DINGHY
Dinghies are small sailing craft, generally under 5 meters in length, designed to be sailed either single-handed or with a crew of two. They are highly responsive vessels, where every adjustment of sail trim, helm, or body position directly affects performance. Sailing is typically conducted within the local waters of the club, encompassing both recreational outings and competitive short-course racing.
CRUISING
Cruising is carried out on larger keelboats or yachts, typically crewed by 4–8 or more people. Our training yachts are approximately 44 feet in length, making them well-suited for extended passages and overnight trips. Cruising offers a more relaxed, social style of sailing, ideal for exploring further afield, while yacht racing provides a more dynamic environment that challenges both sailing ability and teamwork.
POWERBOAT
A valuable asset to any sailing centre, powerboat courses train you to drive a powerboat safely. The primary use is for support on training and racing, although the qualification is recognised around the world, allowing you to rent powerboats.
THEORY
Background knowledge is key to being a successful sailor, and the theory courses are designed to support your progression within your chosen discipline. These courses also cover safety aspects to help you deal with incidents on the water.
