Okay, you’ve checked out of 101, 103 & 104 and the sailing fever is still burning strong. You need to either check into a hospital or buy your first boat – you choose the latter. But what kind should you get? The magazines and websites have you drooling over boats that have tempted you with their sex appeal or indestructible capabilities and you are leaning in every direction.
The 2016 ASA Flotilla in Croatia was organized by Sea Safaris Sailing School with Capt. Jean De Keyser and his wife, “Admiral” Mila, as the experienced flotilla tour guides.
“The aspect of teaching sailing that I like best is being able to introduce students to a new outdoor activity” – Kim Walther
The snow is in our proverbial wake and now it’s time to get at that pre-launch spring checklist. Here are seven big ones that should be considered before your first sail.
Here are eight tips for new racers that will make the challenge a bit more manageable and little less daunting
Looking for some new recipes that you can actually make in your boat’s galley? Good food, but not gourmet?
Bob Diamond has been teaching beginning-sailors the ropes for a good long time and has been an instructor at Spinnaker Sailing in Redwood City, California since 1984.
While waiting for the ferry to Alcatraz in San Fransisco Chet Shubert was so entranced by all the sailboats on the bay that he signed up for sailing classes that following week!
