DINGHY SAILING
The great thing about sailing is racing across azure
waters with the wind in your hair and the sun on your face. You’ll be able to pick up loads of tips from our instructors, teaching beginners to sail and seasoned sailors to squeeze the most out of their kit.
Courses and tuition are free and are Royal Yachting Association (RYA) approved, plus you’ll have access to all the equipment you will ever need.
Inclusive sailing tuition Head to the beach and sign up for one of the sailing sessions. They are grouped by ability, so you’ll always be sailing and learning with people of a similar level. After a few pointers on the beach, grab a buoyancy aid and you’re ready to set sail.
Sailing tuition is included on your holiday and the team are super helpful and encouraging. There’s absolutely no reason not to give it a go – at least once! If you can already sail choose a dinghy and head out to the sailing area, there’s no need to join a session. The beach is open every day from 9.30am until the last sailor comes in off the water.
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Inclusive RYA qualifications Do you want something to show off to your friends back home? If so, why not sail your way to a certificate from the Royal Yachting Association (RYA). There's a minimum amount of time you'll need to spend on the water and you'll need to show us your skills at the end of the week. The awards you can do are Level 1 Start Sailing and Level 2 Basic Skills.
Racing What better way to show off your new dinghy sailing skills than with a good old- fashioned race? The racing is aimed at all levels - whether a Hot Shot, complete beginnner or regular sailor. Our team are on hand at all times, grab them for a quiet word and a bit of advice on the best way to tackle the course. It's all about taking part and having fun (but, it's OK to show your competitive side too). Dinghy racing is now so popular that we run a series of events over the course of the week, with a mid-week and end of week regatta.
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