anchors. The new manual…
Hansa Sailing have documented a number of the safety and stability features of Hansa Sailing Boats. A sailing dinghy has a centreboard to give it directional stability, while on a keelboat the centreboard can be fixed or locked down, with a lead ballast counterweight at the bottom which then acts to resist the force of…
