Welcome
Whalsay Leisure Centre is situated centrally within a 15 minute walk from the islands ferry. It consists of a games hall, 15m Swimming Pool, a Gym and studio, a meeting room and a viewing gallery with hot drinks and vending machines.
The Leisure Centre offers a wide range of fitness classes as well as a variety of junior activites to suit all ages.

Level access
There is level access from the main entrance to:
Reception DeskWhalsay Leisure Centre Swimming pool changing AreaWhalsay Leisure Centre Swimming poolWhalsay Leisure Centre Gym changing AreaWhalsay Leisure Centre GymAccessible ToiletSportmax resale Games HallStudioHearing
Visual
General
Getting here
For further information on accessible travel in Scotland, go to Transport Scotland.Travel by public transport
The Centre is walking distance but it is all uphill.
Travel by taxi
Parking

Arrival
Path to main entrance
Main entrance

Getting around inside

Ticket/ information desk
Reception Desk
Reception desk is through a set of double doors from the porch

Things to See and Do
Spectator/ Audience viewing areas
Swimming pool spectator area
Spectator area on poolside is a communal space for everyone

First floor viewing gallery
This viewing gallery has 2 seperate sets of stairs, one of which has a chair lift.



Swimming pool
Whalsay Leisure Centre Swimming pool
We have an accessible changing area with an adjustable bed and hoist with direct access to the swimming pool


Gym
Whalsay Leisure Centre Gym
There is a small access ramp to the gym door

Public toilet
Accessible Toilet

Shop
Sportmax resale
All resale accessories are provided by Sportmax and sold in the foyer area

Games Hall
3 court games hall multi funtional area used for a variety of activities ie badminton, netball, football, hockey, bowls, trampolining and also for fitness classes, birthday parties and pre-school activities.

Studio
Studio area used for fitness and spinning classes

Getting around outside
Customer care support
Handi Move pool hoist
Mobility scooters or powered wheelchairs can be charged in the porch.


Emergency evacuation procedures
Staff are trained on using the evac chair to evacuate disabled vistors from the first floor viewing gallery

Customer care support